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Dear June

I AM married to a wonderful husband and we are blessed with three grown-up daughters and two beautiful grandchildren.

I have a lot to be thankful for but there is a part of me that died 36 years ago when I lost my four-month-old boy.

He was our second child and first boy. We named him Andrew after his dad. He passed through cot death syndrome.

I would like to know if he has grown up on the other side and if I will see him again?

Lorraine, Kinross.

June Says

The loss of a child is, in my opinion, by far the worst type of grief.

To carry a child creates an unbreakable connection that can be felt but not seen.

The feelings of loss, pain and emptiness experienced by a mum when her child dies can’t be put into words but a part of her has died – the part that was nurtured inside for nine months.

The love and sense of protection a mother has towards her child cannot be understood until we become mothers ourselves.

Having other children around after the loss would give the strength needed to carry on with life. Your girls have fulfilled a part of you, allowing you to see what a mother’s love can do.

Little Andrew will always be part of your family and will have stayed close to his siblings and seen them grow.

An older gentleman draws close to let me know he was there to collect Andrew when he passed and that you had requested he look after him. He has honoured your request and watched over Andrew in spirit since and they are very close.

He is protective towards you. I sense a father’s love.

I feel this man passed quickly and unexpectedly but I’m unsure as to how he

passed. He was and still is an extremely private individual.

He is accompanied by a lady in spirit who I sense would be your mum.

There are two small energies accompanying them. Were there two children lost? Who better to trust to watch over your boy than your own parents?

The bond you have with your son is unbreakable and you will see him again.

Although he hasn’t grown physically, he has evolved and grown spiritually and you will recognise his energy instantly.

VERDICT

My dad died suddenly in his 40s of a heart attack before Andrew was born.

Dad was a very private man and we think he had been suffering chest pains for a while before his death, but he did not tell anyone.

After I lost Andrew I asked my dad to always be there for him and to look after him.

My mum passed away several years ago. She loved Andrew and understood how I felt as she had a stillborn before I was born.

I ask them both to care for him every day and I’m happy to hear my prayers have been answered.