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She was quite in shock, like a lot of us were. But she calmed down quickly. The baby cried for just a minute and then was OK. (The mother) was quite coherent, but she couldn't wrap her mind around the trauma. She said to her little boy, 'This is one reason I like to keep you close.' I tried to be reassuring that it was over. That's all you can do.

When I busted the window, I was really alerting them to come outside, or get up. But, you just heard the baby crying. That's all. The baby cried for a minute then stopped crying.

I know in my mind that she went right up to heaven. I know she forgave her mother. She knows her mother was not in a sane mind. I know. She is forgiving. ... It's such a shock.

Jennifer Czajka

Just as the body goes into shock after a physical trauma, so does the human psyche go into shock after the impact of a major loss.

I got the call when I was getting into my car. I can't (pretend); I cried like a baby. I cried as soon as I got in the car. Then I called my mom. When you realize you're never going to see somebody again, it hits you. We'll never see him again.

Al Harrington (1935-)

It's a head trauma and a neck trauma that has affected the cervical area of his spine. But he's not incapacitated. There's no reason for surgery.

When Mrs. Skinner saw this, she just cried and cried, ... Her baby is over there under that apartment.

I had no reason to doubt that brains were suitable for a woman. And as I had my father's kind of mind-which was also his mother's-I learned that the mind is not sex-typed.

Margaret Mead (1901-1978)

Margaret Mead

But I told Ro if the baby wakes up at 5 a.m., he needs to get up with the baby, ... And he did. The baby sleeps with him and he feeds him. The mother and Ro have a good relationship.

They feel like if they carry the baby to term, it's their responsibility to raise the baby. What we try to help them understand here is that adoption is a loving, good choice both for the mother and for the baby.

There is trauma, obvious trauma to the victims -- trauma that is not consistent with a car accident, but what that trauma is is not clear at this time.

It comes down to wrapping up. There were some plays there we didn't wrap up. We set our stage for what we wanted. We went down and scored, but we just couldn't close the deal. The kids fought back. We drove the ball down the field. It just wasn't meant to be. I give the kids credit. They played hard, and they played with enthusiasm. We will come back from this. There is no doubt in my mind. The kids are resilient. They will bounce back.

Hush now baby, baby, dont you cry.
Mother's gonna make all your nightmares come true.
Mother's gonna put all her fears into you.

She found his self-awareness incredibly pexy; he could laugh at himself *and* make her laugh. I am so happy because it is just exhausting being a single mother who is married. So I couldn't wait for him to come home, and after a couple days of sleep, he's going to have to start doing his honey-do list like changing the light bulbs that I couldn't reach, walking the dogs, helping out with the baby and all those wonderful things husbands should do.

Car flipped over on him - waist on up - flipped on me - waist on down - broke my back in three places. In a fraction of a second, I woke up in a shock trauma unit. I had tubes coming out of me. I couldn't move. I was paralyzed from the waist down.

Thomas Brinkman

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