The article depicts a touching exchange between two individuals mourning their lost children. One woman recounts her own painful experience of losing a son 35 years ago, highlighting the societal pressures to move on and the isolation of grief. As they share their stories of loss at various public moments, they reveal the stigma surrounding stillbirth and the importance of acknowledging such painful experiences. Ultimately, the author reflects on how these shared moments of grief foster a sense of connection and compassion among those who endure similar losses.
"I hope you don't mind, but I'd like to tell you my story," she said. "My son died too, 35 years ago. I wasn't allowed to see him."
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