Thank you for your video, I didn’t loose a child, I lost my wife suddenly after a prayer and kiss good night.  I found her slumped forward in the bathroom at 3:00 in the morning about six weeks ago. She was unresponsive and I started CPR and called 911 immediately. The paramedics were there n two or three minutes but could not revive her. We had talked about funerals just a week prior and kidded each other that we would come back and haunt the other if we over spent on the funeral. She died four days before our 44th anniversary and had been sick for most of those years. She liked to kid me that she must have been allergic to me because she got started getting sick six months after we got married. We had what I would call a great marriage — she was an exceptional person — so it was probably mostly due to her efforts, and I miss her terribly. However I know I will see and be with her again eternally one day.  

Again, thank you for sharing

THANK YOU SO MUCH for this video and for those inspired words. My oldest child (and only son) lost his life in 2011 in a boat accident during a church activity. He was one week from his 15th birthday.

My family and I miss him every day, but we are grateful for so many, many things: that he died almost instantly and probably painlessly; that no one else in the boat was badly hurt; that there were two priesthood leaders there, one of whom was able to give him a blessing as he passed; and that so many, many people in our ward and our community reached out to our family with love and compassion.

I don’t believe that God "took" my son—instead, I believe we live in a fallen world where accidents happen and children sometimes die from illness or injury. And my testimony is that God, our Father, mourns with us. He feels our pain and our anguish, and he sends His Holy Spirit and works through other people to bless and comfort those who have lost loved ones.

How grateful I am for a loving God, a loving Savior, and their plan of salvation that promises our family is eternal.

I love this.  I also lost a daughter, 4 years ago.  She spent a week on life support before she passed, and while that week was fraught with stress and uncertainty and anguish and tears, we also saw many miracles and felt the peace and comfort of God.  Our daughter saved three lives through organ donation, which has given us so much peace.  I love the drawing in this video of Jesus holding their little girl.  What a precious, beautiful reminder that she is at peace with him.

This was not a good video to watch at work. Breaking down crying in front of my bosses and having them watch this video, we all cried together. Beautiful story you shared. This has helped me regain my faith for the gospel. My deepest condolences to your family. I know your husband and he is a great man because he has a exceptional wife. Much love to you and the family. Thank you for sharing this personal experience with everyone.

Love the end when the family is smiling with Her picture.  You can see in their eyes they know she is wrapped in the arms of our Savior.

As a bereaved parent since 1979, I can promise that you all will meet this precious little one again. I know that even 100 other children can't replace the one, but you are still blessed beyond belief, with the part of your most beautiful family that was all still on the couch together at the end of the video. My prayer for each one of you to find complete healing sooner than later.

Thank you for this video. I lost my own daughter at the age of 5 to the complications of a brain tumor. I thank my Savior for the precious time I got to spend with her in mortality. I anxiously await to see my Jasmine's shining smile again when that day comes. I am so grateful He has given us hope through His Atonement and Resurrection.

Thank you.
 I lost many friends in Vietnam, from car crashes, disease, etc.
As an old man I am learning to care for people and care about them.
  I lost a daughter years ago.
  Thank you.

I love how you shared that you didn't believe there was a prompting to go in sooner. Many people often feel when a loved one that is a child dies that they did something wrong, it is not so. Each of our lives has a beginning and an end point and only the Lord knows when it is our time to go. We just have to trust the Lord when he takes our loved ones, because their mission was finished on the earth.  I believe that the Lord is in all the events of our lives, and we just have to trust him and keep moving our feet, through the good, the hard and even the super challenging times. Sometimes it feels so much easier said than done. May Heavenly Father be with each of you, no matter what you are facing!

What kind of person would "dis like" this video?? Amazing example of strength and courage. What a devastating loss... Bless you!

I wasn't going to bother watching this and then felt like I should, and I was so touched. My wife passed away 5 months ago and my newest grand daughter lived only a week and died just over a year ago. One thinks to "have it" to have dealt sufficiently. And then you see something like this and realize how much you still need the comforter.

Jesus have Mercy on us everyone who comes in him comes to thee father God bless you.

Thank you for sharing your story.  We, too, lost our 11 year old daughter (and mother at the same time) in a rollover accident on our way to Hershey, PA on spring break in 2006.  My husband was able to restart our daughter's heart as well at the scene, and in the end, this saved several others' lives through organ donation, too.  Our tragedy became someone's blessing.  It was hard at first to make this decision, when you're trying to cope with the stress, but, you literally only have such a short time to make the decision to donate.  I, too, never imagined losing a child.  But, in every tragedy, there are tender mercies of the Lord along the way.  It gave us many opportunities to share our beliefs with others out here in Ohio.  Shauna Jones

I have a little girl her age and I pray for you sister. We parents are doing the best we can. I hope God gives us the streath to know his hand in our lifes. Hugs.

I lost 2 daughters, very slowly. The disease made it hard for them to learn to walk and talk and it progressed until they died at ages 25 and 26 at only about 80 pounds. Their organs were not good for transplanting. Their disabilities had confined them to wheelchairs from 2nd grade on. They could read and speak with difficulty but not write. So, they left nothing behind except what got written on the hearts of the people that loved them and were loved by them. Some day I'll know what they took with them. I have to trust that everything fits in God's plan.

So sad, but the comfort of our fathers eternal plan is a ray of light.

The strength of this woman amazes me. God bless you sister.

I believe everything we go through is a way for God to test and reveal how strong our faith truly is. How deep is our faith? How strong are we when life becomes difficult?

But when you remain close to God, He remains with you through everything. So, let us never lose hope or give up. Keep believing, keep praying, and keep trusting God. 🙏🏽❤️

Thank you for sharing your beautiful daughters life with me.  I lost my first son at age 4 by a drunk driver,  although I wasn't responsible, he was just sitting at  red light with his grandma they both were killed, I felt guilt.  I had to turn to the Savior for peace and I counted the miracles as well. Including a beautiful letter about sight being restored to two children from the donation of his cornea, all his other organs were too damaged.  Elsie is in a special place same as my Jordan, and they are watching over us.  Its been 30 years since Jordan died, and the miracles continue.

Never is it easy to lose a loved one but the hardest loss is that of a child.