If I were Emilie I'd never be able to forgive him, and id never be allowing Teddy to be with him alone....Emilie provided an amazing life and standard of living; and all he had to do was treat his stay at home father role with the seriousness and discipline it needed. If he wanted to watch the game then he should have told Emilie not to go out, or he should have watched it outside on the screen while supervising both of the boys. It's absolutely heartbreaking to find out that he was 'busy' placing a bet and watching the game. I don't understand why he couldn't have just said to Trigg 'hang on buddy,you can go and play out in a second when daddy's finished watching the game' or just gone outside to the outdoor seating area and TV. He must be consumed with guilt and what ifs, and rightly so. Iv no doubt he loved and adored Trigg, he must be struggling so much and now he's paid the ultimate price. I can't even imagine how Emilie must feel, I understand she doesn't want to lose anymore but I just can't imagine how their marriage will stay together.
It's just beyond awful reading it all, I couldnt manage all of it. My little boy is only 2 days older than Trigg and I start to panic when I think about it too much.
There are some things you read and you feel you aren't the same for doing so, and little Triggs death is one of them. ....Trigg, I hope you save lives little buddy, everyone should learn from your story.
It's just beyond awful reading it all, I couldnt manage all of it. My little boy is only 2 days older than Trigg and I start to panic when I think about it too much.
There are some things you read and you feel you aren't the same for doing so, and little Triggs death is one of them. ....Trigg, I hope you save lives little buddy, everyone should learn from your story.