How a parent's suicide affects a child, I wish nobody knew

With the news of the suicide of a relative very close to the Spanish royal family, what has most awakened our sensitivity, apart from those parents and brothers who have lost a daughter and a sister respectively, is that little call Carla who has 6 years old and he has run out of mom. Even if you don't understand it now, one day you'll know the truth.

We do not like to judge, we are no one in the lives of others to be able to comment on it, but from within we find a thread of confusion about the person who has brought a being to this world and has left it, to rest in peace.

We speak in general, not about this particular case, because this situation is repeated too often throughout the world. It does not come to our mind that an adult with offspring does not want to see how their child grows, does not want to accompany him in his learning or guide him on the right path in his life. We do not understand as a mother who has felt in her womb the best of her life, do not feel like continuing to live for her. We cannot put ourselves in the situation of children who lose their parents at their own will, even if we have acquaintances or friends who have also experienced it, but the lack of someone dear is perceived within, the illusion of how it could having been life with him and even a feeling of guilt. What can you ask? "How little do you care that you prefer to die than live with me?"

We do not want to go deeper into the subject, but we do not stop wondering how a mom or a dad, for many setbacks that may arise in your life, do not want to give the best they have to their children.

One's rest causes immense pain to many. Can you consider a selfish act, give your life and then steal part of it?