It took a lot of courage to post what happened, and about your battles with sobriety. I commend you for your concern for the well being of the person who found your Uncle.
Stay strong. Remember that you have the whole AOF community for support.
Once again thank you so much everyone, we spoke to the detectives who in turn spoke to the man that found our uncle. He was an Enmax worker that was at the substation, when we gave our thanks he said he "just wanted to do the right thing". It gives us some peace to know this man is not traumatized by this event and we will be forever in his debt. Thank you all for your support, knowing this man is ok and well we are now able to focus on our grieving and move on. God bless.
My deepest condolences to you and your wife on your loss. Sometimes other peoples choices are the hardest to watch especially when its a road you have ventured down yourselves and are fully aware of the consequences of where the road leads or ends.
It shows your strength and wisdom to have sympathy and appreciation for the person who disvovered your deceased relative. Not many would look past their own grief at how someone else was/is affected.
Congradulations on you and your wifes sobriety!!!
Heartfelt sympathy and understanding to you and your family,
Edmontonlady
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