Sorrow-stricken mother reunites with deceased daughter in virtual world

[Opl]

A special TV documentary that depicted the tearful reunion of a sorrow-stricken mother and her daughter, who died of a rare incurable disease at the age of seven, in the virtual world has touched the hearts of many viewers in South Korea.

 

[saakura]

You are just giving us this informatiin or trying to convey something?

[Opl]

3 minutes ago, saakura said:

You are just giving us this informatiin or trying to convey something?

I'm just sharing the link, I find it difficult to comment, this is so personal. 

[Thongkorn]

Maybe good for some people maybe not it will just open old wounds, I have seen it its a bit Like a film with Cartoon characters and Humans,

[Opl]

during the 2 - 3 years following the loss of a loved one, because the link between 2 persons remains alive despite death, it's hard to admit the reality, some persons manage it  others still fight to stay "together". It's a personal choice. 

[Matzzon]

1 hour ago, Opl said:

I'm just sharing the link, I find it difficult to comment, this is so personal. 

Yes, sure it must be personal. A real person on one side and a made up on another. I also find it very difficult to comment, but that just because it´s much more crazed than I can handle.

[Matzzon]

51 minutes ago, Opl said:

It's a personal choice.

No, it´s not a personal choice. The people that can´t face or admit the reality wish they could every single day. If they had a choice they would take it.

[djayz]

It's unnatural and it'll make it even more difficult for people to come to terms with the loss of a loved one and move on as best they can. 

[metisdead]

As this is about an event in Korea and not related to Thailand, this topic is closed.