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.

 

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

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. 

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,

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. 

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.

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.

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. 

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