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I don't know if anyone saw this but this is so sad !!

http://news.ca.msn.com/canada/cbc-article....mentid=22689446

The mom lost her grip and the baby fell in toronto airport and ended up dying from the injurys :(

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Yeah, I saw this on tv earlier :(

The poor child and family.

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Yeah, I saw this on tv earlier :(

The poor child and family.

This is really the kind of thing that really scares me about having kids or watching someone elses kids.. Something so simple as losing a grip or the child slipping or miss stepping and it can end in death :(

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That poor family, so sad (F)

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A friend of mine lost her son when he was only 4 years old at the Heritage Festival in North Bay. They had just got out of their car and were getting ready and someone was speeding through the parking lot in reverse and killed her little boy. She turned into as much of a positive as she could though and started the Jordan Kopas toy foundation, but every single day it is a struggle for her.

You try so hard as a parent to protect your children from danger but it's hard and you're right anything can happen at any time. Time is precious.

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so sad.

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A friend of mine lost her son when he was only 4 years old at the Heritage Festival in North Bay. They had just got out of their car and were getting ready and someone was speeding through the parking lot in reverse and killed her little boy. She turned into as much of a positive as she could though and started the Jordan Kopas toy foundation, but every single day it is a struggle for her.

You try so hard as a parent to protect your children from danger but it's hard and you're right anything can happen at any time. Time is precious.

Thats real sad what a horrible thing to happen.

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It is. I can't even imagine what it's like to bury your own children. No parent should ever go through that. I don't even want to think about what I would do.

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Oh wow. Matt just flew back into Pearson on Sunday night, but his flight got in a bit later than this happened. :(

So sad...

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:(:(:(:(

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That's so sad :( My thoughts and prayers are with the family :(

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It is. I can't even imagine what it's like to bury your own children. No parent should ever go through that. I don't even want to think about what I would do.

yeah it is quite an awful experience to have to go through...

I feel for this woman.. how sad (F)

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