“…Death in childhood goes against the natural order of life, as the young are supposed to outlive the old, and parents do not expect to outlive their children (Bogensperger & Lueger-Schuster, 2014;Garstang et al, 2014). But it is more than just the loss of a person, rather it is the loss of all the hopes and dreams attached to the child, like graduations, weddings, and children of their own (Bucaro, Asher, & Curry, 2005;Woodgate, 2006). And the death of a child requires a restructuring of the parent-child relationship, moving from an external, physical relationship to a more internal one based on honoring and cherishing memories of the child (Meert, Thurston, & Briller, 2005;Proulx et al, 2015;Truog, Meyer, & Burns, 2006a).…”