Thea Williams

And you are stressed for the parents because you want the outcome to be good too. And when it's not, the aftermath is so sad. It's, It's people wailing. It's people emotionally just can't handle themselves falling out. Like some people even throw up. It's so sad to watch.

And you are stressed for the parents because you want the outcome to be good too. And when it's not, the aftermath is so sad. It's, It's people wailing. It's people emotionally just can't handle themselves falling out. Like some people even throw up. It's so sad to watch.

aftermath of those kind of situations and even if the child survives for a few days later there's family coming in to visit there's people flying in from out of town so just imagine like how it affects the entire family it doesn't just affect the nuclear family it affects Everyone. And it's very sad to watch. It's emotionally draining.

aftermath of those kind of situations and even if the child survives for a few days later there's family coming in to visit there's people flying in from out of town so just imagine like how it affects the entire family it doesn't just affect the nuclear family it affects Everyone. And it's very sad to watch. It's emotionally draining.

And yeah, it's a hard job, but we do it because we want to see these numbers go down. We don't want to see another child come in with that situation and have to give resources to the family, purchase coffins. You know, it's just, it's sad.

And yeah, it's a hard job, but we do it because we want to see these numbers go down. We don't want to see another child come in with that situation and have to give resources to the family, purchase coffins. You know, it's just, it's sad.

And that's one thing that we, we do get therapy and we have resources to help us, you know, deal with those situations, but it didn't, we offer the same to our clients who come in, but it's just sad. It's sad as a whole to watch and it's so preventable. And I think making the conversation normal, like we make, I mean, if we're going to be gun owners and we want to

And that's one thing that we, we do get therapy and we have resources to help us, you know, deal with those situations, but it didn't, we offer the same to our clients who come in, but it's just sad. It's sad as a whole to watch and it's so preventable. And I think making the conversation normal, like we make, I mean, if we're going to be gun owners and we want to

you know, have our rights and things like that, then we should be able to speak about safety and preventable things. And that's normal. And I just want it to be a normal conversation and not something that people are ashamed of or wanna hide.

you know, have our rights and things like that, then we should be able to speak about safety and preventable things. And that's normal. And I just want it to be a normal conversation and not something that people are ashamed of or wanna hide.