Hi Sunshine, I agree with everything Suzanne said. most of us knew nothing about
this. even if we had seen it on tv or heard of it, who would think their own
child would do this? I think guilt goes with losing a child no matter how they
died. its irrational yes, but its normal. That is my biggest struggle, trying to
get past the guilt! that and just missing my son. I could really use him these
days.
I hope you can find some comfort here, knowing your not alone.

take care,
Carol


--- In autoeroticasphyxiationsupport@yahoogroups.com, "kool_king_88"
<kool_king_88@...> wrote:
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> Hi, welcome, im so sorry for your loss, Unfortuantly not many of us new about
this other sides of our sons/friends/fathers and struggle with the guilt of we
could have stopped it if we had known or, why did they do it when they new the
risk, i really belive that none of them tryed it thinking they would die out of
it, its taken me along time to be able to say that but im slowly getting my head
around it. I cant say that the guilt ever goes even 15 years down the track but
it does get easier and we learn to find our own ways of understanding and
forgiving to the best of our abilities.
> Were all here if you ever just need to chat.
> Suzanne.
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> --- In autoeroticasphyxiationsupport@yahoogroups.com, "sunshine01198"
<sunshine01198@> wrote:
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> > HI to everyone.I am new at this. I thought that I was in a small group who
lost a loved one to this problem. My son died in December, 2007 and it was ruled
by the coroner as auto erotic asphyxiation. I had never heard of it until then.
He was 25 and I feel so guilty that I didn't know about this side of him.
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