It was a parent\u2019s worst nightmare come true when the Wesenbergs lost their little son Ted one Sunday afternoon. Unfortunately, it happened in a place that was supposed to be the safest for the family, where nothing should have gone wrong, yet everything did.<\/p>\n
The Wesenbergs found Ted dead in their swimming pool. His body was floating like a pool float, and Paul Wesenberg had dived into the water to save his son, but it was too late\u2014neither his mouth-to-mouth nor the paramedics he\u2019d dialed could bring his son back.<\/p>\n
Linda Wesenberg couldn\u2019t bear the sorrow of losing her son, and she sat as pale, numb, and motionless as her late son at his funeral. Then as a week went by without Ted in the Wesenberg household, things turned chaotic, brutal even, and so harsh that little Clark couldn\u2019t stand it\u2026<\/p>\n
Linda and Paul were struggling to cope with their loss, and they fought every day, every time. Clark heard loud noises from his parents\u2019 room every night, and his mommy would get frustrated and eventually cry.<\/p>\n
His daddy would blame his mommy for Ted\u2019s death, and his mommy would blame everything on his daddy. Clark hid under his blanket every night, clutching his teddy bear and sobbing whenever he heard his parents bickering.<\/p>\n
No loss is so profound that love cannot heal it.<\/p>\n
When Ted was there with him, things had been so different. Their parents rarely argued back then, and his mommy was never sad and upset. She would kiss him goodnight and hug him before she tucked him in bed, but she no longer did any of that now.<\/p>\n
She had also stopped making breakfast and often stayed in bed, telling him she was ill. Paul always made them toast and eggs for breakfast now, and he had started arriving home early to prepare dinner for them, but his cooking was not even close to Linda\u2019s.<\/p>\n
Clark missed his brother. He missed Ted so badly that he wished he had gone to the place where his brother was\u2026 because their parents no longer cared about their son, who was still alive.<\/p>\n
All they cared about was who was to blame for their other son\u2019s death.
\nOne evening, things went from bad to worse. Clark heard his parents arguing again, and he was so frustrated that he couldn\u2019t stand it. \u201cMommy! Daddy! Please stop!\u201d he yelled as he stormed into their bedroom. \u201cPlease stop! I don\u2019t like it when you fight!\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cLook, Paul!\u201d his mother hissed. \u201cI lost Ted because of you, and now Clark hates you!\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cOh really, Linda?\u201d Paul shot back. \u201cAnd what about you? I don\u2019t think Clark\u2019s in awe of you!\u201d<\/p>\n
Clark\u2019s parents forgot he was in their room and continued to argue. They began blaming each other for Ted\u2019s death again, and Clark decided he didn\u2019t want to stay there any longer. Their home was filled with screams and tears since Ted left, and Clark had started despising his home.<\/p>\n
\u201cI hate you both\u2026\u201d he whispered, tears running down his cheeks. \u201cI HATE YOU, MOMMY AND DADDY! I don\u2019t want to live with you! I\u2019m going to meet Ted because only he loved me!\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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