
‘It can be a very isolating grief because there’s no life experience’
“We were lost for a long time, didn’t know, you know. Losing a baby is such a tragic thing.”
Templeogue residents Pat and Bríd Egan welcomed their third child, Liam, in 1998, and got to know him for two-and-a-half days before having to remember him forever.
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