I came across your webpage looking for help with css dropdowns. Then I saw your blog and it seemed so very unimportant.

You don’t know me and I don’t know you, but know that my heart grieves for you and your family and the devastating tragedy you have suffured. One that few people can grasp the overwhelming intensity of, including myself. I am so truly sorry for your loss. I know that you will never forget or stop missing that very special part of your heart that is gone, but I hope that you can find a way to let go of the grief and let your hearts mend. Please reach out to those that love you and the support groups available. While not a cure, they can be a haven in these dark days. May God bless and sooth your aching hearts. Macy

I came across your webpage looking for help with css dropdowns. Then I saw your blog and it seemed so very unimportant.

You don’t know me and I don’t know you, but know that my heart grieves for you and your family and the devastating tragedy you have suffured. One that few people can grasp the overwhelming intensity of, including myself. I am so truly sorry for your loss. I know that you will never forget or stop missing that very special part of your heart that is gone, but I hope that you can find a way to let go of the grief and let your hearts mend. Please reach out to those that love you and the support groups available. While not a cure, they can be a haven in these dark days. May God bless and sooth your aching hearts. Macy

i too tripped into your site, off eric meyers site, in an effort to expand my head with your css knowledge. and like Macy, i too found myself puting perspective on my evening.

there is so little i could say that would matter, however i would like you to know this. your words have moved a fellow father to tears. i sense your loss but more importantly recognize the immense love that you have for Stuart. i am so sorry for your loss. may you, your family, and your friends find comfort in each others love.

jason…

I want to convey my deepest sympathy to you both, surfed in from E.M.’s site and for what it’s worth I just wanted to say I’m sorry for the loss of someone so precious to you. I love both my children, words are inadequate, may you find comfort in the love that brought Stuart into this world.

I stumbled onto your blog while searching for a friend named Andrew Porter… Though you don’t know me, and I don’t know you, my heart breaks for you and your family. Strange how the plights of a total stranger can feel so close to home… I’m happy that you could experience some happiness with your son, and, no matter what your faith, I believe he will always be with you.

Hi Porter,

You won’t remember me, but I was a couple years behind you at St. Mary’s. I did some of theatre stuff with you. I came across your name in Jeffrey Zeldman’s book, and thought, huh, can’t be too many Porter Glendinnings out there. I googled you to say hey, and way to go with all the web standards stuff, and, well, here I am.

I can’t believe how much happiness and grief you and Laura have been through. Your experience has really touched me. I hope that you both find peace and love in each other.

That’s all. Hug,

Melinda Ferriot (Murphy)

Gidday Andrew, Just plugged our surname into google for the hell of it and stumbled on your website. I’m so sorry to hear of your loss. I too am an Andrew GLENDINNING, hailing from New Zealand. My wife and I came so so close to loosing our young boy in a similar manner and have some idea of how you must have felt.. Not sure hoew I would have copped if things hadn’t turned out better for us. I feel for you mate and hope you have now managed to move on. All the best.

Dear Porter,

As with other posters, you don’t know me and I don’t know you, other than I came across your DOM based table sort from Jeffrey Zeldman’s book.

Please accept my deepest sympathies for your loss. There are never the right words for a time like this.

John Smith

As the spirit is forever, there will be a reunion. Though, it should be noted, that some research and experiences indicates that nothing is random nor intentionally hurtful, but purposeful, and an opportunity to expand experiences, both for parents and child.