A Collection The Loss of A Child: His Name Was Jason, It’s Been Seven Thousand Thirty- Two Days

The most difficult time in the life of a parent is the presence and then loss of a child. In this collection of poetry, we see the reflections of three different women who are experiencing the loss of their children in three different ways. A mother loses her last-born Jason. The challenge of having children, raising them and then losing a child. A mother who knows what it feels like to have life growing inside of her knows that something is wrong, but it is not until she loses Jason that she must pull herself together to continue being a mother for the rest of her children. Finally, the account of a woman whose daughter was abducted nearly twenty years earlier, but in her day to day life she still cannot move on with her life. She is still counting the days that her daughter has been gone. (Dramatic)