Katharina Buczek
Her Son Recalled Dying
“When my son was four, we had driven past a cemetery. Then, he asked me if I remembered when he died and was buried.”
“I said no, and asked him what he meant by that. He said he had died and was buried in a cemetery, and that was when he started growing in my belly.”
“The hairs on the back of my neck stood up when he said that. He doesn’t remember this.”
Her Daughter Did, Too
“My daughter is deathly afraid of fire because she said, ‘The fire at school killed my sister and my other mom. It was really sad.'”
“Then, when my daughter started preschool at three, they had a fire drill. She cried hysterically until it was over and she was convinced there was no fire.”
“I had to go pick her up, and on the way home, she told me she is glad they have fire drills. That way, all of the kids don’t die like at her last school.”
“I am still freaked out.”
