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I feel resentful

Q My 18-year-old son died 12 years ago in a car crash when a drunken driver went into their car. He was the passenger in his friend’s car and the driver survived with minor injuries. We’ve just been invited to the driver’s wedding, but I can’t bring myself to go. How can I go and be joyful for this boy when he was responsible for my son’s death?

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