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The kids that haven't talk to there parents are now not hurting as much because they have help.They have someone to talk too. This is so nice and sweet on how she help kids because she went through the same problems and its nice and kind.

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1. Why do the parents live with the children and why would they want to leave the children ?

2.  What do kids think about when their friends talk about what their parents /mom or dad do for them?

3.  How are people helping kids without parents?

4. When kids don't have their parents, do they miss their real parents when they're adopted ?

5. What is the difference between adopted and fostered ?

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1. Why do the parents live with the children and why would they want to leave the children ?

2.  What do kids think about when their friends talk about what their parents /mom or dad do for them?

3.  How are people helping kids without parents?

4. When kids don't have their parents, do they miss their real parents when they're adopted ?

5. What is the difference between adopted and fostered ?

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If you want to get  involved or help Mrs.Robinson you go on the CNN website and give Mrs.  Robinson on donate

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Mary Robinson  was the hero is this situation and her foundation is Imagine, A Center for Coping with Loss.

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The main reason she want to help kids that where like her because most kids even when she was kid had a lot to go through and angry and hurt and very sad and want to make kids like her to feel better about there self and make them feel love.

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"Naming the loss is actually an important part of mourning," Robinson said. "It also normalizes your loss and your grief. So, kids see that every single person has had somebody who died. And that's incredibly powerful."

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Mary started this foundation because her father died when she was 14 and she was going through a lot . She began volunteering at a children's grief support group and she quit her job to work there for full-time.

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"It looked like bad behavior ... But it was a textbook example of a grieving child," Robinson said. "I wasn't a bad kid. I was a sad kid."

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Toner, Kathleen. “She Lost Her Dad When She Was 14. Now, She's Helping Kids Learn How to Mourn.” CNN, Cable News Network, 12 Apr. 2019, https://www.cnn.com/2019/03/14/health/cnnheroes-mary-robinson-grief-loss-death-of-a-parent/index.html.