Flight Nurse Needs Help!

This is Klos Mueller, 13-year-old boy who, at the age of 2.5, lost his father to suicide. Klos' Mom, a flight nurse and nurse practioner, has done everything to keep her family together; kept her and her son in therapy in effort to work through the trauma they experienced. Mom did everything right-

 

Klos was an 8th grader at Lasalle Springs Middle School; he loved his little brother Eli (age 5). They were best buds!

Klos was your typical boy, loved video games, technology and has aspirations to become an architectural engineer.

 

At the age of 13, Klos took his life. No more future goals, dreams or memories. He’s forever 13.

 

Imagine going to school each day wondering, worrying that someone may once again bring up the fact your dad killed himself.

 

That’s how this happy, loving and funny young man lived.

 

In a post his Mom made weeks before his death “You never know what someone has been through in their life or what is currently happening in their life.”

 

The thing is, the kids knew, the school knew. Klos is dead because we as a society have yet to figure out how to raise our children to love one another rather than laugh at one another.

 

10 days before Klos’ suicide, a student approached him and told Klos a joke;

 

 

”Knock knock, who’s there? Not your Dad!”

 

Imagine his pain in that moment.

 

Right now, Mom Shelia needs our help- no one has insurance to bury their kids-not most at least.

 

She is faced with the fact she will need to go back to work if extra funds don’t come in the help offset the funeral costs and temporarily help provide her with funds to live while healing in the direct aftermath.

 

This is the 2nd suicide Shelia has lived through in 11 years. First her husband and father of her son, now her boy.

Please help with whatever you can! This woman saves lives every single day in her profession and now we NEED to hold her up. God is good, and people are great.

Mom does not want this covered up nor sugar coated. Suicide is ugly, painful and never gets easier over time. You just get use to the loss. Please find it in your heart and means to help.

 

 

This was authored with Shelia’s permission and support.