I would rarely comment but have you picked a cause I feel very strongly about. I have to agree with TracySW. Being involved in the prevention arena working for change, support services etc., the first rule is not to "victimize the victims!" further. This is a very sensitive subject & much of the information is prohibited from use without consent. I too also hope someone rethinks going forward with such a challenge.
May 6, 2008

SORRY IF I HAVE OFFENDED. I WISH TO REMEMBER NOT VICTIMISE.
May 17, 2008

I can see both your points, but I also think it's a way for families to pay tribute to someone they have lost tragically. I cannot see how Ness has offended anyone, I'm sure she was thinking along the same lines as me.
May 22, 2008

I feel Ness has done nothing wrong. Sometimes it helps to remember the victims and it is part of the healing process. It shows your are not alone. This can happen to any one at any time.
May 23, 2008

I, too, feel very strongly about this cause and the abuse intailed in the lives of the victims also left behind and hopefully remembering will be a purpose to their Healing and they are able to productivly GO ON in LIFE.
God Bless their Tributes as their families remember their loved ones and perhaps are able to make a difference in the lives of someone elses.
May 26, 2008