Your post is so true, Tippy, and has spurred me to think about all of the pages and threads we have read and contributed to. The daily journey each of us has taken to somehow fight for Lucas in whatever capacity we could. Even when anxiety and heartache has caused some of to step away, we've always come back. To support one another, and uplift the
@FindLucasAllen Family. Because even though we all want to know the truth, we also know we are willing to wait.
I cannot even begin to imagine what it might feel like for the family members to face each new day without having the answers they so desperately seek. While I have no doubt they all want through and accurate autopsy(s)/toxicology exam(s), the wait must be excruciating. My heart aches for each of them.
Like many others, I have followed "our" little Batman's journey from the very beginning, and know how much Lucas has come to mean to each of us.
Every comment has been posted with passion, and the strongest desire for justice. His story has inspired many of us to take action. Whether it be creating/distributing flyers, making phone calls, mapping areas to search, leading a group of individuals through brush and trees or rocks and streams, completing and posting research, transcribing podcasts, applying to become a foster parent, going back to school to become involved in social work, or praying and supporting from a distance, we have all made a difference in whatever capacity we could.
Lucas' story has made each of us a better person. And the potential to become even better. No matter how long it takes, whatever the outcome, we will all be here. Because no matter our thoughts or opinions, we all want and will be waiting for the justice Lucas deserves.