The parents who lost their three children Mo, 12, Evie, 10 and Otis, 8, on the ill-fated flight MH17 have penned down a heartbreaking statement which would bring you to tears..
The children, boarded MH17 with their grandfather Nick Norris so they could return to Australia from their European holiday in time to start school this week.Mr Maslin and Ms Norris had planned to stay on in Amsterdam for a few more days after their children left. The family was meant to be reunited on Monday.
"Our pain is intense and relentless. We live in a hell beyond hell.Our babies are not here with us – we need to live with this act of horror, every day and every moment for the rest of our lives.
No one deserves what we are going through.Not even the people who shot our whole family out of the sky.No hate in the world is as strong as the love we have for our children, for Mo, for Evie, for Otis.No hate in the world is as strong as the love we have for Grandad Nick.No hate in the world is as strong as the love we have for each other. This is a revelation that gives us some comfort.
We would ask everyone to remember this when you are making any decisions that affect us and the other victims of this horror.
So far, every moment since we arrived home, we’ve been surrounded by family and friends. We desperately pray that this continues, because this expression of love is what is keeping us alive. We want to continue to know about your lives, all the good and all the bad. We no longer have lives that we want to live by ourselves. So we’d like to take the chance to thank everyone, all our incredible friends, family and communities, and to tell you all that we love you very much.The heartbroken father has taken an indefinate leave from
his job as head of Buxton Resources
The children, boarded MH17 with their grandfather Nick Norris so they could return to Australia from their European holiday in time to start school this week.Mr Maslin and Ms Norris had planned to stay on in Amsterdam for a few more days after their children left. The family was meant to be reunited on Monday.
"Our pain is intense and relentless. We live in a hell beyond hell.Our babies are not here with us – we need to live with this act of horror, every day and every moment for the rest of our lives.
No one deserves what we are going through.Not even the people who shot our whole family out of the sky.No hate in the world is as strong as the love we have for our children, for Mo, for Evie, for Otis.No hate in the world is as strong as the love we have for Grandad Nick.No hate in the world is as strong as the love we have for each other. This is a revelation that gives us some comfort.
We would ask everyone to remember this when you are making any decisions that affect us and the other victims of this horror.
So far, every moment since we arrived home, we’ve been surrounded by family and friends. We desperately pray that this continues, because this expression of love is what is keeping us alive. We want to continue to know about your lives, all the good and all the bad. We no longer have lives that we want to live by ourselves. So we’d like to take the chance to thank everyone, all our incredible friends, family and communities, and to tell you all that we love you very much.The heartbroken father has taken an indefinate leave from
his job as head of Buxton Resources
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