Image: Contributed photo January 19, 2021 “The death of a child –- that’s just a different type of loss. There’s no manual for that, no person you can call and ask what you should do next. “When Trayvon was killed, it felt like the end of my life, too, I pulled my car to the side of the expressway, and I yelled out to God. I asked, ‘Why? Why? Why did this happen?’ And there’s no good answer. “I try to connect myself with people who are positive, and who are trying to make a difference. That helps me. As I began to help other mothers, I became stronger, too.”