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"Anna called me Friday night from her Dad&amp;#039;s at around ten p.m., and I assumed it was to say goodnight. Instead, she was calling because she got out of the shower and found David in his bed crying. She asked him what was wrong and he told her he missed Mom and Beatrix (our cat). So being an awesome and caring sister, Anna called me and put him on the phone. We have no idea why it hit him like that. Anna said they all had a great night over there and it sort of came out of nowhere. He couldn&amp;#039;t articulate the why to me either, he just kept repeating over and over that he missed me. I reassured him that I loved him and he could call me anytime all weekend long and reminded him that he&amp;#039;d be seeing me in two days. He calmed a bit and seemed better by the time we finished chatting. We spoke again yesterday and he was back to his normal sunshiney self, so it was a passing moment that probably hit him by surprise as much as it did us. He had been so very sad. It made my heart hurt, big time. I guess there&amp;#039;s no statute of limitations on missing your intact family, especially not for him. Have you had your kids suddenly show signs of grief well after you thought they&amp;#039;d adjusted?  [Follow Ellie on Twitter and Facebook] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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