Humorous Wedding Speech

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Thank you for your post Tarkyn it was lovely that you understood so readily, The baby passed away at 16:20 our time, he did not suffered any fits thankfully, he slipped away in Sarah's arms, I promise you, I thanked God for that, however I just could not hold my emotions back, she just loved that broken baby as if it were her own, asking nothing other than the opportunity to show that baby love. I don't know if I can keep doing this, I can't have my heart broken like this and I can't watch Sarah have hers broken either, I have asked the fire and police offices not to report Sarah for climbing into the car, she was not trying to remove the baby she just wanted to let him know someone was there for him, she said he was having trouble breathing and she wanted to check his airway, once she was with him she couldn't leave him, I asked her to say she didn't understand the fireman wanted her to leave the car, innocent Sarah said she fully understood he wanted her to leave the vehicle, however the baby didn't. The manager of the office said he won't act unless he receives an official complaint. if those men put a complaint in I will not be able to contain my rage.

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