The family described Sheyna as her parents’ “heartbeat made visible”. The girl would often write letters of love for her mother, who would, in return, shower her with affection. She is remembered as a “joyful” and “spirited” girl who was “deeply loved”. “There are no manuals, no precedents, no algorithms that can instruct a parent on how to endure the destruction of love of your child,” the tribute said. #mothershipnews
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