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My heart broke when my first son died of cancer. Now the little brother he never met is a source of joy... and guilt, writes NICOLA WHARTON
['Nicola Wharton']
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Because while Lucas is here, warm and real in my arms, his big brother Aaron is not.
Lee was gentle, kind and quietly funny, with a cheeky glint in his eye that Aaron would later inherit.
So by 2019, when Aaron was nearly four and finishing nursery, we started thinking seriously about trying again for a baby.
In so many ways Lucas is like Aaron, which is both a comfort and a source of pain.
There will always be grief in our house, because Aaron will never stop being our son and Lucas will never stop being his brother.