Named for the deceased relative, the child changes his life from the same disease

A caller on the “Aldo Morning show” program in Tv Klan thinks names should not be passed. Given a serious loss in the family where a child inherited the name of someone who had died and then passed away, the caller says that it is better to establish other names.

Caller: In the family, for example, we are depressed. Something bad happened to us.

Aldo: What happened?

Caller: My sister died, and my grandson named her for being young, 35 years old. We also lost our daughter, our grandson's daughter with that name, and both are there in the cemetery, the same picture. Anyone who sees them sets his mind on them. And with the same disease.

Aldo: Well, maybe it's not about the name.

Caller: We became obsessed, perhaps scyca, but we became obsessed. There are many names.