Four years after my seven-year-old son drowned, fresh white daisies—his favorite flowers—continued appearing on his grave every birthday. My husband and I weren’t leaving them, so we placed a hidden camera near his headstone. When we watched the footage, we were shocked to see Daniel, the teenage lifeguard who had desperately tried to save our son’s life, quietly placing the flowers at sunrise.
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