Sharon and Natasha, parents of two-year-old Ati yesterday who drowned in a pool in the courtyard of his home in Hadera, have difficulty digesting the loss: "We received a two-year gift" • They will donate his organs

• Ati Perry, the 2-year-old who drowned last night in the pool in his yard // Photo: Courtesy of the family

The Perry family is having trouble digesting the death of their two-year-old son Perry, who drowned to death yesterday (Saturday) in the rubber pool in the courtyard of her room. Now he found his death after he went out into the yard and entered the pool without anyone in the house noticing. Today fruit will be brought to rest today.

His parents, Sharon and Natasha, cried to him. His mother: "The worst of all happened. Unfortunately we lost a child. We tried to understand how it happened. We just didn't notice that he was out of the house. Everyone's eyes were on him because we knew he was a naughty, curious boy. He kept running away laughing and hiding us and this time we didn't "After the pool, we were so busy with the showers and preparing food and we didn't notice. We don't know how long he was in the water. Whoever found him in the pool is Grandma."

The family members decided to donate Atati's organs. His mother said: "We decided to donate organs. We donated corneas of the eyes and heart valves. In life we ​​did not think we would bury a child. The children are supposed to bury the parents. We received a two-year gift. 

Later, Natasha added: "We are worried parents. Our big boy in sixth grade and we don't let them hang out alone. Check every minute where everyone is. Later she said:" It happened and we need to learn to live with it. We bury him on his birthday. "Sharon, Ati's father, said:" We have been tracking them over the phone. Instead of celebrating his birthday we bury him. "