US mother fights for access to daughter’s iPhone almost five years after her death


Since her daughter’s death, Stover has been locked out of her iPhone which carries precious photos, videos and art from the amateur photographer. — Photo by Jordan on Unsplash

Some parents who have lost a child don’t want to talk about it. For Chrissy Stover, talking about her late 16-year-old daughter is a tribute to her.

“There’s not a lot of stories or coverage on bereaved parents because it is a sensitive topic,” Stover said. “They (the parents) don’t want to think about it, they don't want to talk about it. I love talking about Olivia,... keep(s) her alive.”

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