Lydia Plath Think about the 2008 accident that killed his 17 -month -old brother, Joshua Plath.
“We had a pass of brothers and sisters at 17 months when I was 4 years old and it was in my mother’s hands,” said Lydia, 21 “The Podcast Jinger & Jeremy”, “ Released Wednesday, July 23. “It was a very tragic accident, and because it affected it so much, we couldn’t talk about it.”
An episode of Welcome to Plathville previously revealed that Kim path ran his son Joshua with a vehicle on their family farm. The death was tried an accident, with injuries to the head listed as the official cause of Joshua’s death.
“We didn’t talk about it,” said Lydia on Wednesday. “Because we have not talked about the most difficult thing in our life, they simply did not talk about deep things. I think that is exactly what affected us in this way of not talking about difficult things. … We have not talked about the most difficult thing in our childhood.”
Lydia appears alongside her family on TLC Welcome to Plathvillewho created his seventh season on Tuesday July 22. The show made its debut on the network in 2019 and follows Kim, 52, and Barry Plath Alongside their children Ethan, Hosanna, Micah, Moriah, Lydia, Isaac, Amber, Cassia and Mercy. (Kim and Barry announced in June 2022 that they separated after 24 years of marriage. Kim asked for divorce Two years later.)
Welcome to Plathville presented viewers to Barry and Kim Plath and their nine children when the reality show was presented on TLC in November 2019. According to the description of the series, the couple’s children – Ethanna, Hosanna, Micah, Moriah, Lydia, Isaac, Amber, Cassia and Mercy – “never had Sodia, who of soda, not knowing who spider-man or tom […]
“It was a normal day, and we did garden work,” recalls Kim before Joshua’s death during one of his series confessions. “I made a vehicle pass forward – I had just seen it. So, I thought I was fine, but I stopped and I ran it on him. And the ambulance comes and we are all simply prayed, crying and the lady came, she took her to the ambulance, and she came back and she said:” I am sorry. “”.
She continued: “I can tell you that these next six or eight months of my life were hell on earth. And [Barry]I was dealing with the loss of a son, he was dealing with the loss of a son and a woman. Because I was not there. I was there, but I was not there.
