“I will never stop talking about it – to challenge the stigma so no one has to feel embarrassment and shame.”
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“I will never stop talking about it – to challenge the stigma so no one has to feel embarrassment and shame.”
“I had my 20-week anatomy scan. This is always my favorite appointment, where the sonographer details every portion of the growing baby, and I go home to put a perfect sonogram photo on the fridge. This appointment was different.”
“The girl in the hospital bed who could barely walk across the room wouldn’t believe she’d be walking her baby in a stroller, with her trusty poodle by her side, taking care of a home, husband, and a baby all while working full time.”
“Not only did Rebecca have Down Syndrome, but she also had 2 holes in her heart and a fissure.”
“Our little sweetheart was laid on my chest. Her little cries told us she was working perfectly–no evidence whatsoever she’d been through 13 rounds of chemo. Tears filled my eyes, and I pulled a warm blanket around her. ‘Hi, Hope,’ I said as she snuggled against my chest and stopped crying.”
“The next time you get frustrated with the person rushing past you to the elevator, or getting called from the waiting room before you, keep in mind this could literally be the worst day of someone’s life.”
“After FINALLY falling pregnant, all I wanted was to hear that sound.”
“I truly believe that miracles happen every day, otherwise, I wouldn’t be here today.”
The look on his face when he spots her coming toward him is both heartbreaking and joyful.
“We see you as we drive home in silence, attempting to clear our mind, so when we walk through our door we can pretend we are okay.”