“We aren’t tending a wound that will go away over time. As we grow, our grief grows with us.”
- Love What Matters
- Trauma & Healing
“We aren’t tending a wound that will go away over time. As we grow, our grief grows with us.”
“They get to relive the best parts of their childhood through her eyes.”
“I questioned why now? Why after years when I was younger begging for more kids would now be the time to answer that prayer? This year, at the age of 46 and 47, God decided it was time for the shock of our lives.”
“We sat anxiously discussing nursery themes, names, and how long it was taking. My husband was ready with his phone to record our baby’s heartbeat, but the tech kept asking odd questions. ‘Is something wrong?’ I see my husband put away his phone and the tech goes to get a nurse for a ‘second opinion.'”
“It felt hard to breathe that week. Breathing reminded me of the breaths my babies never took. Three babies I would never meet.”
“In 4 short years, I’d been removed at birth from my mother, placed into foster care, reunified with my birth father, and then placed back into foster care. I’d experienced family separation, failed reunification, abuse, neglect, and had already been named, renamed, and named again.”
“Not everyone is ready to talk about it or go public. No one knows what’s best for you, except YOU.”
“This diagnosis came approximately 7 years after my symptoms started. I may not look sick, but on the inside, it’s a different story.”
“My baby was so very still inside me. I wasn’t crying, I was just in shock and rubbing my belly.”
“Grieving mothers deserve medical care that makes them feel truly cared for.”