By Christiana Whallon A Letter to my Daughter in Heaven
When the doctor finished up that prenatal ultrasound, he said the words that would change our lives forever. “I don’t…
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The Sweetest Mother's Day Gift!
Death of a Parent
By Rachel Gnagy Infant Loss – From the Outside Looking In
One summer day six years ago my mom called me, crying. She told me that friends of ours from church…
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By Britt LeBoeuf Things Nobody Tells You About Having A Miscarriage
“She lost the baby.” “She had a miscarriage.” “The baby died.” “I’m sorry, there’s no heartbeat.” These are all words…
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By Sheila Hansen I Can Be Excited For You and Mourn My Miscarriage Too
We got the call. My sister-in-law called to let us know that our two year old nephew had news to…
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By Her View From Home I Am My Child’s Tomb
Pregnancy loss is a terrible thing. It’s something we bury deep down and only our spouse and sometimes those closest…
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By Becky Puls A Letter to My Unborn Child
Since our pregnancy loss, I have yet to make it through today, National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day, or…
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By Shannon Brescher Shea We Left Everything Except my Broken Body
I was waiting for blood. Every time I went to the bathroom, I was waiting for those spots. But they never…
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By Nina Leicht-Crist I’m not the Woman I was Before My Miscarriages
One out of four American women miscarry their baby. That is one fourth. A quarter. 25% I had three miscarriages. …
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By Jessica McCaslin My Husband Also Battles Miscarriage Guilt
Several years back I miscarried our third child. The pain and guilt were difficult to handle. What did I do…
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By Julieann Selden To the Woman in the Fertility Clinic
To the woman in the fertility clinic, I don’t know your name. I don’t know your story. You sat on…
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By Tayler DiGiacomo A Letter to the Grieving Mom
Go ahead and cry, mama. It's okay. It's okay to be sad. It's okay to hide. It's okay to not…
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By Annie Henriksen The Year We Lost Everything
Only a few years ago, as newlyweds in my eyes, our world was turned upside down. My husband and I…
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