Angel Babies are Heaven’s Gatekeepers
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By Lauren Perry It’s Been 7 Years Since I Held You in My Arms
Seven years. That’s how long it’s been since I’ve held you or saw your blue eyes. It seems like just…
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By Micayla Lyons I’m Leaning Into This Grief, But I Need You To Catch Me God
God, I’m leaning in. I’m leaning into this grief. I’m leaning in to this valley. I’m going to need You…
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By Genny Jessee Coexisting With Grief Isn’t Sad—It’s Freeing
October was child loss awareness month. I realize this each year when I start seeing posts about it on social…
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This Broken Road To Motherhood Shaped Me
It was a beautiful day in July, warm and sunny, when I found out I was no longer a mother.…
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7 Platitudes Not To Say To a Bereaved Mom
“You are so strong!” “I can’t even imagine what you are going through.” “God needed another angel. She was too…
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Grief Steals Everything But the Memories
Grief steals my thoughts, my time, and my emotions with just one recollection. I can be driving and listening to…
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By Justina Oldehoff The Loss of a Child Brings Isolating Grief
The more time that passes, the more isolating grief feels. I have isolated myself. I have pushed people away. I…
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By Patricia Murphy The Heart Inside a Loss Mom is Always a Little Broken
October 28, 2019: “I’m so sorry,” she said, as she backed away from the machine as if it were a…
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By Amy Givler I Need You To Know That Even Though My Child is Invisible, I Am Still a Mother
To the mother who can kiss all of her children goodnight. To the one who will get to watch her…
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By Nicole Hastings I’m Supposed To Raise You To Be Strong, But You’re the One Who Strengthens Me
I dreamed of you before I held you. Curious eyes. A smile that lit up your face. When I saw…
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By Jessica Wolff The World May Forget Her But We Never Will
It has been 16 months since my first child was stillborn. Our surviving child, her twin, was very ill for…
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