By Natalie Kliewer How Do You Share a Miscarriage Announcement Instead of a Baby Announcement?
I lay there, trying hard to remember every detail from just a few weeks before. I had lain on the…
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By Jenny Albers My Baby Fever Can’t Be Cured
My cheeks become flushed as my eyes scan a pregnancy announcement. In an instant, I begin to sweat. My womb…
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By Rachel Whalen The Orca Who Quietly Showed Us How To Grieve a Child is Pregnant Again
Oh, Mama Orca! Two summers ago, we watched as you grieved your calf who died. We watched as you carried…
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By Amanda Monteiro She Left the World the Same Way She Entered it: Surrounded By Our Love
For one year, eight months, and seven days I gazed upon my daughter Edie, drinking in every detail. Each morning…
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What is Faith When You Lose a Child?
“To have faith is to be sure of the things we hope for, to be certain of the things we…
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By Brittany Dick I Thought My Arms Would Be Holding a Baby Today, Instead My Heart Holds a Memory
Today was meant to be special. From the moment you tested positive, imaginations ran wild picturing the life you’d soon…
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By Stephanie Henderson Snyder Miscarriage Made Me Angry—And Stronger
I was so excited to be pregnant again after my first child. I dreamed of my babies playing together and…
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By Sarah Moore My Baby Was Gone and So Was I
The first time my husband and I saw our baby was during my 8-week sonogram. Time moved quickly and I…
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By Katie Robinson Miscarriage is Sad, and It’s OK To Say it Out Loud
I was 10-weeks pregnant, wiping ultrasound jelly off my stomach, and trying to focus on the weight of my husband’s…
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By Sydney Hatcher It’s Impossible To See the Hurt Within a Heart, So Please Just be Kind
Did you know when your child dies in the hospital, there isn’t a magical door that leads right to your…
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By Zoe Clark-Coates To the Doctor Who Heard My Silent Scream
To the doctor who cared for me, I had never met you until the day I walked into your office,…
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By Tiffany Nardoni In Life After Loss, the Little Things Are Big
This sounds absolutely horrible. But it's real. And it's raw. And let's just be honest, we probably all have some…
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