By Stacey Skrysak Dear Meghan As You Await Your Rainbow Baby, From One Loss Mom To Another
Dear Meghan, As the world celebrates the joyous news of your and Prince Harry's pregnancy, I find myself in tears,…
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By Lauren Hedrick A Rainbow Baby Brings Hope, But Doesn’t Erase the Pain of Miscarriage
Each morning when I get into my car, I throw my purse into the passenger seat, set my coffee down…
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Pregnancy After Loss Requires a Different Kind of Hope
I sat in my son’s nursery during a 3 a.m. feed—my tired eyes scanning the room, desperate to stay awake.…
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By Victoria Van Vlear A Rainbow Baby Delivers Hope and Heartache
On May 28, 2019, my husband and I lost our firstborn daughter Faith to stillbirth. I’m now pregnant with what…
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By Jenny Albers I Thought There’d Be One More
I thought there’d be one more. One more baby to swaddle and sway to sleep in my arms. One more…
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By Natasha Carlow Facing My Fears as a Rainbow Mother
It is late 2014, and I wake from another restless sleep. I am pregnant with my first surviving baby. I…
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By Christina Zambrano You See an Only Child—I See an Answered Prayer
We were on our very first walk around the neighborhood when I was first asked the question that would follow…
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By April Leiffer Henry To the Loss Mama Waiting For Her Rainbow Baby
I became a part of the pregnancy loss community almost 10 years ago when I had my first miscarriage. It…
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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 HVFH Contributor Dear Rainbow Baby, You Bring So Much Joy
He asks me to watch him swing every day. Sometimes I watch him through the window as I make dinner.…
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By Elly Durham Dear Rainbow Baby, We Love You Enough For Two
What you don’t know is the ultrasound picture on the refrigerator isn’t you. I couldn’t bring myself to take hers…
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By Justina Oldehoff I Never Take the Little Things For Granted Anymore
I love our son's cry. To us, it means life. It means we have a living baby in front of…
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