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Showing posts with label grief & loss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grief & loss. Show all posts

Let me hear your story.

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Yesterday, I was asked to share my story. A lot of times, Emmett comes up.  Something will happen, someone will say something, I'l...
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Loss hierarchy.

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This has been on my mind a lot lately. I remember a few years ago, before I had either of my babies, when one of my dearest friends ex...
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When you don't know what to say.

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Over the past year, I've heard a lot of...interesting comments.  Mainly coming from well-meaning friends and family, who inadvertentl...
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Reminders to myself.

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Valentine's Day. It's funny how something as simple as a typically over commercialized holiday can bring out fresh waves of grie...
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Where I am, where I've been.

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More specifically, where I am and where I've been, particularly when I'm not here. To put it plainly, lately I've been str...
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Goodbye, 2015.

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To say this year has been an emotional roller coaster would (probably) be the biggest exaggeration I've ever made.  The chaotic journe...
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On learning to love.

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I keep thinking about everyone who has died this year.  My son, my uncle, and my grandmother.  I reminisce about their lives, and feel grate...
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Be gentle with yourself.

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Purchase this beautiful print here ! I stumbled across this beautiful print on Etsy somewhat recently, and the words on it have been an ...
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Six months.

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Today marks six months in Heaven for our sweet baby. Sometimes it feels like it has already been years since Emmett went home.  Then th...
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"Here's how you get through this."

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The above photograph is one of the very few that I have with or of Emmett.  (I spent another hour crying today because I went through t...
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Every father counts.

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Each holiday after a loss comes and goes with such a vast array of emotion.  This year, we have observed Easter, Mother's Day, and n...
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Regarding our online grief support group.

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When we were in the hospital, I spoke with a couple of social workers, who provided me with some pamphlets and lists of grief support groups...
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Keeping the faith while enduring A Great and Terrible Loss.

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This is my raw and unfiltered reality. Since losing Emmett, I have struggled to find balance.  I think I'm doing fairly okay, buy I ha...
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Rick Brandt.

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Captured on Mackinac, chosen for my fisherman uncle :) This past Monday, my uncle took his final breath here on earth, after a long, har...
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A few things you think about, when you lose a child.

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Somewhere between week 32 & 33. Yesterday was 14 weeks. 14 weeks. That's 14 weeks without Emmett…without hearing his cry…wi...
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A bit about Mother's Day, and where I'm at (mentally) these days.

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I enjoy setting a pretty table :) This Mother's Day, I tried to keep things very, very simple.  I was trying to face the day with br...
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To the one's who are hurting on Mother's Day.

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I wrote this a few days before Mother's Day, but I couldn't bring myself to post it.  I had a really hard time accepting the truth a...
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Responding to the unfairness of it all.

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I remember when we took Ryan's sister to Emmett's grave, she made a statement that really struck me.  As we were looking at all of t...
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Embracing Mother's Day, even though it hurts.

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Mother's Day: another holiday that is going to look so much different than I originally thought.   I had anticipated holding Emme...
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A Great and Terrible Loss.

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A loss is a loss, but when you lose a child (regardless of their age), that is a spectacular burden that I refer to as a Great and Terribl...
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