Yesterday, I was asked to share my story. A lot of times, Emmett comes up. Something will happen, someone will say something, I'l...
Showing posts with label infant loss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label infant loss. Show all posts
Loss hierarchy.
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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grief & loss,
infant loss
When you don't know what to say.
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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grief & loss,
infant loss
Reminders to myself.
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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grief & loss,
infant loss
Breaking the silence.
October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. Today specifically, is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. Today, this mont...
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infant loss
A Dream That You Wish Will Come True
Hi everyone, I'm Sara's husband, Ryan. I'm taking over the blog for a moment, and you will see me pop in with posts every now a...
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infant loss,
pregnancy
On learning to love.
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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faith,
grief & loss,
infant loss
Be gentle with yourself.
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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grief & loss,
infant loss,
social
Six months.
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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grief & loss,
infant loss
The beginning of sharing his legacy.
Guys. I am truly excited about some awesome things that are happening over here. Before I dive into what's going on, let me share a ...
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infant loss
"Here's how you get through this."
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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faith,
grief & loss,
infant loss
The immediate.
I wrote this post on June 9th, 2015, just a few days after finding out we were expecting again. I waited to share, because we weren't q...
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infant loss,
pregnancy
Every father counts.
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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friends & family,
grief & loss,
holidays,
infant loss
Regarding our online grief support group.
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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grief & loss,
infant loss
Keeping the faith while enduring A Great and Terrible Loss.
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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faith,
grief & loss,
infant loss
A few things you think about, when you lose a child.
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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grief & loss,
infant loss
A bit about Mother's Day, and where I'm at (mentally) these days.
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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grief & loss,
holidays,
infant loss
To the one's who are hurting on Mother's Day.
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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grief & loss,
infant loss
Responding to the unfairness of it all.
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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grief & loss,
infant loss
Embracing Mother's Day, even though it hurts.
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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grief & loss,
infant loss
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