Don't forget tomorrow, I would love for you to join me in remembering those babies that were lost. Please link up your blog and tell us your story. If you don't have a blog, please leave your story in the comments section. I will be lighting 2 candles tomorrow night for Zoe & Jonathan. I would love to have a little ceremony where I read the names of the babies that were lost. I would love to include yours.Back together again
My sisters and I are reuniting to sing for an awesome cause tonight. We haven't done a concert in 5 years since, we retired to be wives and mothers, and I am so excited to sing with them again. I am thrilled that the girls finally get to see their mommy sing on stage. The last concert we did Brooklyn was crawling around on the stage during sound check. Wow how time flies.
Don't forget tomorrow, I would love for you to join me in remembering those babies that were lost. Please link up your blog and tell us your story. If you don't have a blog, please leave your story in the comments section. I will be lighting 2 candles tomorrow night for Zoe & Jonathan. I would love to have a little ceremony where I read the names of the babies that were lost. I would love to include yours.
Don't forget tomorrow, I would love for you to join me in remembering those babies that were lost. Please link up your blog and tell us your story. If you don't have a blog, please leave your story in the comments section. I will be lighting 2 candles tomorrow night for Zoe & Jonathan. I would love to have a little ceremony where I read the names of the babies that were lost. I would love to include yours.
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I have lost 2 babies. The first, I truly never wanted or planned for. I found out I was pregnant and losing the baby at the same time. He was 8 weeks along. I had to grieve for the child and feel the guilt of my relief. My husband and I named him Joshua, and will never forget him. We lost our second after having 2 healthy daughters, and dealt with secondary infertility issues for a year. We thought he was our little miracle. His was a partial molar pregnancy, that went undetected till 16 weeks when the docs noticed his heart was no longer beating. I "delivered" him at home, and held his tiny body in my hands. We named him Christopher and our whole family remembers him daily, even at mealtime prayers. After Christopher, we were blessed with another daughter who survived despite the chorioangioma I had on my placenta. God bless you on your journey and thank you for taking the time to pray for an honor those babies that are lost before they have a chance to live.
Good luck tonight! Beautiful ladies.
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