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My Three Babies

This mother tells of losing her babies at 22 weeks, 25 weeks, and 20 weeks. Now, there will be a cervical stitch in an attempt to continue to term with a pregnancy when this mother gets pregnant.

Our Angels

The mother tells of her two losses after being on the I.V.F. program. She and her husband were elated with the pregnancies, only to have them end very abruptly. Nobody has any answers. How can they move on when this deep sorrow lingers?

Scared and Excited

This mother shares the excitement of getting pregnant twice, but then having the disappointment of hearing no heartbeat either time. Now she and her husband are ready to try again, and they are both scared and excited.

Time

A mother shares some thoughts in poetic form on "Time." Time pushes us forward when sometimes we don't want to move. We cannot find that happy spot in time, especially when we must endure the heartache of a precious, stillborn baby.

Denial is Less Painful

The mother is having a difficult time facing the reality of her adult son's death. She carries a burden of guilt, and finds it so much less painful to avoid thinking about her son. Yet, she knows that she is going to need help when she begins to grieve.

Sharing a Prayer

This mother shares the moment her little angel was born and held in the palm of her hand. All she can do is cry. She is afraid that the pain will never end, and she would like to share prayers with every mother who has ever lost a baby.

Life Is Short

This mother reminds us that life is short, so use every opportunity available to tell someone you care and to embrace life. As she learned with her son, life is short. He died much too soon.

God's Promise

A mother reminds herself that when grief ravages her soul with pain from missing her child, God has promised to sustain and protect. She goes to God in her time of need, knowing that He is always there.

Loneliness

This mother shares the cold, empty feeling of loneliness that overshadows her following the loss of her son. She beautifully reminds herself, though, that there is a day of hope coming when the sun will shine again.

I Will Never Forget the Day

This mother shares the experience of the day she went to the doctor to find out the sex of her baby. After 3 nurses could find no heartbeat, an ultrasound revealed the worst news. Eva Lauren was no longer living. But, hope still lives as Eva remains alive in spirit.

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