When Samuel Died
I love sharing guest posts from other writers and mamas. Today I want to share a post written by another loss momma about her beautiful …
I love sharing guest posts from other writers and mamas. Today I want to share a post written by another loss momma about her beautiful …
When my son passed away there were many well-meaning comments given to me that just rubbed me the wrong way. I know that most of these comments are meant for good. But I think that most grieving parents can come up with their own list of phrases not to say to a grieving parent.
1 in 4 women suffer child loss. It is vital to keep the memories alive of these precious babies. The child loss community is making great strides in breaking down barriers and preconceived notions about child death. It will only be when bereaved families can feel heard and their children acknowledged that we know our job is done.
I have learned from this pregnancy, that no matter how much we as humans try to control a situation, including all kinds of monitoring even when it isn’t deemed “medically necessary,” it isn’t up to US. God has the absolute final say in every situation. I pray that God continues to guide me, comfort, and adorn me with his love and gratitude. I will continue to praise him in this storm. He is forever faithful.
After you lose a baby any pregnancy afterwards can feel daunting. It can be difficult to learn to hope again.
Child loss is taboo in today’s society. As advanced as we are, as much as we want to embrace every aspect of life, there are just some things that are still off limits. Child death is one of them.