I stumbled upon this article today...it was published less than 1 month before we lost Gracie...as I read it, if felt like I was reading my own thoughts and experiences...
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Our little peanut, Gracie
Thanks Jess!!
Many thanks to Franchesca!
Many thanks to Carly for Gracie's name on Christian's Beach at Mullaloo Point - Perth, Australia
Many thanks to Bree for adding Gracie to Ella's butterfly parade!
Many thanks to the 'Awesome Sarah'
Many thanks to Raydrealle
Thanks to Sarah from Rory's Garden for this great photo!
Many thanks to Amanda!
Thanks, Rachel, for releasing this beautiful Monarch in Gracie's honor!!
Thanks Lisa!!
Thanks to Misty for this great picture.
Thanks to Laura!!
Thanks to Tiffany!
Thanks to much to Jill for taking this wonderful picture of Gracie's name in Vermont!
Many thanks to Angela at Project RockaBYEbaby for doing so many great shots of Gracie's name!
Thanks to Marjorie and her hubby for including Gracie in Kheri's beach party over the summer!
Thanks to Malory for creating such a beautiful butterfly with Gracie's footprints!
Thanks, Maggie!!!
Thanks, Tami!!!
Thanks, Emalee!!
Thanks, Jen!!!
Thanks, Jen!!!
Thanks to Casey @ Treasure Beans
Thanks to Jessica at Heaven's Doves
Thanks so much, Lea!!!
Thanks, Lea!!
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- Susan
- My husband and I lost our first child on July 31, 2009, at 36 weeks gestation - she was born on August 1st. We welcomed our rainbow baby in September of 2010, and we are thrilled to have her here with us!! Blogging has become part of my healing process as we travel this path; it has given me a safe haven for my grief, and more recently, it has become a general outlet for surplus thoughts and frustrations.
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2 comments:
Thanks for sharing. This issue of nobody talking about stillbirth just drives me nuts! It's especially frustrating after it happens to you. I constantly wonder if more research was done about it, could we all have our babies with us today? I hope that changes soon.
That's so true- no one talks about it but we need to.
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