Thanks to Oct 15th being pregnancy and infant loss remembrance day, more people are aware of just how many of their friends and family are hurting.
But here’s a suggestion, don’t wait until Oct 15th of next year to check on them again, even if they look like they are doing ok. Grief doesn’t wait until a designated day. It doesn’t go away just because we have a day to recognize it. It doesn’t actually ever go away, we just get better at dealing with it.
8 pregnancies, 3 babies.
If you need to cry with me, I’m here. It is ok, it is healthy, it is necessary.
Kristen S I’ve had someone shame me and tell me it meant I was never pregnant and everyone knows when they are having a miscarriage…. Not the sharpest tool….
Donald D Kristen S ❤️
Doti G You’re one of the strongest women I know. I think of you often and all you went through.
Kathy W Thanks for being such a loving example of strength for all of us ❤️
Micah W You’re an amazing, woman Rebecca. Full of strength and grace.
David F I never knew. You always seemed so happy. That must have taken so much effort. I’m sorry that we weren’t better friends.
Rebecca David, Joel was our last try. 🙂
Donald D ❤️
Bill N Beth C You are in a unique position. God can use your suffering to give support and strength to others. I’m sorry that you had to go through it. But thank you for sharing. God bless you.
Hope G I luv you and all your children!!!!!!!!