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By: Lindsey Dell I love the band Imagine Dragons. They have a song called “Whatever it Takes,” which I’m certain was written about something far different than managing grief but for a long time after the loss of our baby, I felt like it was my theme song. (Actually, if we’re being really honest, my theme song was “I Will Survive,” except I wasn’t sure that I would). I live my life in songs. There’s a song for everything. It’s kind of like baseball. Every hitter…
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New Holiday Traditions
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Coping with Miscarriage
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The Unfairness of It All: Infertility after Loss
By: Lindsey Dell Warning: what you’re about to read is very raw, real and new. Does anyone else think “Advanced Maternal Age” is the biggest…
In the Blink of an Eye
By: Artis Granville I squirmed in the salon chair endlessly. “What’s wrong son?” I asked as I gently rub my tummy. I was now 22…
A Walk With Grief
By: Amanda Crews Grief is catching. After five and a half years of showing up unexpectedly, it continues to do just that. I bent down…
The Old Me Died When My Baby Died
By: Lindsey Dell As human beings, I believe that we all go through stages of life. I believe that some of them are pretty standard…
When Words Hurt
Sharing your story is intended to help others and continue the story of your baby. There can be great joy with this but sadly also an exposure to unkindness and hurtful comments.
Reviving Joy
It takes work to revive your joy after a loss. Be thankful for every small step you make in your healing.
TRITE ISN’T TRUE
We continue to love Asher and we always will. He will always be our firstborn child.