10/16/2016
Hugs and prayers to each family that has lost a little one ❤️
In October 1988, President Ronald Regan proclaimed the month of October to be “Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month.” In his speech, he noted that our society has terms for the loss of a spouse (widow or widower) and a child who has lost a parent (orphan), but no term to describe a parent who has lost a child. Such a loss is unimaginable and indescribable. Child loss goes against the natural order. The lack of a term to describe a parent who has lost a child could be viewed as symptomatic of society’s tendency to ignore the reality of child loss. Our society tends to have difficulty acknowledging and discussing death in general—let alone the death of a child. The loss of a child during pregnancy or early infancy is further minimized in our society. When it comes to child loss, people tend to think that how long you’ve known a child dictates how much you love it. In many parents experience, how much one loves a child does not depend on how long the child lives.-By Rebecca Erickson
I am 1 in 4- as many of my fans know the sweet babies in my profile picture our my surviving triplet daughters. Together they hold a lamb that represents their sweet sister that was lost too soon, but was delivered with them at 28 weeks. This month we recognize those taken too soon. We think about our sweet Grace daily as her sisters grow, one day we will all be reunited with her and my heart will feel full again. Together lets celebrate all those sweet angels,. "There is no foot too small that is cannot leave an imprint on this world"