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Monthly Archives: January 2011
I feel a shift
In my meditations recently I’ve been caught up in frustration. Old, unwanted thoughts and feelings have been surfacing and dragging me back underwater. I’ve been unhappy during the day without understanding why. Three steps forward. Two steps back. Last night … Continue reading
Love letter
Dearest Ben, Today marks six months from the moment you were taken out of my body, completely still, your heart no longer beating alongside mine. I am halfway through the first year without you. I am not sure how to … Continue reading
This life
Today at the park: moms with little ones and swelling bellies brand new baby with much bigger brother little girl – maybe 7 or 8 – unable to walk, teeth clacking together, the sweetest smile families of all shapes and … Continue reading
Not ready
Lying in the bed, in the middle of the night, I realized I am terrified of getting pregnant. A number of the baby lost mamas who blog and whose babies died in the last year are pregnant again. I am … Continue reading
Sometimes
Sometimes there are no words other than I miss our son.
Sadness and celebration
Sitting in my daughter’s room with her this afternoon, looking at her bookshelf, I noticed my copy of Tear Soup. I lay it on my lap and reread it while she played, then we looked at the pictures together as … Continue reading
Posted in In the Now, Looking back
Tagged family, friends, Grief, growth, life, Loss, love
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The warming sun
Saturday afternoon we decided to put out an invitation to some of our local friends for today – beach time and a potluck at our place. The weather has been gorgeous and though we’re not 100% settled, the house is … Continue reading