Stories from the Heart
I want to remember you
This LO features an ultra sound picture of my 13.5 week old baby on the day that I found out that she had died. Our daughter had Monosomy X. Most of those babies never make it past the 5th week of pregnancy, dying before most mommies realize they are pregnant. Christy Faith didn't for some reason. Maybe because God wanted me to know her for that short time and be blessed by her presence. She had died two days before this ultra sound was taken and on that day I felt her kick for the first time. I think she was saying good-bye.
I want to remember my little girl. In the past 14.5 years, I have missed her wondering what she would have looked like. Would she have loved to play with dolls or cars with her brothers? Would she sing? Write poetry? I'll never know but I want to remember her. What I do know is she had my nose. Her daddy's head shape. I'll always love her.
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I want to remember you
This LO features an ultra sound picture of my 13.5 week old baby on the day that I found out that she had died. Our daughter had Monosomy X. Most of those babies never make it past the 5th week of pregnancy, dying before most mommies realize they are pregnant. Christy Faith didn't for some reason. Maybe because God wanted me to know her for that short time and be blessed by her presence. She had died two days before this ultra sound was taken and on that day I felt her kick for the first time. I think she was saying good-bye.
I want to remember my little girl. In the past 14.5 years, I have missed her wondering what she would have looked like. Would she have loved to play with dolls or cars with her brothers? Would she sing? Write poetry? I'll never know but I want to remember her. What I do know is she had my nose. Her daddy's head shape. I'll always love her.
So sorry for the loss of your daughter. Beautiful page.
Oh thank you.
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Thank you for sharing your difficult time. I noticed that it had been years since your loss. I know it never completely goes away. I lost twins many years ago before I even knew they were there. Sharing that time with us took bravery.
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I really love your page...the sentiment....the story of loss. You, Tara, are inspiring. I love that you could recognise you and your husband in Christy. Scrapbooking is personal. Thank you for sharing.
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