I celebrate the pregnancies and births of my girlfriends babies but I don't have a sister. I lost my baby Ellen at 41 weeks. I struggled when two friends who are close got pg before I got pg again but I was still supportive. One of those friends however barely spoke to me when I was pg with Ellen because she was having trouble getting pg.
I guess there is no real answer. Everyone copes with their emotions after a loss differently and some hang on to things that are not entirely emotionally healthy. Most angel mums like your sister do sort themselves out eventually however.



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. I took some advice posted on here and called mum to talk about it. I told her how much I was hurt by her refusing to acknowledge my baby, her grandchild. I was told that I just had to accept that I have hurt them so much and I just need to give them time 

How you have hurt *them*? You need to give them time?
I can't imagine how hurt you must be, especially seeing as we know what a gorgeous woman you are who wanted to cause your sister as little pain as possible hun. The other girls have given you loads of advice hun and I don't really have any other than to suggest talking to your sister? I am a talker so I don't know if this is way off the mark and maybe not even possible at this point in the the grieving process. As for your parents, I would be point blank telling your mum how hurt you are, how you hope they will be a part of your kids lives and deal as graciously as you have been. Wish I could wrap you up in a big real
Thinking of you darls. xoxox

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