In Remembrance

[*Sparklez*]

Honey Aspen, Im so sorry she couldnt stay, She was the most gorgeous little girl, i cant comprehend how i could say goodbye to one of my children, that was only looking at me maybe hours before, Ive had a still born and thats hard, completely unfathomable, but to loose a child whom you were nurturing and providing a safe haven for, and then to be gone, i think i would definently never be able to cope with that..
Im sitting here crying no lie, her little face was so perfect and i think the family around her is so gorgeous, she was very loved and im actually heartbroken..
sorry for rambling, just abit emotional..

[Kazmar]

beautiful babies with beautiful mummas

[Early Kids]

Oh they are all just so beautiful

I'm so sorry

[*suz1*]

Thanks so much for sharing your photos of your precious angels. You are all beautiful strong inspiring women.

[~MummaBear~]

i am thinking about putting a photo of my little girls hands and feet... i wish that i had some prettier photos of her...

[skybie]

Mummabear, i'd be happpy to see your little miss if u want to share her with me

[Inertia]

She was indeed so beautiful, Z&A. Truthfully, the hardest part of SIDS is its very nature. The word SIDS seems like an answer but it is a diagnosis of exclusion. It basically means there is no answer to the question "Why?". It is not something any of us have really been able to live with comfortably. Having a baby in the after has been so hard, because you know you cannot stop it if it is going to happen. That yes, there is this beautiful child who looks and you, and loves you unconditionally, and just the thought of losing them....

I long for the days I was ignorant to it.

Thank you everyone for welcoming her here. She may not have been my baby, but she still is an important member of our family whom will never be forgotten.

[Miss K]

Such beautiful little angels! Thankyou soo very much for sharing with us !!!

[helle]

i am thinking about putting a photo of my little girls hands and feet... i wish that i had some prettier photos of her...

me too, of Jayvan

Mummabear, those photos of Kyarna's hand on your finger are adorable. I'd never hesitate to put those up! I'd love to see them again

[Inertia]

Mrs S,

When I first thought about microprem babies, it was scary. I was sure I never wanted to see it, and that it would be too much for me. Then I had Tsunami, who was Fullterm IRDS and put into NICU. My eyes were opened. They are the most incredible, amazing little lives I have ever seen. I see how beautiful they really are and feel saddened for who I was before, and those who are similar that are too scared to look at them and feel love for them. I am sure little Anthony was just as amazing and I look forward to seeing your first born son.

ETA: Thank you to all the lovely ladies who have been so lovely about Kassidy.