Isn't the book gorgeous.. i first saw it when i was overseas, staying at my BIL/SIL and read it to my nephew (well, he wasn't then, but became later).. i loved it... I haven't seen the other one you mentioned, but will look for it.. IO saw another one by the same person at Borders, it was all about the mother coming back because she forgot to say goodbye when dropping her child off - it was so sweet!
Your twins are absolutely gorgeous btw in that pic! They look so happy!!!
How much longer until you are back at work? Do you do labour ward or post natal nursing?
I read your story about William on Friday... i sat there bawling my eyes out for like 15 minutes.. and when DH read it he also got very upset. I don't think anyone can ever express to you the right words to say - there is nothing you can say to comfort somebody when they have lost part of themselves, but i hope that you will always have wonderful memories of him as he will always be part of your life, and also, not that the pain will diminish, but that it becomes bearable productive pain (does that even make sense), that you can do something with to always remember him.
I'm sorry, i'm not so eloquent at this time of night, but i'm so truely sorry that you don't have him here with you...
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