I looked at the doctor with blurry eyes when she confirmed what I already knew.
You Are Not the Woman Who Miscarries
If we’re not careful, we can start to think of ourselves as “The Woman Who Miscarries.” We might begin to live life as though that’s who we are at our core. Read further for an understanding of who we really are and what can sustain us through the losses.
Even In Miscarriage, God Is For You
I was broken by each one of my miscarriages. Individually they brought, heartache, pain, grief and questions. Oh, so many questions. But there is one within the group that I am thankful for.
Until Heaven (a momma's letter)
Giving you back to God was the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do. I often ask God to scoop you up in His mighty arms and talk to you about me... How deeply I love you child.
Remember as we are Remembered
This is the day of Remembrance for so many as they acknowledge October 15th, National Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Day. Today we stand with and hold hands with our sisters, brothers, friends and loved ones who grieve their babies gone too soon and dreams unmet with their absent.
Journey Through Grief
Grief is a tricky and difficult path. It is important to honor and attend to your grief, even so, there may be times that you are just weary and tired of feeling sad, so you decided to push it aside for a while…..only to find it erupting in unexpected moments. So what are we to do with grief, hurting, loss and death? Beth Ann Mergens a Waiting in Hope National Team and contributing writer shares her reflections and thoughts on grief.