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Archive for January, 2008

You can listen to this interview that I was delighted to give with Dr Gloria and Dr Heidi by clicking on the “Healing the Grieving Heart” under the Grief Support Catagory. It wasn’t the easiest interview, but I would never turn down a chance to talk about my heavenly babies, scrapbooking, memory gardens or speading pregnancy [...]

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Plants with white flowers are a wonderful addition to memory gardens for a baby or pregnancy loss. Please visit “Pregnancy Loss Gardens Blooming White” on this blog for additional ideas. One plant highly recommended for your child’s memory garden is Candytuft or Iberis, the scientific name. You may want to check the zone chart making [...]

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The days following the death of a child, baby or pregnancy are filled with sadness, shock and anger. There are so many overwhelming decisions to make that have never been considered. How will your sweet angel be memorialized? Will we cremate her or have her buried? This decision can be lightened with the support of family and [...]

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 “Love Memorials™” are very personalized sympathy gifts given to comfort bereaved families grieving the death of someone significant. This gift comes straight from the heart without the possibility of ever being repeated. A “Love Memorial™” can be sent immediately after the death, on death anniversaries, angelversaries, birthdays, approximate pregnancy due dates or holidays. There is [...]

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Roses are a wonderful addition to memory gardens and other gardens desiring an explosion of intricate and impressive blooms. They come in a range of colors, scents, size and add a cottage feel to the garden. An individual rose can be pressed and adhered to your scrapbook pages or cut and brought indoors to be enjoyed. The [...]

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We never really know when a memory will be instilled within the file cabinets of our minds. Years later these thoughts will again be revealed to us. Some painful, some joyful and some are beautiful reminders of moments forthcoming, that no words can describe. One month before Tanner was stillborn, we had a baby shower at [...]

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Do you have a camera? Do you think about your babies in heaven? Then you can keep a sky journal. Please don’t think that if you do not have any photographs of your children because they were miscarried or died very early in life, that you cannot memorialize your angels with pictures. There are so [...]

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The parish of Saint PiusX in Greensboro, NC has outgrown its facility http://www.saintpiusxonline.com/index.htm. We are now looking to build a much larger church to accommodate the current number of families and those joining on a daily basis. “Making a Place at the Table” is the campaign for our rapidly growing congregation. If you are a [...]

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There is a kind of metamorphose that takes place within our hearts after the loss of a child. It’s not the change in shape or color, but a change in strength. I do not like when grief is measured and I am only offering an explanation of how grief is different for those who have [...]

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You really have no idea when the tears will flow until you are right smack in the middle of it. I decided to attend church on a Saturday, by myself. I just wanted a little alone time with God. I just listened to the choir practice and stared toward the alter at the beautifully lit Christmas trees. The last [...]

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