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2010 in review
Posted in Just a Cloud Away Remembrance Kit, Just a Cloud Away-Love Talk, tagged angels, angelversary, Baby Loss, bereaved parents, death, grieving families, infant loss, just a cloud away, pregnancy loss, stillbirth, Stillborn, stillborn baby, tanner on January 2, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Gifts Remembering Deceased Angels
Posted in Angelversaries, Comforting Memory Gardens, Just a Cloud Away Remembrance Kit, Scrapbooking for Bereaved Families, Sympathy Gifts and Baskets, tagged angels, Angelversaries, florist, greensboro, memory gardens, Scruggs Florist, Stillborn, sympathy baskets, sympathy gifts, tanner on April 6, 2009 | 5 Comments »
When my baby Tanner passed September 28, 2003, sympathy flowers were delivered almost every day for a month. Scruggs Florist in Greensboro, North Carolina delivered the most because they were located less than a mile away from our house. 5 1/2 years later I am helping the florist create an appropriate sympathy basket for bereaved [...]
Scrapbook Store Says No to Baby Loss Product
Posted in Huh?!, Just a Cloud Away Remembrance Kit, Our Heavenly Angels, Scrapbooking for Bereaved Families, tagged heaven, Just a Cloud Away Remembrance Kit, memorial scrapbooks, miscarriage, october 15, pregnancy and infant loss, Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness, remembrance scrapbooking, scrapbook grief, scrapbook stores, Scrapbooking, Scrapbooking for Bereaved Families, scrapbooking loss on September 26, 2008 | 4 Comments »
A friend of mine called a local scrapbook store asking to carry Just a Cloud Away Remembrance Kits on consignment, meaning, I would leave the kits in the store and only be paid when they were sold. He said no, I don’t want anything depressing in my store. Shit no, did he just say what [...]