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In January of 2005, my son C. died. Then he was born. These are the 8 million pieces of my life, as I pick them up,one by one.
And now, featuring the addition of our second beautiful child, BB and his lovely sister E.
About Me
Been there, done that
- Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Infant Loss Blog Directory
- A Glow In The Woods
- Nicolas' Garden
- Certainly Not Cool Enough
- Everything is Under Control
- Moksha
- Dead Baby Jokes
- Pregnancy after a Stillbirth
- Untangling Knots
- Losses and Gains
- fidens fides
- No Matter How Small
- I Won't Fear Love
- A Mending Heart?
- Accidental Housewife
- Ryan Was Here
- letters to the babies that lived
- Nate, Nate Roller Skate
- No, I Will Never Be Over It
- Natalie and Julian
- Invisible Minority
- The Mad Mommy
- Spiraling Into Control
- deadbabyblog
- A Nice Cup of Tea
- Trying to Have A Baby That Lives
Because I'm Curious
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5 comments:
Those women are insane and grossly uninformed. You can also cut off your own limb without a hospital, drugs, or medical montitoring, but you don't see anyone doing that. Because it would be STUPID!! Ugh...gotta love the "It won't happen to me" attitude.
You know, I really don't understand this way of thinking. Births have ALWAYS been attended by someone...family, friends, midwives. To be totally alone? That's just a bizarre concept in and of itself.
They call birth a "natural event". Isn't death one, too? Morons.
Yikes is absolutely right.
yeah, i mean a few words come to mind....Duh! Huh? Shit!
oops, i probably messed up your 'G' rating....
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