I am so sorry to hear this has happened. When we were pregnant with my 2 daughters I prayed every day until birth - well actually for a quite a while afterwards as well - that everything would go smoothly which thankfully it did.

I hope you are doing OK.

Jason

I just came across this post during a random search; I agree wityh what you were saying about the weak quality of the writing, however I am pretty sure that it was not written with quality in mind. It is most likely just an MFA site (made for adsense) hoping the visitor will be turned off by their content and click an ad to leave the page for somewhere more interesting, and is ‘keyword stuffed’ to help it rank well on google for terms like “Rival crockpot replacement parts” - try a search of that term on google and this site ranks pretty high.

So basically they are very good at making avery bad site on purpose. LOL

We don’t know each other. I literally stumbled across your blog today trying to find a real definition for “nom” and not the web lingo definition (finally figured out after seeing sans nom=without name a thousand times that it must be name).

I leave a message to add express my sorrow for your loss. The feelings you are having are normal, expected and healthy - you’re grieving. The loneliness and something missing you feel is loss. A loss for more than a concentration of cells but a part of you, mind, body and soul.

My daughter had a miscarriage with her first pregnancy but had a perfectly normal pregnancy her second time around and I’m now the proud grandpa of an 18-month old little boy.

Lean on those around you for support and take it day by day. Grieving is a personal and often lengthy process.

May God bless you and those you love,

Ken