Thank you, friend. I know you are able to rest on that same hope with your sweet niece that you still miss.

Thanks for mentioning my parents too, Elizabeth. Even though I miss them here, it is very sweet for me to know that they are with Kali now in a way they never were here. And that one day we all will be together again. Yes, I often wonder too how people make it without that hope….

I so appreciate you, Mary. I felt your prayers and they helped. You know how this day feels, always bittersweet. Love for our children outweighs the pain, but the pain is still there. [You did have a comment show up on the Infant Loss page so maybe that’s what you’re not seeing here? I thank you for both!]

Yes, going into the hospital with our baby inside me and having to leave the hospital without her was definitely a hard, hard time. Part of our hearts stayed behind. But the Lord does bring healing and although we still ache for her, we know we’ll meet again. Thanks for your kind words, Sharon.

I have such special love for nurses like you Jacque. One of my nieces was a nurse in the pediatric NICU for awhile (now she’s in regular L&D) and I know she was/is so tender toward parents struggling with life and death of their sick babies. You truly do holy work each day you are with those families!

Praying now about your day next month, Rachel. It still stings each year but we know the gap is closing in on reunion time.

Yes, we are so blessed to live with hope for great things ahead! Thanks, Mia.

We both have beautiful reunions to look forward to one day. Thank you, sweet friend.