...that things are not as dark and gloomy here as indicated in earlier post.
Somehow I had myself fully convinced and mentally prepared that the sun wouldn't come out again until, say, at least July.
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the loss of our son William has changed me, but it doesn't define me .................................................................................................. "I am not what happened to me, I am what I choose to become" - Carl Jung
About Me
- BasilBean
- United States
- I am 38, and have been married for 10 years. Mr. C and I are the parents of William, who died during pre-term labor because my cervix is, as they say, incompetent. We are also the parents of his little brother Vincent, who was born just a little over three years later.
places I visit
- a little bit lost (Ange)
- a mending heart (missing_one)
- and I have to remind myself to smile (Christyna)
- baby loss directory
- certainly not cool enough to blog (msfitzita)
- dead baby jokes (Niobe)
- erin in brazil
- everything is under control (Catherine)
- further records (Beruriah)
- glow in the woods
- hopeful momma (Monica)
- I won't fear love (Julia)
- IC support
- incompetent cervix blog
- letters for J (Heather)
- life can be a shit (Brenda)
- losses and gains (Lori)
- Moksha (Rosepetal)
- my cerclage (KMW)
- nate nate rollerskate
- nicolas' garden (private)
- no matter how small (Aurelia)
- one big maybe (wannabe mom)
- pyjama mummy (Mrs. MacGyver)
- second chance (Monica)
- trying to carry on (Coggy)
- vegetarian mom (private...Birdie's Momma)
- words of a life (Renae)
1 comment:
Im glad things are ok at your end.
It is nice when the sun comes out ...... even more so if its been dark awhile. :)
Hugs
xxx
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