Lots of love and prayers for you – Happy Mother’s Day Diana
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Diana – I know that this is in no way comparable, but I’m suffering a miscarriage as I type. I was only 11 weeks when it started, but you described my feelings today perfectly: “Missing the life I thought I was going to get and thankful for the life I have.” Happy Mother’s Day to you…and thank you for making me feel less alone, even in your time of pain and need. Thank you.

Happy Mother’s Day. Bella is lucky to have such a strong Mommy! Thinking of you my friend! Hugs!
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Ten years ago on my first mother’s day, I was in tears not knowing how long I’d have my precious little girl given her diagnosis. Three years later my first Mother’s Day without my little girl, we were on vacation, went out to a restaurant where they were handing every mother who came in a carnation. I looked at my husband and my mother-in-law in sadness saying am I still a mom? And was told with tears in their eyes yes, I am, I was, no matter how short a life is. I still remember tearing up and trying to hold it altogether. (As I’m doing now). But life no matter how long is a blessing. Little did I know that day that she had already planted the beginnings of a new life and now I sit here hear the chatter of my three girls as they play. Hugs to you today and everyday, my prayers and thoughts are with you.

Thinking of you today! (((Hugs)))
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Happy Mother’s Day to you. Thinking of you and your family and continuing to send prayers. xo
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Sending thoughts and prayers your way today.

Thinking of you and wishing you a Happy Mother’s Day.
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Just want you to know I think of you every single day, and pray for healing and comfort for your heart.
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Isaiah 48:15-16: “Can a woman forget her nursing child,
that she should have no compassion on the son of her womb?
Even these may forget, yet I will not forget you.
Behold, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands”

As mothers who have lost babies, we can surely say this–how much more does our loving Creator say this about us! Just as our little ones, both on this earth and in heaven, are so precious to us, we are even more precious to God. May you be encouraged by this truth! With thoughts & prayers.

Happy Mother’s Day! I thought of you several times throughout the day, thinking of how hard today would be. And every time I thought of you, I prayed. You are loved!
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I miscarried today as well, it was a bittersweet day. I have a new empathy for moms who have lost their sweet babies.

Yesterday was bittersweet – it’s probably such a good term to use. Even though I have my 3 children around me, I still miss my other two fiercely even though I never met them. I think it’s okay to be sad on this day as long as we show those with us how much we love them. Thinking of you.

Hi Diana, I have just been told to read your blog by a friend who thought it might be comforting to me. As I was pregnant with twin boys, they were mcma twins and shared the same sack and placenta. I knew from the begining there would or might be complications, but i was very pro life and wanted to give them the best chance at life. Then about a month ago i lost the first boy and i was 18 weeks and 5 days. I was devastated and i all my excitement of being pregnant with two was yanked out of my hands so quickly. I was so upset, but knew i had to pull myself together and be happy that i still had one baby inside of me who needed me to be strong for him! So I put a smile on and tried my best to be happy for what i still had. Then 5 whole weeks went by and i was so happy that the second baby was doing so well! The doctors all said he had a better chance. Then i went a whole 36 hours without any movement and i was extreamly worried so my husband and i went into the hospital to have an ultrasound and i prayed for the best. The doctor then came in and was unable to find a heartbeat on our only surviving baby. All i wanted to do was fall asleep and wake up again hoping it wasnt true. But it was and i had to be induced three days later. I went through 5 hours of labor and i got to hold both of my boys. It broke my heart. All of my excitement and hopes and dreams for them were shattered all within a few days. The doctors told me that the cords must have tangled. now i miss being pregnant and i miss feeling the twins kick and move inside of me. I’m so sorry you lost yours also and i know how u feel. Its so difficult and reading your blog has helped. Thanks xoxo