Angie, over at Still Life With Circles, suggested this blog round up of videos. I'm a bit late chiming in, but better late than never.
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I am a contributing author to this anthology about stillbirth. My essay, What No One Tells You, is the first chapter of the book.
They Were Still Born is a collection of stories by mothers, fathers and grandparents who have experienced stillbirth. Edited by Janel Atlas and with a foreword by Elizabeth McCracken, the book is a valuable tool for anyone touched by stillbirth.
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5 comments:
Beautiful, I'm so glad you took part. I have been reading here for so long. I can relate to your life beginning when he died.
xo
So beautiful. I've listened to this three times today and I've tried to write a comment but I don't have the words to do yours justice.
That feeling of losing, and that they lost and then . . now not quite being sure what happens, if they lost. I feel that quite strongly. I'm never sure, of my two girls, which one escaped. I just don't know.
And the love. That's all there is left. Beautiful and sad. So sad. I wish that Ben were with you.
I just want to thank you for writing and for sharing Ben with us. I'm glad you're here xo
Thanks so much for sharing your beautiful letter to your sweet boy. Praying peace and comfort for you...
Oh wow. Such beautiful words to your son. Our babies really were sources of great joy as well as great sorrow, so true. Thank you for sharing in this project.
For a moment I felt I was the son...felt the love of a mother. Thanks for sharing.
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