Two years ago in Baby Loss Awareness Week, I was in the process of losing my baby.
One year ago I was waiting to start IVF.
Today I’m so incredibly lucky to be watching my 5-week-old daughter play on her mat. ❤
This candle is in memory of May, Moo and all babies gone too soon.
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I am also lighting candles tonight and will add your May to the babies I remember.
Thanks. There’s also Moo, my fleeting chemical pregnancy from 2013 (I’m going to edit this post to add Moo). So sorry to hear of the loss of your Hufflepuff.
Thank you so much. May and Moo will have a place in my heart tonight.
It’s funny how I’m never sure whether the chemical pregnancy ‘counts’. I don’t grieve Moo as much as I grieve May, but I knew I was pregnant before the beta came back as only 9, and it was still a loss. Thanks for remembering my unborn babies.