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Posted on Saturday, May 07, 2016 2:41 PM
A mother is not defined by the number of children you can
see, but by the love she holds in her heart. ~Francesca Cox
Honoring your
Parenthood By: Rose Carlson, Program Director, National Share Office
I had my fourth
miscarriage in April 1993; it rocked me to my core and brought me to my knees.
That loss, more so than the previous three, left my heart completely shattered,
and my hope, well, gone. Gone forever, I thought back then. Mother’s Day that
year, just a few weeks later, was so incredibly painful, and I had not been
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Andie: Posted on Monday, January 18, 2016 11:38 PM
From Francesca Cox -- Wildfeathers Wellness
A mindful way to practice self-care.
"Take a few moments in a place alone, with music and maybe candles and few electronic distractions. Allow your mind to find silence and thinking time. What is that you need? What things are you drawn to in this season of life? What types of music fill your needs? Who do you love to spend time with, if anyone? Are there places that mend your heart? Activities? Books? TV shows?"
Make a list of what you need to not just survive, but |
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Video from Tara May: Posted on Wednesday, November 11, 2015 9:40 PM
Grieving your childhttps://vimeo.com/143691844
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andie: Posted on Saturday, October 31, 2015 3:39 PM
This article struck me because it talks about "Just an ordinary miscarriage." No miscarriage is ordinary.
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Andie: Posted on Sunday, May 31, 2015 7:28 PM
Is there something you collect to remember your child by? A symbol that instantly makes you think of them? Do you have a place in your home dedicated to your child? Please feel free to share with us your symbols and/or space on the Facebook group page, or on Instagram and use #ChoosingYourBreath so we can find you! If you are up for art journaling this week you can paste some pictures in your art journal from magazine or newspaper clippings in page or two. Fill these pages up with symbols, things, colors, places or anything that make you instantly think of your child. |
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