Re: Tomorrow will be Challenging
Thank you for the warm welcomes.
Today was truly terrible, but my husband and I have somehow made it through it. We have lived another day, and it's another day to grow stronger in our love and tell our beatiful son's story. He was such an unexpected blessing. He touched many hearts in his short time upon this Earth.
Thanks for the update on the status of my poem. You can take your time putting it up, don't hurry on my behalf. I was just curious to see if the system was down. I look forward to getting to know you all as well. It is nice that there is a site that actually seems to care about grieving mothers. It's a welcome relief from grieving all alone. The babies we have lost are all truly beautiful, and I take great joy in thinking that they are all up there together, without a care in the world, playing and laughing in a place where there are no tears. I sure they know we deeply love and miss them.
Aemin was my little angel. He would always kick like mad when he heard his daddy's voice. We had his name picked out before we even knew we were expecting. Aemin Ray Ford Potter. Ray after my grandfather, Ford after Daniel's grandfather. I miss him so much!
Ironically, we found out that Aemin (also spelled Eamon) originates from Ireland. It means "Gaurdian", and that is exactly what my little man has become. I can't wait to see him again, and to hold him in my arms again.
Thanks again for the warm welcomes.