In honor and memory...
Today is the National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day. Today is also my birthday. Today we lost Hope 5 months ago.
Needless to say my emotions are all over the place :)
I think this is so amazing... just to hear this men speak up for the loss of so many.
Tonight as we have a small ceremony and a balloon release I know that it will be healing. I know that God has placed this on my heart. I will try my best to make sure I have some pictures to post.
God has a plan. My hope is in him.
So, today think and pray for those who have been affected by the loss of a child.
Needless to say my emotions are all over the place :)
On September 28, 2006,
Congressman Tom Latham from Iowa
brought before the House of
Representatives, House Concurrent
Resolution # 222. The House Concurrent
Resolution was passed in the House of
Representatives supporting the goals and
ideals of Pregnancy and Infant Loss
Remembrance Day. Many families
watched this take place live on C-SPAN
Television, watched live on the internet,
and listened on news radio.
I think this is so amazing... just to hear this men speak up for the loss of so many.
Tonight as we have a small ceremony and a balloon release I know that it will be healing. I know that God has placed this on my heart. I will try my best to make sure I have some pictures to post.
God has a plan. My hope is in him.
So, today think and pray for those who have been affected by the loss of a child.
Balloons for baby Hope! Special Day! And on your birthday makes it just that much more special!! I love you and I love Hope, the baby I will meet one day! ~babies are suppose to make us smile~ NO tears unless they are happy tears! I know she is smiling down on you today!
ReplyDeleteAwww, you will definitely be in my thoughts today! I look forward to seeing pictures of the remembrance and celebration for Hope and other gifts like her. I hope your birthday is truly a happy and momentous occasion, and I know your husband probably has something really special planned for you!
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