May 2, 2010 is International Babylost Mother's Day

Here is the beautiful clip made in honor of all of us who have lost our children.  Thanks, Carly!

Valentine's Day

Flowers for our little "Valentine".  February 14 marks 18 months since we held our Grant in our arms.  I would love to hear how you will remember your little angel on Valentine's Day.  We took these flowers up a few days ago and put them on Grant's grave. Tomorrow, we will light a candle and smile; because we know that our love never ends. Death may be able to separate us temporarily, but the love will last forever.

Please feel free to add your rememberances in the comment section. Happy Valentine's Day to you and yours!

Our newest infant gowns

I love just sitting back and observing how God works.  From day one I have had a peace about this ministry; knowing that God was going to provide everything for it.  At this moment we have completely used up all our donation funds; therefore, we are at a halt on "production", or rather, a small "bend" in the road. Several days ago we received an email message from a dear friend informing us that we should watch our mail for a package.  True to her word a package arrived and I tore it open excitedly to find two beautiful burial gowns for infant girls. I am not trained in the beautiful art of sewing; so I have to rely on friends to provide me with them. Up until this time, we have only delivered gowns for infant boys to the hospital- and now we have a beautiful design for the girls!
Here is a picture of the back of the gown and then the front of the gown:

My friend who made these gowns knows the pain of losing a child very well.  Her daughter's name was Megan Elizabeth; and she was just 36 weeks gestation when she went to Heaven. The mommies who eventually receive these gowns can be comforted in the knowledge that Megan's mommy will be praying for them in their time of sorrow.  I cannot think of a better way to honor Megan than for her mommy to share her gifts with others who are experiencing the same loss.  Thank you, Kellie, for your hard work, prayers, and compassion toward others who are hurting.