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I know it's long, but I really needed to get it all out there.
Dealing with the loss of a child is never easy, but it's even more difficult when you are an expat living far from home. Life will never be "normal" again and so now the challenge is to find my new normal. I am now back in the USA and the proud parent of two daughters, born using two different egg donors. "Frostina" and "Olea" are the loves of my life and I feel so grateful for the amazing women who donated their eggs and made my family possible.
Good for you for being able to write it all out. I wasn't able to write my story for years. I'm sure it felt good (and bad) to pour it all out in writing.
ReplyDeleteBrave lady - my heart breaks for you and your husband; just the two of you again. How close did we all get, that realisation is enough to bring tears to any stone heart. I am so sorry for you and your precious son; just as I am so sorry for myself and Elizabeth and the 'almost three'.
ReplyDeleteI hope writing it out has had a cathartic realise for you and something to look back on in years to come. I know the love for our children will never fade, but I do wonder about the memories...
Much love to you brave lady
It did feel good in a crying my eyes out kind of way. Quite a release of emotions that I'm sure I needed.
ReplyDeleteI am so very sorry. There just isn't any way to describe the pain, but you did a great job. Hugs to you.
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