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Just a little non-creative-related post for my feed here... 25 weeks tomorrow! It’s blowing my mind how close we’re getting to meet our little boy. The nursery is complete (minus a rocking chair and some photos) but I probably won’t reveal it until after my shower. I’ve been feeling overwhelmed with preparing and nesting, but EXPONENTIALLY less anxious now that I can feel him kicking lots throughout the day. It’s literally my favorite thing ever - I think that’s a feeling I’ll miss after pregnancy. (But there’s obviously so much more I will love after that, too!) I keep reminding myself to revel in this special time, but I also feel it’s important to not forget those struggling to get to where we are now. It took us a full year after our loss to get pregnant again and another 20 weeks for me to feel comfortable with not doubting my baby and body. Seasons of loss and hope are hard, and I’ll never take for granted the current blessings we’ve been gifted. March is #PregnancyAfterLossAwareness Month; and I’m thankful for a loving community of friends and family both personally and over these interwebs to remind me I’m not alone. Always praying the same for all those in my position, too. Sending love all around. #PregnancyAfterLossSupport #RainbowBaby #PALawareness #PALawarenessmonth #PregancyAfterLoss

Pregnancy after loss feels a lot like a silhouette. While looking like every other pregnant woman, there’s a dark truth behind the round shape. You are not like every other pregnant woman. The joy and innocence of this time has been stripped away and in its place, fear and anxiety exist. Doubt-filled thoughts and the terrifying what if scenarios play through your mind on repeat. Moments of bliss for the new life appear, but are followed closely by reminders of the life lost and sorely missed. Every day feels like a battle between the light and the dark. ⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Next to the Ruby-sized hole in my heart, there is a growing space for her brother. A space that is cherished and overflowing with love. A space that, in all honesty, probably would not exist if his sister were still with us... but a space that only he is meant to fill. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Amidst the whirlwind of emotions and in this moment, I choose the light. I choose to ignore the darkness of fear, doubt and anxiety and instead, focus on the light surrounding us. There is so much love, hope and prayers being sent our way. So many are excitedly waiting to celebrate with us next month. And I know Ruby is watching over her brother while sweetly reminding us of her ever-existing presence. These hope-filled reminders, truths and baby kicks are what help us win the battle today ❤️ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ #pregnancyafterloss #pregnancyafterlosssupport #PALAwareness #PALSupport #PALAwarenessMonth #rainbowbaby #rainbowmom : @somethingmorephotos

9w2d update After holding out breath for over a week, we got good news, baby is growing!!! And HB was 164bpm! The US lady today was so kind, loving and understanding, she had several miscarriages her self and made us feel comfortable. And our doctor was back from vacation, she also said that she is not worried, and reassuring that we as a team are doing everything in our power to keep this baby safe and a live! We know we are not out of the waters, and we know that will never happen until we get a living Baby in our hands, but today we are thankful, this is the biggest any of our babies had gotten, and the strongest HB we have seen in our 3 pregnancies. We celebrate today and go on to the painful waiting time for the next US on April 8th #growbabygrow #positivevibes #pregnancyafterloss #pregnancyaftermiscarriage #palawarenessmonth #palawareness #holdyourbreath

Doing my part for the #ProvidersAreOurPALS campaign ‍⚕️‍⚕️ I have always really appreciated the ability to e-mail my providers, as they are timely on responses and it gives me more access points when I went through anxiety-filled pregnancies after loss. Being able to attach the packet meant they’ll have a e-copy that should be easy to share with their colleagues! Having a thoughtful and patient care team is such an important support piece during PAL ❤️❤️❤️ @pregnancyafterlosssupport #PALAwarenessMonth

After every storm, there is a rainbow Look Mommy here we are❤️❤️ #palawareness #palawarenessmonth #myrainbowbabies #myrainbows #lifeafterloss #fraternaltwins #twinboys #twinbabies #clomidmom

EMBARAZO DESPUÉS DE UNA PERDIDA 15 de Marzo día de la concientización del embarazo después de una perdida campaña para reconocer el difícil viaje de equilibrar la alegría y el dolor durante un embarazo posterior a una perdida. Un bebé arcoíris es aquel que llega después de una perdida, hay una historia de esperanza pero no niega los estragos de la tormenta. Las nubes todavía pueden estar, pero el arcoíris da esperanza y promesa de una nueva vida por delante. Esta campaña inicia en Estados Unidos donde 1 de cada 4 embarazos termina en aborto involuntario, y 1 y cada 160 embarazos terminan en muerte fetal. Estos números no incluyen la muerte infantil por trabajo de parto prematuro, el diagnóstico de afecciones que limitan la vida o el SMSL. Entre el 50 y el 80% de las mujeres que experimentan pérdida prenatal vuelven a quedar embarazadas dentro de los 12 a 18 meses posteriores a la pérdida. Las mujeres que están embarazadas nuevamente después de la pérdida tienen un mayor riesgo de trastornos del estado de animo perinatales y en el posparto, incluso después de tener un embarazo y un parto posteriores exitosos; las propias mujeres informan tener síntomas más altos de ansiedad y depresión durante su embarazo posterior, en comparación con aquellas que no han experimentado una pérdida previa. Después de una pérdida de embarazo o muerte infantil, muchos experimentarán pena, confusión, ansiedad, culpa y miedo a perder otro embarazo. La educación a través de la concientización puede promover la salud durante los embarazos posteriores y ayudar a garantizar nacimientos seguros y saludables. El reconocimiento del embarazo después de la pérdida permitirá a los individuos y las comunidades satisfacer las necesidades de las madres, padres y otros miembros de la familia en duelo, mientras continúan llorando y sanando pero abrazan el regalo de una nueva vida. Saber que hay recursos disponibles y profesionales a los que recurrir en busca de orientación es un aspecto importante en el viaje de sanción durante un embarazo posterior. Fuente: https://pregnancyafterlosssupport.com #PALAwareness #pregnancyafterloss #embarazodespuesdeperdida ##livingafterloss #PALAwarenessMonth

Today’s miscarriage reflection brings us into questions about the consuming mundane of life beyond grief. What should we feel the first time we realize we’ve gone days or weeks or months without thinking of our lost child? Are we monsters? Are we adapting? Why does it hurt so much some moments and not at all in others? I don’t have any answers, but I’m here for the wondering and the listening. Link to this post, first published in 2015, is in my bio. #miscarriage #pregnancyafterloss #palsupport #palawarenessmonth #hopewriters

This week we round out #pregnancyafterloss month and come to the 6th anniversary of the loss of our first child, Selah. All week I’ll be sharing older pieces I’ve written over about my miscarriage over the years and, I hope, create a space where you can share your stories too. (link in bio) . . . . . #miscarriage #miscarriagesupport #infantloss #infantlosssupport #hopewriters #palawarenessmonth

Via @pregnancyafterlosssupport ・・・ March is Pregnancy After Loss Awareness Month. Why March? In the world of pregnancy after loss there is a story of hope about a precious new life, and it’s the story of the rainbow baby. It is based on the understanding that the beauty of the rainbow does not negate the ravages of any storm. The clouds may still hover but the rainbow provides hope and promise of new life ahead. As we trudge out of the darks storms of winter and into spring with the hope of new life blooming in the month of March, we are spreading awareness and acknowledging the difficult journey of balancing joy and grief during a subsequent pregnancy after loss. #PALAwarenessMonth #pregnancyafterloss