Today was my EDD. I miss having my big belly, I still protectively touch it like I did while I was pregnant. My husband and I sent balloons to Aiden up in Heaven today at his grave site to honor the date I had been looking forward to for the past several months.
It's been 17 days since we said goodbye. I cry every single day, even when we're having "good" days, I'm always sad. I forget what it's like to feel happy. My husband and I visit Aiden every day at the cemetery.
We're both still off of work, and I thought maybe to get our spirits up we'd go to Disneyland, which used to be one of our favorite places to go. It seemed like every other woman we saw had a big belly or was carrying a newborn. We knew we'd have to face a see of happy families, but this was way more difficult than we could have imagined. All I wanted was to feel happy, if even for a little while.
Re: Had a Bad Day
Saying "I'm sorry" doesn't ever seem to be adequate, but please know that I am very sorry for your loss. Crying will play a big part in your recovery and don't be afraid to let your emotions lead the way. (My doc warned me that postpartum hormones would also do their best to "jack" with me and they did! So don't hesitate to contact your doctor either.)
There will be hope or happiness again - it will come back and you will smile and laugh (note: this will probably startle you and make you cry). One day you will wake up without tears in your eyes and fall asleep without crying. I know it sounds impossible that could ever happen - but it will. RIght now, you are grieving for your beautiful baby boy and while it is absolutely miserable - it is also something that you have to do in order to begin healing.
I am so, so sorry for you. I hope that you and your husband find comfort and peace with one another on this difficult road.
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Saying "I'm sorry" doesn't ever seem to be adequate, but please know that I am very sorry for your loss. Crying will play a big part in your recovery and don't be afraid to let your emotions lead the way. (My doc warned me that postpartum hormones would also do their best to "jack" with me and they did! So don't hesitate to contact your doctor either.)
There will be hope and happiness again - it will come back and you will smile and laugh (note: this will probably startle you and make you cry). One day you will wake up without tears in your eyes and fall asleep without crying. I know it sounds impossible that could ever happen - but it will. RIght now, you are grieving for your beautiful baby boy and while it is absolutely miserable - it is also something that you have to do in order to begin healing.
I am so, so sorry for you. I hope that you and your husband find comfort and peace with one another on this difficult road.
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