I know the holidays are always so hard, I just thought I'd share how my day went and see if anyone else wants to do the same. We went to a big easter get together at my parent's beach house, pretty much the whole family was there and some friends as well. This of course includes the two babies (my niece and friend's baby) who were born just a few weeks/months before Peyton. I actually did ok, I was pleasantly surprised by my extended family. Nobody said anything terrible about me being pregnant again or anything, some of them "sort of" acknowledged the loss by asking how I was doing or if I was doing ok...for this side of my extended family that was more than I'd hoped for. The hardest part was just all of the kids. I also overheard my aunt telling her MIL that I was "expecting my first" I had to run outside to avoid causing a scene.
When we left my sister gave me a card, I read it on the way home and cried...it was really sweet. Just letting me know that she knows how hard the holidays must be and that she still thinks of my boy all the time and wishes he was with us. That even though she's excited for the new baby, the excitement hasn't replaced her love for my son and she misses him. It was such a nice card, and so nice to know that me and DH weren't the only ones missing our boy that day. So I think overall my Easter was like Johnny's June's... bittersweet.

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In memory of Corbin Scott 10/28/11-12/3/11. Heaven got another angel the night you left this world behind Heaven got a little better the day it took you away from me Missing you tonight, see you again sometime For now I'll close my eyes and dream of heaven tonight I'll love you forever I'll like you for always Now and Forever My baby you'll be
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Your sister sounds really sweet.
Yesterday was hard and I think evenmore so because no one acknowledge that it was our first Easter without our little boy. Easter was especially hard since so many of the festivities center around children. DH and I went to church and I looked around at all the carseats and little children and held back tears.
So sorry to everyone who had a hard day yesterday. (((((((big hugs)))))))))
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We went camping for the weekend with some friends. We did the egg hunt thing for DD at the campsite which was kind of fun. We picnicked at the lake and then drove home. It was really a nice day. Bittersweet for sure, because although it was nice it was not at all the day it should've been. Later that night we talked on the phone to both sets of parents.
The hard part is that NO ONE acknowledged that this would've been Nathaniel's first Easter, not a single person. We got no cards, no phone calls. Only our grief group leader sent an Easter card saying she was thinking of us today & always.
"The hard part is that NO ONE acknowledged that this would've been [Sofia's] first Easter, not a single person. We got no cards, no phone calls."
Same as you weddedwife...