That story Lancy posted earlier about the 7 month that died makes me sick. I am miserable now and really wish I didn't read that. It makes me wonder if it was SIDS related. The mother mentioned foaming at the mouth... I don't think SIDS would cause that would it? I have no clue... Sooner, what do you/your hubs think? I can't wait to get Reece from DC and love on him. I will not complain anymore about him waking up during the night, or too early or anything! I willl just be happy he is in my life...
So sad
Re: I wish I didn't read that story.....
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I just thought it was so sad, and a huge reminder to cherish every moment, even the not so fun ones.
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Admittedly, I saw that post just before bed yesterday, and I really wish I wouldn't have read it either. I felt really uneasy about putting DD down to bed, and I'm not normally like that. I can't imagine the pain that poor woman is feeling and I feel awful that it happened to her, or that it could happen to anyone. You better believe that I held my baby tight after reading it and went in and checked on her as she slept. I pray that none of us ever have to feel that kind of pain. Ever.
THIS. I usually avoid these stories, but I started to read this one, mostly to see if the poster was someone I recognized. I also wished I hadn't. I will not sleep well tonight.
ETA: Given the fact that it will take a medical examiner months to determine the cause of death there's really no point in guessing. The truth is that it's a tragedy that could happen to anyone. I feel so sorry for that poor baby's family.
I can't get it off my mind either. I told DH about the story and he looked like he wanted to cry and then he just stared at Skyler as if he was imagining her not being here. As I laid Sky down and said her prayers as I nursed her to sleep I made sure to pray for that Mom because I can't get her off my mind.
I didn't want to put DD in her bed tonight, I just wanted to hold her in my arms.
I could not sleep last night after I read it. I had to tell people about it because it was so heavy on my heart. I feel like Emma has always been here with me, I cannot even fathom what life would be like without her. I will forever think of this family.
Side note, your siggy is so creepy. It may take a little longer to fall asleep again tonight. (:
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I told my daughter something similar last night. I can't imagine loosing my daughter at this age... I feel as if she's finally letting me get to know her and her little personality is shining through. I was a constant worrier before getting pregnant with my daughter. She has been teaching me that I can't worry about what I can change. I just need to live in the moment and enjoy everything that I have right now.
Heartbreaking. Unbelievably heartbreaking. But yeah, the actual chance that a 7 month old would die and they would label it "SIDS" is virtually zero. The risk of SIDS is highest between 2-4 months. After 6 months, it drops so very low. But it could be that he had some kind of genetic heart condition or some brain congenital defect that had such low level symptoms that the parents didn't really pick up on it (nor should they have!) until that night. But I am sure they will find something on the autopsy besides SIDS since he was 7 months old.
God bless their family. What a tough road they have in front of them.
I feel the same way. I just cannot imagine her pain
DS was napping when I read that post and I immediately went up to check on him. I was so nervous through the rest of that nap.