Real heavy.
Someone I love dearly had a miscarriage.
And it breaks my heart into pieces.
Fertility is such a funny thing. A mom with an unstable life, addicted to drugs with no where to live can have a child, but a mother desperately seeking a child to love and call her own is unable to bring one into this world.
I do not get it.
As she told me this news, my heart broke instantly. Our children would be 3 weeks apart. How am I going to be a support to her, knowing I have something that she desperately wants? How can I help her through this crisis without rubbing my belly into hers that is empty?
It just doesn't seem fair. And I feel horrible.
After she told me the news, I went to pick up my 2-year old daughter. She ran to the stairs screaming "Mommy!" and I started sobbing. Motherhood is something incredible. It's such a huge blessing and it's such an honor. I can't believe Heavenly Father continues to send me these angels to raise in my home and I can't believe I'm lucky enough to be their mommy.
Motherhood is something that EVERY woman should be allowed to experience. It's such a beautiful thing and words can't express how amazing it feels to hear a child call you "mommy". It's absolutely incredible. So, why do some women get to experience it and not others? Why are some babies sent for such a short amount of time and then brought back? Why do great mommies have to keep their babies in heaven?
I don't get it.
And I never will.
My heart aches for those who have experienced a miscarriage. Its something I can't even imagine and I hope that I never have to experience it.
Sending fertility dust your way.
❤️❤️❤️
1 comment:
Losing a child was, still is, the hardest thing I've ever been through. Thank you for sharing this.
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