Guest guest Posted December 17, 2003 Report Share Posted December 17, 2003 Elaine, What a beautiful little gift to Paige and Amy. I loved your poem! May you and your family have a blessed holiday. I liked what you wrote about the grief counsellor too. I haven't experienced a loss myself, but my husband and stepson have.. my dh is a widower, lost his wife at age 31 (8yrs ago), leaving little behind at 3.5y/o. Time does heal, but never takes away completely the memories or the pain. My prayers are with you... Cindy PS thanks for the advice on c-section recovery!! > Christmas this year > > Its Christmas time, a time to care > But this years Christmas, our pain we'll have to bare. > > For this years Christmas, should have been > Our first with our girls, for this we were so keen. > > On Christmas day, amongst all the cheer > We'll be thinking of our babies, and wishing they were near. > > We'll celebrate Christmas, for our little boy > He keeps us strong; he is our hearts pure joy. > > On Christmas morning, we'll wake from our sleep > We'll go to the cemetery, and for both of you we'll weep. > > For Christmas this year, we'll imagine if you'd stayed > How wonderful our lives would be, then the thoughts will just fade. > > Christmas in heaven, we know will be great > We send you our love; a love that'll never abate. > > For now on at Christmas, two new stars will shine bright > They'll be our two little angels, twinkling throughout the night. > > Each and every Christmas, we'll think of you up above > We'll send you sweet and loving thoughts, and lots and lots of love. > > To Paige and Amy > With love always > Your Mummy – Christmas 2003 > > Elaine > > Abdominal Cerclage placed 2 Dec 2003 – now to TTC. > > Matt 20 mths – emergency vag/cerl 24 wks, 11 weeks bed rest then > delivered 35 wks PROM and cord prolapse. > > Paige and Amy – preventative vag/cerl 14 wks, delivered alive 20 wks, > passed away short time later wrapped in my arms. > Babies were suffering from chronic Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome > (TTTS). Unsure whether I/C, TTTS or infection caused contractions, > which resulted in cervix dilating and stitch to fail. > > http://www.babiesonline.com/babies/m/matty2002/ > > http://www.babiesonline.com/babies/p/paigeandamy/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 17, 2003 Report Share Posted December 17, 2003 Elaine, What a beautiful little gift to Paige and Amy. I loved your poem! May you and your family have a blessed holiday. I liked what you wrote about the grief counsellor too. I haven't experienced a loss myself, but my husband and stepson have.. my dh is a widower, lost his wife at age 31 (8yrs ago), leaving little behind at 3.5y/o. Time does heal, but never takes away completely the memories or the pain. My prayers are with you... Cindy PS thanks for the advice on c-section recovery!! > Christmas this year > > Its Christmas time, a time to care > But this years Christmas, our pain we'll have to bare. > > For this years Christmas, should have been > Our first with our girls, for this we were so keen. > > On Christmas day, amongst all the cheer > We'll be thinking of our babies, and wishing they were near. > > We'll celebrate Christmas, for our little boy > He keeps us strong; he is our hearts pure joy. > > On Christmas morning, we'll wake from our sleep > We'll go to the cemetery, and for both of you we'll weep. > > For Christmas this year, we'll imagine if you'd stayed > How wonderful our lives would be, then the thoughts will just fade. > > Christmas in heaven, we know will be great > We send you our love; a love that'll never abate. > > For now on at Christmas, two new stars will shine bright > They'll be our two little angels, twinkling throughout the night. > > Each and every Christmas, we'll think of you up above > We'll send you sweet and loving thoughts, and lots and lots of love. > > To Paige and Amy > With love always > Your Mummy – Christmas 2003 > > Elaine > > Abdominal Cerclage placed 2 Dec 2003 – now to TTC. > > Matt 20 mths – emergency vag/cerl 24 wks, 11 weeks bed rest then > delivered 35 wks PROM and cord prolapse. > > Paige and Amy – preventative vag/cerl 14 wks, delivered alive 20 wks, > passed away short time later wrapped in my arms. > Babies were suffering from chronic Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome > (TTTS). Unsure whether I/C, TTTS or infection caused contractions, > which resulted in cervix dilating and stitch to fail. > > http://www.babiesonline.com/babies/m/matty2002/ > > http://www.babiesonline.com/babies/p/paigeandamy/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 17, 2003 Report Share Posted December 17, 2003 Very sweet poem. I cried. I love the part about christmas in heaven and the stars. > Christmas this year > > Its Christmas time, a time to care > But this years Christmas, our pain we'll have to bare. > > For this years Christmas, should have been > Our first with our girls, for this we were so keen. > > On Christmas day, amongst all the cheer > We'll be thinking of our babies, and wishing they were near. > > We'll celebrate Christmas, for our little boy > He keeps us strong; he is our hearts pure joy. > > On Christmas morning, we'll wake from our sleep > We'll go to the cemetery, and for both of you we'll weep. > > For Christmas this year, we'll imagine if you'd stayed > How wonderful our lives would be, then the thoughts will just fade. > > Christmas in heaven, we know will be great > We send you our love; a love that'll never abate. > > For now on at Christmas, two new stars will shine bright > They'll be our two little angels, twinkling throughout the night. > > Each and every Christmas, we'll think of you up above > We'll send you sweet and loving thoughts, and lots and lots of love. > > To Paige and Amy > With love always > Your Mummy – Christmas 2003 > > Elaine > > Abdominal Cerclage placed 2 Dec 2003 – now to TTC. > > Matt 20 mths – emergency vag/cerl 24 wks, 11 weeks bed rest then > delivered 35 wks PROM and cord prolapse. > > Paige and Amy – preventative vag/cerl 14 wks, delivered alive 20 wks, > passed away short time later wrapped in my arms. > Babies were suffering from chronic Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome > (TTTS). Unsure whether I/C, TTTS or infection caused contractions, > which resulted in cervix dilating and stitch to fail. > > http://www.babiesonline.com/babies/m/matty2002/ > > http://www.babiesonline.com/babies/p/paigeandamy/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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