Can you imagine what it would be like to carry a baby for
nine months, and then soon after, all too soon, you're burying the child? You
never got to experience their first birthday. You never got to teach them to
ride a bicycle. You don’t get to see them off to their first day of school. There
are so many firsts you never get to see.
I have a dear friend that experienced this which got me
thinking about the situation. At one time, about 100 years ago, it was fairly
common that you would lose a child but it isn't anymore. People really didn’t
talk about it much in the past though. The idea of having children is one of a
kind of continuation. It shows that life goes on. A parent shouldn't be
outliving their children.
I've thought a lot about it lately. I get busy with writing
duties, but still it’s been in the back of my mind. There’s a connection I feel
with my kids and if it was severed in such a manner I'm pretty sure I would be pretty
despondent. I really do empathize with RaeBeth Buda and do wish her and her
husband all the best.
Thank you so much. You are a kind soul. It means so much to me that you would take the time to write a post about me and what my family is going through. <3
ReplyDeleteThank you for supporting her. Greg Beth Emma and the family need all the love and support they can get. It has taken a tolk on her physically mentally spiritual but most of all emotional. Her out look has changed. Beth ia becoming a stronger women due to this horrible heartache. I pray for guidance and healing everyday for you all Beth. We ♥ you!
ReplyDeleteThanks Brian. This is appreciated
ReplyDeleteRaebeth is amazing becoming stronger through her whole experience. I am proud of her!! The whole family needs the support!! One day I would love to meet Raebeth in person! Until then I am so happy to have become friends! :)
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