I had watched this 5 years ago when it came out. I'm watching it again now after losing my baby boy. I never forgot this episode and as we were going through the hardest days of our lives I kept telling my husband that unfortunately these things happen and that we are not the only ones going through it. I remember listening to Michelle's story and thinking that giving birth knowing you'll be going back home without your baby must be THE HARDEST thing a human can do. Then 5 years later I had to do it and I survived too.
Honestly, one of the most emotional, real and brave podcasts I have ever ever watched and listened to, and I thank you all for that. I cried a lot but it's a different side of things that nobody i know has ever talked about and they talked about it in such an understandable way. I'm a guy who has never had kids and these are things generally that don't get discussed. So I just want to say thank you and from the bottom of my heart I send lots of love your way
Thank you so much for your lovely words. Babyloss doesn't get discussed, and seeing how that's made an impact on these brilliant women shows that conversations have to be had! Xx
It really does and it was a rollercoaster of a podcast to listen to. They were so frank and open and I can't begin to imagine how hard it must be for them but they really explained so much of the way they felt from the moment it happened, to the time straight after, to the present and the future. It's such an important subject. Do you think in the future you could maybe do an episode about people/women who maybe can't have children at all? xoxo
Thank you so much Gi for doing this one. I spent the whole time watching nodding my head with everything these amazing ladies said with tears in my eyes and a lump in my throat. The ripple effect made them tears run down my face, my beautiful daughter Eloise would be 15 this coming July that wondering never goes. I talk about her a lot that face people make or head tilt (lol) it's something people should share it wouldn't of made what happened any easier but I may have not felt so utterly alone. Thank you again and congratulations on baby number three xxxxx
Such an emotional podcast to listen to earlier!! Michelle and Elle are such strong woman, thanks for sharing your stories about Orla and Teddy! You’re both truly amazing. Xxx
The strength that these two ladies have is nothing but admirable. Thanks Gi for creating this podcast and also making it available on UA-cam so that everybody can share and learn together xxx
This is the most amazing podcast it’s so good to hear people talking about this in public because it’s something you never hear about it and have no idea how difficult it is, I was in tears so many times.
Thank you for doing this episode. I had been watching your podcast on UA-cam throughout my pregnancy. When my daughter was stillborn at 26 weeks, 12 weeks ago I obviously stopped watching. I've found both Elle and Michelle's instagrams and blogs so helpful in showing me there is potential for life after loss. I am so proud to have given birth to my beautiful girl, just perfect in every way. I'm so pleased you've broached the subject of baby loss as it is so important and I've since discovered affects a lot of people. More people than you'd ever know. I felt totally unprepared and uneducated about baby loss and wish I had known more about it before I was thrown in to this horrible new life.
I am a blind young woman and people often call me inspirational. One of my best friends has just given birth to her dead baby. It's amazing how we are so inspired by the strength of surviving through a specific type of pain which we have never experienced ourselves. What incredible women. 💕 xxx
This podcast was so beautiful yet heartbreaking. As a mother of two, I can only imagine the amount of pain these women endured. Thank you so much for sharing.
Such inspirational women!!!!So emotional but yet enlightening to how to approach the situation with a friend or loved 1 who has experienced the loss of their baby!
Crying my eyes out watching this. My little boy was born the day before Teddy and I feel so blessed for him! Since finding these ladies Instagram I havent stopped thinking about them! Sending so much love 💖💖
Thank you to all three of you for talking about this subject. My aunt and cousins had miscarriages and no one in my family talkes about it. Ever. So hearing you today as I went to the hospital to have some blood tests made me sob and feel every emotion in my body. I was sitting on the bus and I just felt the need to give you all a hug and make that pain go away. You are all strong women and I hope everyone that goes through this can have a supporting group of ladies when these things happen. Thank you once more for making something invisible...very visible.
I've sat and watched this from my hospital bed. I am an Angel Mommy many times over. I don't know if I will ever get my baby to take home but one thing I always know is I will always talk about my babies and remember them xxx we need to break the taboo well done to these amazing ladies I'm sorry to hear about Teddy and Orla remembering them always xxx
When I was little, my aunt lost her baby. I was very young and unfortunately didn’t share that part of her life because I truly didn’t understand when they told me there wasn’t going to be any baby for me to play with and giggle. Watching this podcast has opened my eyes a lot to her experience, though all of them are different. She now has 2 lovely daughters (the oldest named after her lost baby❤️) and they all seem really happy together. For everyone going through this horrible time, take your time to grieve and take healthy steps towards getting better... you’ll eventually get there. I cannot imagine how hard this is, but you’ll survive it. Don’t loose hope.
This is so emotional, reminding me of my mom loosing my sister last year at 17 weeks. All the love and support to everyone who needs this, brutally painful but needed xxx
This was such an emotional and hard episode to watch/listen to, but it’s so important that we know about these things and don’t hide the grief and the truth of what can happen... These ladies are so inspirational and my hearts go out to you both and your amazing strength xxx
I've never had a child but quite a few family members and friends have suffered from loss. I've struggled how to communicate with them and this has broadened my eyes to what they deal with. This episode was so important as this is still such a taboo and hushed topic. I'm still a few years away from wanting children but this has raised my awareness of everything! Thank you for talking about this!
Oh My God definitely the most emotional podcast so far! Listened to this on my way to work (not advised I went in a mess!) I’m so glad that you are all discussing this topic because as a 20 year old it is something that is helpful to know about for the future! ❤️❤️
So raw and beautiful 💜 you brilliant mummies are paving the way for making a change in the taboo of talking about infant loss. Well done! Orla and Teddy have the best mums! X
So important to put this out there. I almost didn’t want to watch as the thought of it terrified me but forced myself to watch because it is exactly the point, we can’t be ignorant through fear. We need this to be out there so women(and men) who experience it have a support network and those who haven’t are able to feel more at ease and offer some support to others xx
Fantastic episode, really heart breaking but so refreshing to see a lovely group of women being so honest about something I have never really thought about. Love the t-shirts "strong girls club" is so accurate xx
Wow, what an amazing, heart wrenching watch that was. I wept several times. As a Mum who has lost a baby (although relatively early in pregnancy) I recognised the visceral, primal pain in these ladies stories. My loss was my only pregnancy, my children are adopted and I certainly know that feeling of not being in the Mum club. Much love and strength to anybody going through struggles at the moment xxx
I wish i could have listened and watched 42 years ago . Matthew 23/2/76...2/3/76💔 What wonderful women you are .. be bold and talk away.. Much love to you both and all the Mummies who have lost part of their heart..
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I suffered a miscarriage quite a few years back and there is just nothing out there, nobody speaking about it that you just don't know where to start. I especially loved how you both said "keep talking about them so that they don't dissappear" as this is something that really upset me in my experience as it was swept under the carpet as not meant to be. My heart goes out to all 3 of you and the horrible time that you have had to go through but thank you so much for sharing your stories with us xxx
Gi - amazing interview. You handled that with incredible sensitivity, empathy and understanding. And head tilts :) Michelle and Elle might not think they’re brave but they really are to share their experiences like they do. It must be a wonderful comfort to people going through the same thing. Xxx
Such inspirational ladies!! Can’t imagine the pain you went through! Thank you so much for being so open about an important topic that is not spoken about enough. Brave, strong women! ❤️
I can't imagine how horribly hard it would be to give birth to a baby tht's already gone. Both those women are showing such strength in talking about all that they've gone through and thereby helping others. I am so sorry for what you both have had to live through. I am so sorry that so many parents have to survive this. I am sending you all the love that I can. Wish I could hug you.
About the strength/bravery thing: in my eyes you are both. You made the choice to go back to living when you could have made the easier choice of crippling down and staying in a ball in your bedroom. I have never been through anything nearly as hard as losing a baby or a child, yet I struggling with depression and suicidal throughts. So when I see people like you who have gone through hell and yet manage to come out of it and manage to both healthily acknowledge their pain and talk about what they've been through and still go on living, I see the strongest people on earth right there.
What a beautiful video. And you’re so right, this is their conversation to have, through all of their heartbreak, we must be able to help them facilitate it, it’s the very least we can do. My friend’s daughter died in labour a few years ago. She knew my work led me to be involved with families whose children had died, so I think she felt she could talk to me. Early on, she told me very frankly, that she wanted to be able to talk to her friends about her daughter, show them the pictures of her, just like any ‘normal’ birth. We sat, held hands, and she spoke. I pointed out how she looked like her dad, she told me about how rubbish labour is. It was how it was supposed to be. Also, it’s so important to talk to the dads I think. They are often so over looked, they need to be offered an outlet too. Well done you fabulous women. ❤️
❤️Orla ❤️ Teddy This was strangely lovely to listen to. I’m glad you have chosen to share your experiences. Very emotional but so important. I follow you both on social media anyway because I just think you’re great Mummies and women so it was nice to get even more insight. I’ve just suffered an early miscarriage trying to conceive our 2nd child and the more we talk about miscarriage and baby loss the better to help others understand. All my love!xx
as a mum who's daughter was born sleeping, thank you for sharing your stories, I hope one day i'll be able to share my daughters birth story, i'm not sure i'll ever be that brave, but thank you for sharing Teddy and Orla's stories sending you much love xx
Thank you for filming such an informative episode. I am currently trying for a baby. I have a friend who has been trying for a baby for a few years and I have a family member who has lost two babies early on in her pregnancies. I have learned over the few months of trying that there are so many different emotions when it come to having children. The struggles of getting pregnant and the struggles to carry a baby to full term. The thought of losing a child early on has of course gone through my mind but the thought of losing a baby towards the end of pregnancy or after delivering a baby has not. I am so grateful to the ladies in this podcast, and other HMHB podcasts, who have talked about their loss and have allowed other people to learn from it and inform themselves of how they might be able to help someone who is going through this or may experience this in the future x x
Oh my gosh I’m crying my eyes out. I’m not a Mum yet I’m about to start my last free nhs round of ivf. And I can’t imagine getting that far and losing a baby. Every part of this is scary.
I'm currently 6months pregnant and you don't ever think of the worst thing that could happen when you have such a good pregnancy as no one ever talks about it. I suffered a miscarriage very early on at 7weeks and the hurt and loss for that is bad without losing a child just before birth or just after. I love how women are starting to share there stories with everyone as it needs to be talked about more.
My brother was still born at 38 weeks, my mum still feels guilty, listening to those ladies made so much sense to me, Adam is 1 year younger than me & the older I get the more I have those questions, what job would he have done? Would he be married? Would he have children. Those thoughts never go away. Very brave ladies! Someone once told me never say "I know how you feel, but say I know how I felt" ❤ because you never know how someone else is feeling! Xx
Sadly two of my friends found out that their little boy was going to be born sleeping, so I wrote them this poem. Rip Owen xx A tiny baby boy grew his angel wings today. Too small for us to keep with us, so sadly couldn't stay. A little heart too tiny, to live upon this earth, he'll know how much we love him will forever know his worth. The time ahead will be so hard, we'll be sad that he's not here, for us to hold and take care of, though he will be near, becuase you had him in your heart carried him with love. Just know he'll be in heaven now, playing up above with all the other angel babies, who never made it home, you're little man though not with you, he won't ever be alone so untill the day you meet again, hold him in your heart know that tiny little man and you won't always be apart.
My little boy was 4 days old when he passed to placenta abruption he was gone for 28 minutes and they got him back but lack of oxygen we had to let him go 💔 wouldnt wish the pain on my worst enemy 😞
Such a powerful watch! Utterly heart breaking 💔 I've followed Michelle's Insta since losing my own baby and without knowing she has helped me more than I could put into words xxx
I put these podcasts on while I'm organising the nursery and was holding Guess How Much I Love You as Elle said it. I will hold my baby a bit tighter for all the lovely parents with experiences like this
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I had watched this 5 years ago when it came out. I'm watching it again now after losing my baby boy. I never forgot this episode and as we were going through the hardest days of our lives I kept telling my husband that unfortunately these things happen and that we are not the only ones going through it. I remember listening to Michelle's story and thinking that giving birth knowing you'll be going back home without your baby must be THE HARDEST thing a human can do. Then 5 years later I had to do it and I survived too.
one of the most emotional and important episode I have ever listened to
Honestly, one of the most emotional, real and brave podcasts I have ever ever watched and listened to, and I thank you all for that. I cried a lot but it's a different side of things that nobody i know has ever talked about and they talked about it in such an understandable way. I'm a guy who has never had kids and these are things generally that don't get discussed. So I just want to say thank you and from the bottom of my heart I send lots of love your way
Thank you so much for your lovely words. Babyloss doesn't get discussed, and seeing how that's made an impact on these brilliant women shows that conversations have to be had! Xx
It really does and it was a rollercoaster of a podcast to listen to. They were so frank and open and I can't begin to imagine how hard it must be for them but they really explained so much of the way they felt from the moment it happened, to the time straight after, to the present and the future. It's such an important subject. Do you think in the future you could maybe do an episode about people/women who maybe can't have children at all? xoxo
I’m at a loss for words. Such amazing women for speaking so openly.
Thank you so much Gi for doing this one. I spent the whole time watching nodding my head with everything these amazing ladies said with tears in my eyes and a lump in my throat. The ripple effect made them tears run down my face, my beautiful daughter Eloise would be 15 this coming July that wondering never goes. I talk about her a lot that face people make or head tilt (lol) it's something people should share it wouldn't of made what happened any easier but I may have not felt so utterly alone. Thank you again and congratulations on baby number three xxxxx
Thank you Shell. I'm so sorry to hear about Eloise. Knowing there are others out there who feel the same as you is so powerful. Xx
Such an emotional podcast to listen to earlier!! Michelle and Elle are such strong woman, thanks for sharing your stories about Orla and Teddy! You’re both truly amazing. Xxx
I hope all three of you know how amazing u are for speaking out xx
The strength that these two ladies have is nothing but admirable. Thanks Gi for creating this podcast and also making it available on UA-cam so that everybody can share and learn together xxx
This is the most amazing podcast it’s so good to hear people talking about this in public because it’s something you never hear about it and have no idea how difficult it is, I was in tears so many times.
Thank you for doing this episode. I had been watching your podcast on UA-cam throughout my pregnancy. When my daughter was stillborn at 26 weeks, 12 weeks ago I obviously stopped watching. I've found both Elle and Michelle's instagrams and blogs so helpful in showing me there is potential for life after loss. I am so proud to have given birth to my beautiful girl, just perfect in every way. I'm so pleased you've broached the subject of baby loss as it is so important and I've since discovered affects a lot of people. More people than you'd ever know. I felt totally unprepared and uneducated about baby loss and wish I had known more about it before I was thrown in to this horrible new life.
I am a blind young woman and people often call me inspirational. One of my best friends has just given birth to her dead baby. It's amazing how we are so inspired by the strength of surviving through a specific type of pain which we have never experienced ourselves. What incredible women. 💕 xxx
This podcast was so beautiful yet heartbreaking. As a mother of two, I can only imagine the amount of pain these women endured. Thank you so much for sharing.
Such inspirational women!!!!So emotional but yet enlightening to how to approach the situation with a friend or loved 1 who has experienced the loss of their baby!
This was amazing 💜 such inspirational ladies xxx
I can’t put in to words how listening to this has affected me. Thank you so much for sharing your stories.
Absolutely brilliant listening to these strong women. The thumbs up button is not enough for how much I loved it. xxxx
Listened to this this morning, and watching now. Sending love and happiness ❤️
Crying my eyes out watching this. My little boy was born the day before Teddy and I feel so blessed for him! Since finding these ladies Instagram I havent stopped thinking about them! Sending so much love 💖💖
Thank you to all three of you for talking about this subject. My aunt and cousins had miscarriages and no one in my family talkes about it. Ever. So hearing you today as I went to the hospital to have some blood tests made me sob and feel every emotion in my body. I was sitting on the bus and I just felt the need to give you all a hug and make that pain go away. You are all strong women and I hope everyone that goes through this can have a supporting group of ladies when these things happen. Thank you once more for making something invisible...very visible.
I've sat and watched this from my hospital bed. I am an Angel Mommy many times over. I don't know if I will ever get my baby to take home but one thing I always know is I will always talk about my babies and remember them xxx we need to break the taboo well done to these amazing ladies I'm sorry to hear about Teddy and Orla remembering them always xxx
When I was little, my aunt lost her baby. I was very young and unfortunately didn’t share that part of her life because I truly didn’t understand when they told me there wasn’t going to be any baby for me to play with and giggle.
Watching this podcast has opened my eyes a lot to her experience, though all of them are different.
She now has 2 lovely daughters (the oldest named after her lost baby❤️) and they all seem really happy together.
For everyone going through this horrible time, take your time to grieve and take healthy steps towards getting better... you’ll eventually get there. I cannot imagine how hard this is, but you’ll survive it. Don’t loose hope.
I cried through all of this and my beautiful 2 months old daughter was smiling at me and I realized once again how lucky I am to have her :)
This is so emotional, reminding me of my mom loosing my sister last year at 17 weeks. All the love and support to everyone who needs this, brutally painful but needed xxx
This was such an emotional and hard episode to watch/listen to, but it’s so important that we know about these things and don’t hide the grief and the truth of what can happen...
These ladies are so inspirational and my hearts go out to you both and your amazing strength xxx
I've never had a child but quite a few family members and friends have suffered from loss. I've struggled how to communicate with them and this has broadened my eyes to what they deal with.
This episode was so important as this is still such a taboo and hushed topic. I'm still a few years away from wanting children but this has raised my awareness of everything!
Thank you for talking about this!
Oh My God definitely the most emotional podcast so far! Listened to this on my way to work (not advised I went in a mess!) I’m so glad that you are all discussing this topic because as a 20 year old it is something that is helpful to know about for the future! ❤️❤️
So raw and beautiful 💜 you brilliant mummies are paving the way for making a change in the taboo of talking about infant loss. Well done! Orla and Teddy have the best mums! X
So important to put this out there. I almost didn’t want to watch as the thought of it terrified me but forced myself to watch because it is exactly the point, we can’t be ignorant through fear. We need this to be out there so women(and men) who experience it have a support network and those who haven’t are able to feel more at ease and offer some support to others xx
Fantastic episode, really heart breaking but so refreshing to see a lovely group of women being so honest about something I have never really thought about. Love the t-shirts "strong girls club" is so accurate xx
Wow, what an amazing, heart wrenching watch that was.
I wept several times. As a Mum who has lost a baby (although relatively early in pregnancy) I recognised the visceral, primal pain in these ladies stories. My loss was my only pregnancy, my children are adopted and I certainly know that feeling of not being in the Mum club.
Much love and strength to anybody going through struggles at the moment xxx
Devastating and inspiring. Thank you very much for the dedication to these platforms.
Thank you so much for openly sharing your heartbreaking experiences. I am sure that it will help many more women in the same situation xx
I wish i could have listened and watched 42 years ago .
Matthew 23/2/76...2/3/76💔
What wonderful women you are .. be bold and talk away..
Much love to you both and all the Mummies who have lost part of their heart..
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I suffered a miscarriage quite a few years back and there is just nothing out there, nobody speaking about it that you just don't know where to start. I especially loved how you both said "keep talking about them so that they don't dissappear" as this is something that really upset me in my experience as it was swept under the carpet as not meant to be. My heart goes out to all 3 of you and the horrible time that you have had to go through but thank you so much for sharing your stories with us xxx
Gi - amazing interview. You handled that with incredible sensitivity, empathy and understanding. And head tilts :)
Michelle and Elle might not think they’re brave but they really are to share their experiences like they do. It must be a wonderful comfort to people going through the same thing. Xxx
This was a moving but much needed podcast, love you all for your honesty and openness
Such inspirational ladies!! Can’t imagine the pain you went through! Thank you so much for being so open about an important topic that is not spoken about enough. Brave, strong women! ❤️
What amazing women you both have a large amount of strength to be able to talk about your experiences. ‘Count the kicks’ best advice to any mum to be!
👏🏼 well done ,the most emotive pod cast.such pure inner strength between the two ladies 🙏🏻❤️
Thank you for sharing Teddy and Orla's story, it's great to see you using your platform to spread the word on babyloss
I can't imagine how horribly hard it would be to give birth to a baby tht's already gone. Both those women are showing such strength in talking about all that they've gone through and thereby helping others. I am so sorry for what you both have had to live through. I am so sorry that so many parents have to survive this. I am sending you all the love that I can. Wish I could hug you.
About the strength/bravery thing: in my eyes you are both. You made the choice to go back to living when you could have made the easier choice of crippling down and staying in a ball in your bedroom. I have never been through anything nearly as hard as losing a baby or a child, yet I struggling with depression and suicidal throughts. So when I see people like you who have gone through hell and yet manage to come out of it and manage to both healthily acknowledge their pain and talk about what they've been through and still go on living, I see the strongest people on earth right there.
What a beautiful video. And you’re so right, this is their conversation to have, through all of their heartbreak, we must be able to help them facilitate it, it’s the very least we can do.
My friend’s daughter died in labour a few years ago. She knew my work led me to be involved with families whose children had died, so I think she felt she could talk to me. Early on, she told me very frankly, that she wanted to be able to talk to her friends about her daughter, show them the pictures of her, just like any ‘normal’ birth. We sat, held hands, and she spoke. I pointed out how she looked like her dad, she told me about how rubbish labour is. It was how it was supposed to be.
Also, it’s so important to talk to the dads I think. They are often so over looked, they need to be offered an outlet too.
Well done you fabulous women. ❤️
Im not a mum (yet) but thank you for this gi. So brave and amazing of these girls to talk about this. I cried from start to finish.
❤️Orla ❤️ Teddy
This was strangely lovely to listen to. I’m glad you have chosen to share your experiences. Very emotional but so important. I follow you both on social media anyway because I just think you’re great Mummies and women so it was nice to get even more insight. I’ve just suffered an early miscarriage trying to conceive our 2nd child and the more we talk about miscarriage and baby loss the better to help others understand. All my love!xx
as a mum who's daughter was born sleeping, thank you for sharing your stories, I hope one day i'll be able to share my daughters birth story, i'm not sure i'll ever be that brave, but thank you for sharing Teddy and Orla's stories sending you much love xx
Thank you for filming such an informative episode. I am currently trying for a baby. I have a friend who has been trying for a baby for a few years and I have a family member who has lost two babies early on in her pregnancies. I have learned over the few months of trying that there are so many different emotions when it come to having children. The struggles of getting pregnant and the struggles to carry a baby to full term. The thought of losing a child early on has of course gone through my mind but the thought of losing a baby towards the end of pregnancy or after delivering a baby has not. I am so grateful to the ladies in this podcast, and other HMHB podcasts, who have talked about their loss and have allowed other people to learn from it and inform themselves of how they might be able to help someone who is going through this or may experience this in the future x x
I loved this podcast. Thank you for sharing your story and your babies, ladies.
This video is truely eye opening and so emotional. I could never imagine going through what they have. Your both amazing and thank you for sharing. Cx
Wow, such brave ladies to share their stories. Thank you 💜
Absolutely love these!! ♡
Overwhelmingly emotional episode.. Made me hold my 6 year old a little bit more when tucking him into bed a minute ago
Yep. Certainly gives me that little bit of extra patience too. Xx
This is the most heartbreakingly beautiful thing I’ve ever listened to
Oh my gosh I’m crying my eyes out. I’m not a Mum yet I’m about to start my last free nhs round of ivf. And I can’t imagine getting that far and losing a baby. Every part of this is scary.
SarahTheWiganer wishing you lots of luck with your final round of free IVF. X
Vicki Piper thank you! X
Sending you lots of love and plenty of positive thoughts! Xx
Giovanna Fletcher thanks Gi, x
Sending you luck and positive vibes
Thank you so very much for sharing! It was overwhelmingly beautiful and emotional
I'm currently 6months pregnant and you don't ever think of the worst thing that could happen when you have such a good pregnancy as no one ever talks about it. I suffered a miscarriage very early on at 7weeks and the hurt and loss for that is bad without losing a child just before birth or just after. I love how women are starting to share there stories with everyone as it needs to be talked about more.
amazing listening, I am in tears, about to go and check them out ..
My brother was still born at 38 weeks, my mum still feels guilty, listening to those ladies made so much sense to me, Adam is 1 year younger than me & the older I get the more I have those questions, what job would he have done? Would he be married? Would he have children. Those thoughts never go away. Very brave ladies! Someone once told me never say "I know how you feel, but say I know how I felt" ❤ because you never know how someone else is feeling! Xx
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ incredibly emotional episode xxx
Heartbreaking but so emotional & educating .
So emotional, such inspirational women 💞💞
I found this really awesome as a mum x
This is so powerful I love the girls ps love you ,video And Emotional ❤️❤️❤️x
Incredible moving... 🌺
Thank you for sharing
Sadly two of my friends found out that their little boy was going to be born sleeping, so I wrote them this poem. Rip Owen xx
A tiny baby boy grew his angel wings today.
Too small for us to keep with us, so sadly couldn't stay.
A little heart too tiny, to live upon this earth,
he'll know how much we love him will forever know his worth.
The time ahead will be so hard, we'll be sad that he's not here,
for us to hold and take care of, though he will be near,
becuase you had him in your heart carried him with love.
Just know he'll be in heaven now, playing up above
with all the other angel babies, who never made it home,
you're little man though not with you, he won't ever be alone
so untill the day you meet again, hold him in your heart
know that tiny little man and you won't always be apart.
My little boy was 4 days old when he passed to placenta abruption he was gone for 28 minutes and they got him back but lack of oxygen we had to let him go 💔 wouldnt wish the pain on my worst enemy 😞
Do these wonderful ladies have social media??
Such a powerful watch! Utterly heart breaking 💔 I've followed Michelle's Insta since losing my own baby and without knowing she has helped me more than I could put into words xxx
Sarah Beth what is her insta?
Beautiful😢😢
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This may have been the wrong podcast to listen to at 19 weeks pregnant. My heart breaks for everyone who has experienced this.
I put these podcasts on while I'm organising the nursery and was holding Guess How Much I Love You as Elle said it. I will hold my baby a bit tighter for all the lovely parents with experiences like this
This ladies are amazing and inspirational. What are there Instagram names id love to follow them. x
Samantha Tonks feathering_the_empty_nest is Elle
dear_orla is Michelle xx
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