That is how I am starting to think if my fourth son...my little shooting star. He is gone now. Such a short time with me, a flash across my heart that is now just a memory. There is nothing to hold on to, no earthly reminders. If it weren't for any empty ache I would swear it was my imagination.
My shooting star is free from any burden that may have been his. Untethered from us all, but free. It just wasn't meant to be.
I'm so sorry.
ReplyDeleteJessica, I'm in tears for you. I am so sorry . :*(
ReplyDeleteA bright, beautiful and all too momentary streak through the sky. Sad and missing with you.
ReplyDeleteI don't at all want to compare my experience to yours as you went through something so very different - from not only the diagnosis, to learning the gender, to losing the baby later than I did, but I feel I can relate in many ways. This loss, while so sad and so hard, can be accepted quicker and healed from quicker (though it may not feel like it now). Our miscarried baby died at 10 weeks. I always felt like that was a baby that could have been, not a baby that should have been. Just so, so many things needed to be different - and like you said, it just wasn't meant to be. I don't know the reasons - but I can make peace with it so much easier than I ever will be able to do with Cale. I hope that in time you feel more and more peace - knowing that baby boy #4 was loved from the very beginning by so many. Lots of love to you Jess and your entire family.
ReplyDeleteSo much love to you. I love that he is your shooting star. What a lovely way to be reminded of your fourth son.
ReplyDeleteThinking of your fourth boy and shooting star tonight. xo
ReplyDeleteI am so so sorry. I'm thinking of you and you little star.
ReplyDeleteThinking of you and your shooting star tonight
ReplyDeleteLove to you and all of your babies. xoxo
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry to read this tonight. Sending much love your way!
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