Laughter is the best medicine. That's what they say, right? I have just a few random thoughts that I want to share for this prompt.

• I love watching our vlogs while Brandon edits them. We sit there and just laugh at ourselves and it's awesome...

This post will be short, because how I feel about it is simple:

The love we have for our babies transcends everything I have ever felt. Every earthly moment that I have here is just a blip in the long, spiritual life of love I have for our little family. The fact

There is not one day when your grief magically shifts from heavy and unbearable to light and manageable. It just doesn't happen. Grief shifts back and forth whenever it pleases, and pays no attention to the things you want. You could pay your grief a million dollars to do what you wanted, and it would simply take your money and run. Grief is a dirty, sneaky player in the game...

Some days it feels like it was all pretend. Like we set up the nursery just for fun. That my stomach got bigger just because it could. That we didn't actually go to the hospital and deliver a baby. It's like I made it all up.

I understand why women have more than one baby, even after feeling like their body is torn in...

Losing our babies has made me more aware of the things I am thankful for. There are a million things that Brandon does for me that I could list, and so many people I could go on and on about. But since last year, I have noticed myself feeling more grateful for the little things. The sharp, winter air that renewed me on bad days last December. The little moments that Brandon...

I wanted to give everyone some background on what Wave of Light is, since I did not know what it was until doing some research. October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, with the actual remembrance day on October 15th. The idea behind Wave of Light is that, on October 15th, loss families, friends, and loved ones will light a candle, lantern, or anything of the sort at...

It's not so secret, but for each child that gets buried near Carter, we do something special. After we see the child's name, we go to the store, pick out a journal specifically for that family, and leave a note explaining who we are. I always leave my email address and phone number, and tell the parents that they are welcome to reach out when/if they feel like doing so. I...

his post should just start with a giant HA, because I have never been a student of life more than I am now. And life is like a teacher from the olden days that uses a ruler as punishment. Not that I'm being punished, but life is a harsh teacher sometimes!