When You Wonder If Motherhood Is All You Are
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A quote from an incredible story that I was fortunate enough to stumble across:
"I do not know why God has us ask when He knows what lies ahead. But this I know, I will ever more boldly ask the impossible of my Father. And, thereafter, surrender to His control of all things."
-Matt Mooney, May 16th 2007
http://mattandginny.blogspot.com/
The blog tells the story of their son, Eliot, and the year that spanned both his birth and death (he had Trisomy 18 and only lived 99 days). It was incredibly heart wrenching, but beautiful too.
Kaiden was not far from my mind or heart as I read the blog Matt Mooney wrote about his own experience with the agony of losing a child.
I can not begin to understand what it must be like to go through such a thing, but these encounters with friends and strangers alike who have gone through it has opened my eyes a little bit, and my heart hurts for them. I know that God is big, but I wish that there was just a little bit less suffering here than there is....
Parents should never have to bury their children. Ever.
"I do not know why God has us ask when He knows what lies ahead. But this I know, I will ever more boldly ask the impossible of my Father. And, thereafter, surrender to His control of all things."
-Matt Mooney, May 16th 2007
http://mattandginny.blogspot.com/
The blog tells the story of their son, Eliot, and the year that spanned both his birth and death (he had Trisomy 18 and only lived 99 days). It was incredibly heart wrenching, but beautiful too.
Kaiden was not far from my mind or heart as I read the blog Matt Mooney wrote about his own experience with the agony of losing a child.
I can not begin to understand what it must be like to go through such a thing, but these encounters with friends and strangers alike who have gone through it has opened my eyes a little bit, and my heart hurts for them. I know that God is big, but I wish that there was just a little bit less suffering here than there is....
Parents should never have to bury their children. Ever.
Monday, September 10, 2007
No More Crib
My little boy has made the transition from crib to toddler bed!We are all liking this change quite a bit, especially mommy, as she no longer has to lift Liam into and out of the crib! So much nicer on her back!
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