" Believe, when you are most unhappy, that there is something for you to do in the world. So long as you can sweeten another's pain, Life is not in vain. " - Hellen Keller (1880 - 1968)





A Heart Felt Welcome To You....

I am a mother of 3 children, who has now passed the stage of the "Biological Clock ." I lost my planned and very much wanted precious first child - a son "Nicholas" - at 19 weeks & 4 days gestation, due to birth defects. My 2 other children are the love of my life, and I treasure every moment I spend with them. I am currently studying to be a counsellor while also hoping to finish writing a book this year, about my life's experiences & many challenges.



You can also catch a summary by viewing my complete profile. I'd love you to stay awhile, to hopefully be comforted and inspired by my writing, and enjoy the read! Please post a comment, I would love to hear from you. xxxx



Please click on the Picture of Nicholas' Home Page to read my story of losing my first child "Darling Precious Angel Son In Heaven".













My Memorial Site

I Also Have A Special Memorial Site Named:

"Eternal Names By The Sea"

Especially To Honour Our Precious Loved One's, if you would like to have a look, leave a name request or post a comment, just click on the photo on the right hand side of my page.

Or feel free to click on the link below:

http://eternalnamesbythesea.blogspot.com/

I would love to hear from you xxxx

I am very happy to do this as a special touch from my heart to yours, as the pain of losing a precious loved one is very heartbreaking.

I am always here for you xxxx



Friday, April 3, 2009

I Have Just Watched The Most Amazing DVD,
Tonight, after another hectic day in the city attending my studies in my counselling course, I watched a most amazing DVD, called "Losing Layla".
It is made by an Australian journalist called Vanessa Gorman, and the film is a powerful and moving video diary documentary, which takes a ride through pregnancy, a difficult birth, her baby's death and the raw scenes of grief captured in the months afterwards. "Losing Layla" was made in 2002, but the copy I watched tonight has a follow up from "Australian Story" on Vanessa's subsequent pregnancy and also a home movie made in 2005. For anyone who has had the indescribable pain of losing a baby, I would highly recommend watching this DVD, with lots of boxes of tissues. Even though I lost Nicholas almost 15 years ago, it has really helped me to try and make some sort of sense or reason as to why I lost Nicholas, and the very difficult lessons I have learned since then.
Copies of the DVD "Losing Layla" can be ordered through Vanessa's website, which is,
http://www.vanessagorman.com/
I must get back to studying for now, but hopefully I'll put up another post very soon, I just wanted to share this with you.
xxxx

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