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a big, big hug
I can understand your pain, as I also went through two miscarrigaes. I can only say keep trying: we were lucky the third time and now we have a healthy little girl who is 16 months old. I know it seems unfair and difficult to understand but time cures everything. I send you the big hug you need and think how lucky you are to have a wonderful husband.

What can one say
Just to echo Cindy's comments - this was a very difficult blog to read, so it must be unbelievably painful to experience. It is easy for me to say "be positive" and that "the sun will still shine tomorrow" but I'm not living what you are living. Take your time before you make your decision to fall pregnant again - and may you be granted strength to take you along that path when the decision is made. Your husband seems a wonderful guy, I would love to shake his hand, but only after I've given you the hug you need.

Great photos!
This is so much better than the corny, holding-up the tower ones--good show! And yes, I like Sienna best of those three one, but aren't they all gorgeous!

the heart is stronger than you think
but i can't imagine how painful it is, this made me cry...keep well, i wish you the best. on a lighter note, amazing photos as always. x

I agree!
"If you have nothing to be grateful for, check your pulse"... I'm not sure who said this, but it's so true!

Thank You for Sharing!
I was just logging in to my TravelBlog and your title caught my eye on my homepage. I have always thought that is such a personal question to ask someone. "Do you have any kids? Why not? When are you going to start having children?" So invasive for a stranger, or even mother-in-law, cousin, or random family member to ask! Maybe it only feels invasive to people who have a difficult history with pregnancy, or maybe even those who are blessed to have children with no complications even feel it's inappropriateness. At any rate, as a nurse, and as someone who also has a difficult history, I am very sorry that you had to endure that experience! And I commend you for sharing that here! Sometimes it's nice to know that you are not the only one in the world who has to suffer the loss of a dream. Nothing will ever erase your pain, but I hope this trip will bring you healing and hope!