Comments on: Sarah http://inashoe.com/2006/04/sarah/ the methods and madness of one family of 12 Thu, 09 Feb 2012 21:08:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: Lauren http://inashoe.com/2006/04/sarah/#comment-50467 Lauren Tue, 19 Jul 2011 22:09:32 +0000 http://inashoe.com/?p=957#comment-50467 I recently found your site an have enjoyed reading your posts. This post was especially comforting to me. I have two little ones in Heaven and am pregnant for the third time. It all looks good and we are hopeful but it's nice to see people on the other side of the pain and fear. We are trusting God as it's the only thing we can do. I will say that after losing our two angels I thought about foregoing our homebirth for a hospital birth because it's "safer". It is very encouraging to me to see people who have continued with homebirths even after having experiences like this. I am planning on continuing with my homebirth and praying it will all turn out alright. I love your blog. It's so fresh and honest and is perfect for a first time mom who wants a large family. Thank you for posting all this. L~ I recently found your site an have enjoyed reading your posts. This post was especially comforting to me. I have two little ones in Heaven and am pregnant for the third time. It all looks good and we are hopeful but it’s nice to see people on the other side of the pain and fear. We are trusting God as it’s the only thing we can do. I will say that after losing our two angels I thought about foregoing our homebirth for a hospital birth because it’s “safer”. It is very encouraging to me to see people who have continued with homebirths even after having experiences like this. I am planning on continuing with my homebirth and praying it will all turn out alright. I love your blog. It’s so fresh and honest and is perfect for a first time mom who wants a large family. Thank you for posting all this.
L~

]]> By: Christine http://inashoe.com/2006/04/sarah/#comment-48554 Christine Sun, 26 Jun 2011 22:49:15 +0000 http://inashoe.com/?p=957#comment-48554 happened on your blog today and just read this post. So touching. At the very moment I started reading this post, lifesong by Casting Crowns started to play in the random song list had going. How appropriate. If you haven't heard it, google for it-even the lyrics are touching. We lost our 3 month old daughter in 2006 and because of Jesus we had so much hope instead of despair. I loved reading your post and finding that same thread of hope from your experience. Thanks so much for sharing. <3 happened on your blog today and just read this post. So touching. At the very moment I started reading this post, lifesong by Casting Crowns started to play in the random song list had going. How appropriate. If you haven’t heard it, google for it-even the lyrics are touching. We lost our 3 month old daughter in 2006 and because of Jesus we had so much hope instead of despair. I loved reading your post and finding that same thread of hope from your experience. Thanks so much for sharing. <3

]]> By: kimc http://inashoe.com/2006/04/sarah/#comment-48393 kimc Thu, 23 Jun 2011 12:58:24 +0000 http://inashoe.com/?p=957#comment-48393 Andrea, thank you for sharing this. Your poem perfectly describes the peace I felt after Sarah was born. Andrea, thank you for sharing this. Your poem perfectly describes the peace I felt after Sarah was born.

]]> By: AndyJoy http://inashoe.com/2006/04/sarah/#comment-48389 AndyJoy Thu, 23 Jun 2011 05:49:25 +0000 http://inashoe.com/?p=957#comment-48389 Thank you so much for sharing this. I've read your blog for a few years, but did not know about this. The timing is such an amazing thing. Your sweet Sarah died the day I was married. I miscarried my first child (13 weeks) on my 5th anniversary. His/her due date was Dec. 25. It was a hard Christmas. Not only did I not have a baby, but my period started that day. However, it turned out that it was my LMP used to calculate the due date of my son! I wrote this poem the day after my miscarriage. Hopefully it will bless someone else. Though I weep and mourn for this child not born This small one I carried who could not be buried Has found release and perfect peace Not sleeping at his mother's breast But with his Father, finding rest Thank you so much for sharing this. I’ve read your blog for a few years, but did not know about this. The timing is such an amazing thing. Your sweet Sarah died the day I was married. I miscarried my first child (13 weeks) on my 5th anniversary. His/her due date was Dec. 25. It was a hard Christmas. Not only did I not have a baby, but my period started that day. However, it turned out that it was my LMP used to calculate the due date of my son!

I wrote this poem the day after my miscarriage. Hopefully it will bless someone else.

Though I weep and mourn for this child not born
This small one I carried who could not be buried
Has found release and perfect peace
Not sleeping at his mother’s breast
But with his Father, finding rest

]]> By: Kim S. http://inashoe.com/2006/04/sarah/#comment-31773 Kim S. Fri, 16 Jul 2010 02:59:50 +0000 http://inashoe.com/?p=957#comment-31773 I am new to your blog and am really enjoying reading through the different posts. I was so touched by this sad story of the loss of your baby girl, Sarah. Though I have never experienced loss in this way, I have lost 5 babies to miscarriage. Two have been in the past 6 months. Thank you for your transparency in sharing your experience with us. It is comforting to me to also know that my babies are waiting for me when I get to heaven. Thank you again. I am new to your blog and am really enjoying reading through the different posts.
I was so touched by this sad story of the loss of your baby girl, Sarah. Though I have never experienced loss in this way, I have lost 5 babies to miscarriage. Two have been in the past 6 months.
Thank you for your transparency in sharing your experience with us. It is comforting to me to also know that my babies are waiting for me when I get to heaven.
Thank you again.

]]> By: Candice http://inashoe.com/2006/04/sarah/#comment-29846 Candice Fri, 28 May 2010 00:27:22 +0000 http://inashoe.com/?p=957#comment-29846 Precious post. Thanks for sharing your little Sarah's story. Precious post. Thanks for sharing your little Sarah’s story.

]]> By: Tracy http://inashoe.com/2006/04/sarah/#comment-29512 Tracy Wed, 19 May 2010 20:38:01 +0000 http://inashoe.com/?p=957#comment-29512 Our Sarah was born at 21 weeks on November 22, 2000. Her little heart beat for two hours after she was born. We look forward to spending eternity with her. While extremely grateful that she did not have to endure the hardships of life here, because she went so quickly to heaven, we miss her greatly. Our Sarah was born at 21 weeks on November 22, 2000. Her little heart beat for two hours after she was born. We look forward to spending eternity with her. While extremely grateful that she did not have to endure the hardships of life here, because she went so quickly to heaven, we miss her greatly.

]]> By: Ashley http://inashoe.com/2006/04/sarah/#comment-28781 Ashley Wed, 28 Apr 2010 21:04:07 +0000 http://inashoe.com/?p=957#comment-28781 I lost a baby at 15 weeks. I was away from my husband, visiting family in PA when it happened. Her name was Sadie and she was already so loved by all of us. I don't know what they did with her, but I know where she is now. I wish she could have had a funeral. Thank you for posting this. It helped me. I lost a baby at 15 weeks. I was away from my husband, visiting family in PA when it happened. Her name was Sadie and she was already so loved by all of us. I don’t know what they did with her, but I know where she is now. I wish she could have had a funeral. Thank you for posting this. It helped me.

]]> By: Jennifer Hill http://inashoe.com/2006/04/sarah/#comment-28470 Jennifer Hill Thu, 15 Apr 2010 13:54:36 +0000 http://inashoe.com/?p=957#comment-28470 We are seven weeks into mourning our little Eli who came at 32 weeks and went home to Jesus just two short hours after his birth. Tomorrow would have been his due date. Thank you for sharing Sarah! We are seven weeks into mourning our little Eli who came at 32 weeks and went home to Jesus just two short hours after his birth. Tomorrow would have been his due date. Thank you for sharing Sarah!

]]> By: rdzins http://inashoe.com/2006/04/sarah/#comment-28257 rdzins Fri, 09 Apr 2010 20:05:26 +0000 http://inashoe.com/?p=957#comment-28257 I to lost one after my 4th, I never got to meet him/her. But you will never see that first toothless grin. Even though life was very brief I know and trust in gods purpose. I never complained about being pregnant again. I enjoyed it. I know alot of people could not understand that and I don't expect them to. Life is a day by day adventure, sometimes things are not always as planned, and god has taught me that. Being patient sometimes the best things in life are the ones that are not planned. We welcomed Sawyer 10 months later. Your story was wonderful and I can't help to wonder how you get all those beautiful girls, I have all boys!! I to lost one after my 4th, I never got to meet him/her. But you will never see that first toothless grin. Even though life was very brief I know and trust in gods purpose.
I never complained about being pregnant again. I enjoyed it. I know alot of people could not understand that and I don’t expect them to. Life is a day by day adventure, sometimes things are not always as planned, and god has taught me that. Being patient sometimes the best things in life are the ones that are not planned. We welcomed Sawyer 10 months later.

Your story was wonderful and I can’t help to wonder how you get all those beautiful girls, I have all boys!!

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