Similar Posts

  • Chemo Fatigue Has Set In

    But hopefully it’s not here to stay. Today was a rough one. I woke up feeling fantastic, but after trying to get ready this morning, things went downhill pretty quickly. I struggled to get myself dressed and all I wanted to do was fall asleep in the chair or just go back to bed. What…

  • Authentic

    I have put a lot of thought into what I want this new year to look like. I’m sure you’ve heard it said to “not look back, but only forward”. I think that’s a good principle to live by, but I can’t help but think about the past. I can’t help but think about how…

  • What To Say?

    What do you say? This is something I have struggled with from the beginning. I struggle with questions. Why? Because I don’t even know the answer to half of them :)! I struggle with: Anything new? How are you? Is life good? What have you been up to? People I randomly run into (like those I…

  • What IS a Mom?

    I was thinking about how to describe today. I opened up my email and saw I had a facebook message from my friend Kelli. She wanted to let me know about a quote she heard today and she thought of us: Carrying your baby doesn’t make you a mom – it is what happens when…

2 Comments

  1. Dan and Kristin I am so very sorry for your loss. I regret so deeply that you have experienced the loss of your babies and pray the Lord gives you a picture of himself cradling them in his arms. This life is so hard. You are a beautiful example of what it means to grieve as a Christian. May God grant you his peace that passes understanding as you move forward day by day and follow his leading for your careers and your family. Much love to you both.

  2. Hey Jill…

    You said it so beautifully – you pray that God will give us a picture of Himself, cradling our babies. Jill, I can say He has and it brings us so much joy and peace. Peace in a time where it is hard to find. Understanding in this situation is hard to find, but God doesn't ask us to understand – He asks us to trust. And we know that that peace will pass the need to understand. Thank you so much for your love Jill and for your care. I know you too (though I have some catching up to do…) have walked a long road with children. A LONG road literally. So having this message come from someone who is walking a very tough road, is extremely uplifting. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and love with us Jill!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.