In 2012 with Matilda Mae in my arms I wrote this
Before I had experienced loss of my own
I had gone through four failed cycles of IVF
I had journeyed through NICU and SCBU with premature twins
I had friends and family who had lost
But I had not lost a baby of my own
In 2012 with Matilda Mae in my arms I wrote this
Before Tilda was born my friend lost two daughters
In 2011 I wrote the poem Believe for her
Again knowing no loss of my own
I felt so sorry for family and friends who lost their babies
In different ways, at different ages and stages
But I could not begin to imagine how they must have really felt
Now I know only too well how it feels to have a baby in the sky
And I know so many mummies and daddies and families
Missing angels of their own
Too many parents will be reading this with empty arms
The sky is too full of angels today
Tonight too full of stars
Too many families across the UK and around the world
Will join together for a Wave of Light
Remembering little ones gone from this world
On the 15th October
Families and friends will remember their children
In the flame of a candle
And together we will send a wave of light around the world
Tears will fall
Names will be called aloud
We will remember them
Our babies in the sky
We will honour them
Celebrate them
We will speak out
Shout out
Break the taboo
Our angel babies are our children too!
They are our children too x
Beautiful words. The taboo about baby loss must be broken. We will always talk about and celebrate our babies in the sky. Always lived, never forgotten xxxx
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