This was the little birth card I was given in the
hospital. I will be putting up his birth family
heirloom with his footprints up soon. It is a cer-
tificate for the babies born in the year 2000. They
didn't sign it because he wasn't born alive.
This is my husband, Dave and I, this was taken at my
mother's house after the funeral. I was very sad
when they took this picture of us. I tried so hard
to smile when all I wanted to do was cry a river of
tears. I put a pinwheel on David's grave and it
spins around and around just like this one. His is
blue and silver.
This is the first ultrasound picture I got when I
was in the hospital. I was 8 weeks pregnant when
this was taken.
This was my second ultrasound picture. I went to
office for this one. I was about 4 months pregnant,
I think 14 weeks.
This was my second ultrasound picture also. He gave
me two that day. This was the last time I ever saw
my baby on screen.
I was very worn out in this picture. David and I
inspecting our son for all ten fingers and toes.
I told you I looked ruff during my pregnancy,
although that day I did look very nice until I told
the terrible news and laying there in bed does that.
Here I am just in shock of all that has happened.
I was in astonishment at the umbiblical cord. I was
still very drowsy in this picture. I just wanted to
keep my son forever and not give him up.
This is the picture where David opened the baby's
eyes, I guess he wanted to see his son's eyes. His
eyes were the most beautiful bluest eyes I ever saw.
~The song that is playing is an MP3, it is Sarah McLachlan's song Angels.~
~Please don't remove these pictures from this site. They are all I have of my son. They are also copyrighted.~
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