Tag: Rhianna Lily

Capture Your Grief – Sunrise

Capture Your Grief – Sunrise

October is Pregnancy, Infant and Child Loss Month and one thing that I like to participate in every year is the Capture Your Grief project from Carly Marie Project Heal. You can read all about the project here, I have always started this project but 

Rhianna’s Journal

Rhianna’s Journal

I am a girl that buys a diary every year, with full intentions of keeping a journal. I have loads where a couple of pages are written. But then I stop by February. I have one that is complete. It has been filled in every 

A Peace Lily For Rhianna Lily

A Peace Lily For Rhianna Lily

Yesterday was our fourth wedding anniversary. We always do something for our anniversary, this year we are doing something tomorrow instead of yesterday. However we don’t actually do presents and due to us just having been away this year we definitely weren’t buying presents. But 

Rhianna’s Tree

Rhianna’s Tree

When Rhianna died, one of the first things Mr L said he wanted was that he wanted a tree for her in the front garden. It is something that has gone round and round with us. Shall we buy one. If we buy one what 

Butterflies Visiting

Butterflies Visiting

I have always had a bit of thing about Butterflies, I find them totally fascinating, and beautiful. Always have. I love to watch them when they are flying about. There is something magical about how they fly, unlike other insects, and no I don’t feel 

Grief

Grief

One thing I hate about grief is the unpredictability of it. You can never tell when it will hit. You can never predict when you won’t be ok. And you really live your life on the edge of a cliff for the rest of your 

Initials

Initials

I have a big thing about initials Looking around our house we have initials of BB, Rhianna and Boo around the house. I am not sure if its something that I would have done if all three of them where here on earth all together, 

The Final Goodbye

The Final Goodbye

No one should bury their child! No one should stand at a graveside and watch their child’s coffin be lowered into the ground! 6 years ago we did just that. We stood and watched. Watched the tiniest grave be filled by the tiniest coffin. No 

The Day You Turned Six

The Day You Turned Six

Yesterday was your 6th birthday. It was not a great day. The first time that your daddy ever had to work! And it didn’t work. It was horrible. And will never happen again. We tried it. It doesn’t work. He can not be working on 

I Wish

I Wish

I wish you could explain the pain you feel when you have buried your own child. I wish you could explain the breaks in your heart and your soul when your child has died. I wish you could explain the cracks and the scars that