Pregnancy loss is not fair. Your baby died. It's okay to be angry about that. Continue Reading
Throughout the year, and especially at holidays and significant dates, it can be healing to do something to honour a baby who was lost in a miscarriage or a stillbirth. Here are some ways you can honour a baby lost in miscarriage or stillbirth.Continue Reading
I've never really liked Love You Forever. The song was pretty, but the story was a little weird to me. Robert Munsch's work is mostly silly and quirky and fun. And this book just never fit for me. But then I read about where the song came from.Continue Reading
Being a mom is hard. But please, for the sake of us who would love to have those problems but who didn't get to keep our babies, stop complaining about your kids on social media.Continue Reading
Here are five questions you need to stop asking the pregnant women that you know or meet. They are strange, personal questions. You never know what someone’s journey with pregnancy has been. And it’s never your right to know. So, please, stop asking.Continue Reading
October 15 is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day. Getting pregnant and staying pregnant are not easy things. You never know what someone's journey with pregnancy has been. So stop asking these questions that may unintentionally cause hurt.Continue Reading
I find songs that resonate with me and then play them on repeat over and over. These songs remind me to have hope, to trust, and to move forward toward the dreams that I have. Life isn't going the way we planned, but it's still life and we can (and will) make the most of the time we have.Continue Reading
It's been two months since my son was stillborn. My heart simultaneously sings with joy, breaks with grief, and flares in jealous angst when I see a pregnant woman.Continue Reading
Eight in every 1000 births in Canada are stillbirths. What is stillbirth? It is the loss of a pregnancy after 20 weeks.Continue Reading
About Trisha
Trisha Jenn Loehr
Reader. Writer. Editor.I've been a book lover since I started deciphering words as a toddler. Now, I'm a reader, a writer, and an editor. This blog is a place to discuss books and life and all that those two entail.
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