Sorry I've not been about, catching up now. I have some gifts for dh for Father's day, one of which is a little glass keyring with Scarlett's hand and footprint inside it. I found a website which you can send the actual prints to and they do it, also lots of other things but it looks really lovely. Not looking forward to Sunday though for poor dh :(
spilt That's just so awful that your baby was missed out from the scrapbook, I think I would have to say something as the one thing that bothers me the most is Scarlett being ignored and forgotten about. I know at the time it must have been too hard though :( I always think of things to say afterwards... One thing I've done is definitely say how I appreciate the people that do ask about her and mention her, it's good to know it's not just us that remember.
Oh that sounds so scary! I hope everything turned out ok for that man.
shabs A blessing?! Words fail me. I don't think you get over it either, just learn to live with it; the grief that is. I feel like I'm treading water most days, just plodding along; I don't feel like I'm "living" at the moment.
ginge Very tactless of sister in law, I've had comments along the lines of, "It was meant to be" etc and it just makes me angry. It wasn't bloody well meant to be at all.
FAB welcome but sorry to have you here under such sad circumstances :(
woolly Beautiful name, we named our daughter Scarlett Niamh. Try not to beat yourself about anything, regrets are there but you did what you needed to at the time (hugs)
shakey (hugs) it does hurt :(
Caz ((hugs)) A year, must be a hard time right now. Do what you need to in order to get by. Thinking of your Belle and of your family xx
lavandes I find that hard, just because you appear normal people think it's all over. I look at people around me just carrying on with their lives and being happy and wonder how they possibly can when our daughter is dead. Looking at photos of people at Christmas parties made me sad too as she died just a few weeks previously at yet people were still out enjoying themselves. I know that's silly but couldn't help it. I think it's so hard for us all, but it seems a common theme that it's just ignored and assumed that we're all fine :( I hope the days get easier. Personally I think it might be nice to get something for Father's day for your husband, just to mark it.
MrsDeVere ((hugs) )
Minione Glad to hear the scan went well, hoping you have an easy rest of pregnancy.
green take your time, you need to make sure it's the right place for you. 7 weeks is nothing. I was feeling fairly numb at that point still and definitely in disbelief that it had happened, hoping to wake up one morning to find it was all a horrble nightmare. I know that feeling, it's been 6 months for us and still trying. Just bought a clearblue fertility monitor so I can track when I ovulate (if I do) as I have such long and varied cycles. Day 17 of cycle today and not ovulated, not even got a high reading, just medium.
kazmus Maybe bringing it up would be good? I know I couldn't not talk about Scarlett if I felt I needed to. You need to express yourself too and let your feelings out. It may hurt to bring it up for both of you but doesn't it hurt anyway? At least talking or mentioning Sian and your Mum then you won't be feeling angry or that it's forgotten or doesn't matter. If that makes any sense?
Thinking of you all this weekend and especially over Father's day :( xxx