Kayleigh, that physio appointment does not sound like fun, poor Brian. I hope he's not in too much pain. Is there anything they can do for him other than wait and see? And that's so beautiful that Jessie made Ben a Christmas card.
Tahunny, I definitely think that the baby clinic is a dumb place for berevement counselling. Sounds like you didn't really want it anyway? I've not had any myself, partly because I tried it a few years ago for something else, and the counseller just wound me up. I know it can really help if you get the right person though, Cake it sounds like you've hit the jackpot with yours.
Vicky, I'm so glad you're feeling positive. In general, I am too, although still punctuated with waves of sadness sometimes, only when I'm on my own though. When I'm around other people, I generally feel normal, and it is a nice feeling. Anna it sounds like you will get a similar feeling when you go back to work, especially with nice coworker like yours. The Gingerbread house sounds lovely.
Speaking of waves of sadness, I'm on my own tonight as DP has gone to FIL's house for the Christmas runup, and I've got to work tomorrow so I'm still at home. Found myself crying at 'The Borrowers'. Crazy. I enjoyed the film though! No harm in a little cry sometimes.
We went to G's grave on Sunday, and it was very bleak and a bit sad looking. Her headstone isn't up yet, and we've got lots of flowers in pots but they are not exactly colourful this time of year. I stupidly went and looked at the other baby graves and saw all the christmas decorations, then kicked myself as it hadn't occurred to me to get one for G.
Hope you all find some normal moments this Christmas, and some quiet moments to reflect on your angels. x