I'm so happy that it's complete, yet I feel sadness that there is no more to be done. Like every bit of Anna has passed.
23 September 2008
Anna's headstone
Seeing Anna's headstone for the first time was a little bittersweet. I think it is gorgeous and am grateful for the help we received in purchasing it. I was also grateful to be able to cuddle our little Peter while I silently cried and missed our Anna.
I'm so happy that it's complete, yet I feel sadness that there is no more to be done. Like every bit of Anna has passed.
I'm so happy that it's complete, yet I feel sadness that there is no more to be done. Like every bit of Anna has passed.
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3 comments:
you're amazing jodie. i long to be so much like you. what an incredibly tender time. i wish the best for you all. thank you for sharing such a personal journey.
I love the headstone you choose! It's so simple yet has the beautiful flower engraving.
Your sister directed me here. She left a comment on my blog. I just lost my son, Benjamin, at 23 weeks and writing about it has helped me so much. Thank you for leaving this beautiful memorial of your journey with sweet Anna. I too feel that I have been given so many gifts in this experience, as heartbreaking as it is.
Wishing you continued joy and love.
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