Welcome To PinWheels From Heaven

WELCOME TO PINWHEELS FROM HEAVEN. If you would like to have your "Angel" baby's or "Angel" child's name added to my Angel Tree list and Birthday list to be remembered at my annual events please click on the Angel Tree List button found at the top of this page to take you to that page with all the details. These events are for Angel Children only--PLEASE NO fake baby loss mommys.

NOTE: Pinwheel Wait List is currently CLOSED

Be sure to scroll to the end of this page to find links to other Baby Loss Mommies who write Angel Babies Names.


ANNUAL EVENTS FOR PINWHEELS FROM HEAVEN:

(1) Once your angel baby/child is on my Angel Birthday List
they will be remembered in their birthday month in a special Angel Birthday blog post and picture. They will also be remembered on their special angel b-day on my PinWheels From Heaven Face book page.

(2) Oct. 15th--Wave of Light: Each year on this date I will be creating a PinWheel Healing Field in my front yard using all the angel baby/child's pinwheels and light candles by the pinwheels in remembrance of all of our angels.

(3) Christmas Angel Tree--For the month of December I will be hanging ornaments with all of your angel baby/children's names written on them on my outside angel tree. On Christmas Eve I will light candles around the Angel Tree in remembrance of all of our angels.

(4) Easter Angel Tree--For Easter I will be hanging plastic Easter eggs with all of the angel baby/children's names written on them on my outside angel tree. I will light candles around the tree on Easter in remembrance of all of our angels.

Pictures of events 1,2,3,4 will be posted here on this blog and on my face book page.

At PinWheels From Heaven Angel Babies and Angel Children are ALWAYS LOVED, MISSED AND REMEMBERED <3




Janessa's 10th Angel Birthday

Lilypie Kids Birthday tickers

Hope's 7th Angel Ticker

Lilypie Kids Birthday tickers

Jason's 6th Angel B-day Ticker

Lilypie Kids Birthday tickers

Rae Anne 6th b-day Ticker

Lilypie Kids Birthday tickers

Our Anniversary

Daisypath Anniversary tickers

A Precious Gift--Never Forget Janessa & Hope Abigail

The mention of my daughter's name may bring tears to my eyes, but it never fails to bring music to my ears. If you really want to show me that you care, let me hear the beautiful music of her name. It soothes my broken heart and sings to my soul.

"If you know someone who has lost a child, and you're afraid to mention them because you think you might make them sad by reminding them that they died--you're not reminding them. They didn't forget they died.

What you're reminding them of is that you remembered that they lived, and that is a great gift."
-Elizabeth Edwards

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Silent Grief

I'm beginning to understand what Silent Grief really is now and I hate it. 

Silent Grief is when hardly anyone even knew you were pregnant and have no idea you just loss what you thought was a miracle, wanted, hoped for, and loved rainbow baby. 

Silent Grief is a society that barely acknowledges the grief of a mother of a stillborn baby or baby that dies a few months afterwards and gives no knowledge at all of the pain and horror of miscarriage instead shrugs it off as an everyday occurrence. 

Silent Grief is hearing your doctor talk to you about your rainbow baby as a "mass of cells" and that this terrible experience is a normal, routine thing that happens to a lot of people. 

Silent Grief is remembering when your stillborn baby died and having tons of cards and flowers brought over and for a hidden miscarried baby very few people do anything. 

Silent Grief is realizing that the extra wall quilt square you had saved for your rainbow babies handprints will always remain empty. 

Silent Grief is having no pictures, no hand and foot molds, no blanket or clothes your baby wore, nothing to remind you of that baby but a pregnancy test. 

Silent Grief is having to cry late at night or early in the morning so your children won't hear you because they don't even understand that a baby was loss. 

Silent Grief is feeling guilty that you consider your baby a baby at 10 weeks into pregnancy while others don't understand that. 

Silent Grief is seeing the world keep moving on not aknowledging that a tragedy has occurred. 

Silent Grief is dreading getting up in the morning and forcing yourself to get something done while pretending nothing out of the ordinary has occurred.
 
Silent Grief is laying in bed for hour after hour staring and talking to a tree outside your window because you miss talking to your pregnant belly. 

Silent Grief is packing away the pregnancy clothes once again even though you only got to wear them for a couple of days. 

Silent Grief is feeling like your life is a constant rainstorm and that the sun will never shine again.

Silent Grief is spending the week before your birthday that was suppose to be spent doing fun things to celebrate instead be spent in pain and suffering both physically and emotionally and trying to convince yourself to go buy another big pinwheel to represent your other angel baby. 

Silent Grief is crying as you request angel baby name items for another of your angel babies. 

Silent Grief is wondering how you are suppose to answer the question of how many children do you have? 

Silent Grief is having no answers about miscarriages to your childrens questions.

Silent Grief is having to change the happy ticker on your computer that was counting down how far along you were in your pregnancy to a memorial ticker that now counts down from when your pregnancy ended.

Silent Grief is having to face the beginning of the Grief journey again. 

Silent Grief is feeling so very alone in your sorrow for a little life that you never held in your arms, but will forever hold in your heart.

1 comment:

  1. Thank you so much for sharing this. Everything you said is so true. I am so thankful that there are people in the world that understand our silent grief. I am praying for you.

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Be Still and Know that I am God

Sometimes God
Calms the Storm . . .
Sometimes He let's the Storm rage
and Calms His Child.
Author Unknown

At times there appears to be no light at the tunnel's end-no dawn to break the night's darkness. . .We feel abandoned, heartbroken, alone. If you find yourself in such a situation, I plead with you to turn to our Heavenly Father in faith. He will lift you and guide you. He will not always take your afflictions from you, but He will comfort and lead you with love through whatever storm you face.

-President Thomas S. Monson

We must be willing to let go of the life we have planned, so as to have the life that is waiting for us.
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