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

Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Our Vacation


I have had a really rough week.  I fell apart on a couple days of our vacation and at the beginning of this week.  I wanted so badly for this vacation to be a chance to get away from all the stress of my normal life, and it ended up being more stressful.  For the first couple of days I could not forget about all the stress and relax.  Being in an unfamiliar environment just added stress and anxiety.  I ended up crying in the bathroom for the first 2 days.  On the 3rd day we went over to Bear Lake.  I was finally able to relax because Bear Lake is a familiar place for me because my family went there every year for vacation when I was a kid.  I loved seeing the whole lake at the top of the canyon--it was so beautiful.  I was able to relax and find joy the last 2 days of our vacation, but, then it was time to come home.  This vacation just wasn't the peaceful, relaxing, get away from everything so you can come back and handle life trip that I wanted and needed.






 
 
 
Coming back to real life again has been really hard.  I  really detest going to church on Sundays.  I don't hate God--although sometimes I get really upset and angry with him, I don't hate my church or its teachings, but, I hate the physical environment of church.  It is full of really hard triggers (pregnant women, babies, toddlers, complete happy families)  that get me upset almost every Sunday.  For me it is like having to go to a weekly dentist appointment to get a cavity filled and I am tired of it.  I've tried everything to distract myself.  I don't want to stop going because I know I need to be there, but, I can't stand to be there.  It has gotten much harder since my bff  moved away.  Our ward use to be a middle age ward with lots of people my age with teenagers.  A lot of those families have moved away and now there are tons of  young couples who are pregnant/have babies and toddlers.  It is really hard for me emotionally to see this every week.  I don't know what to do anymore.  I have become the ward witch who is either frowning, grumpy, or crying.  I didn't mean to become the ward witch--it is all just so very hard and no one understands this at all.  I guess that is why I've wanted a rainbow baby so badly.  I felt like my own baby would help me regain my confidence again and help me to be able to handle seeing all the hard triggers.  Now I feel stuck and hopeless because there is no way to make going to church any better.  I feel like I will continue to dread Sundays for the rest of my life!   I feel so alone in this crowd of people every week. :`(
 
 







 

1 comment:

  1. I am so sorry mama. These hard times are the worst:( I'm here if you need to chat! Sending big hugs

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Sometimes God
Calms the Storm . . .
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and Calms His Child.
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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.

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