Lisain, I have so been where you are and sometimes I still get angry too. I think if she could have only made it a few more days or even another week her chances would have been so much greater.

<t>oh..I am really sorry. I wish I knew what to tell you but I think it will have to be a decision you make based on what you think you can handle. I guess there is no easy answer to your situation. I am a nurse and I did decide not to go back into the clinical setting with my students because I was...

Thank you Rosemary. I had seen on one of your previous posts that your daughters name was Kaleigh. That was my duaghter's middle name except it is spelled Kaylee. I don't see the name to often so what a pleasant surprise.

<t>I am sorry you are so uncomfortable working in the infant room. Honestly, I probably would be too for a little while. Maybe if you give it a little more time then you may feel okay with it. If you don't think you can then you could let your employer know of your recent situation (if they don't al...

<t>I can completely empathize with you. I am in the same situation that you are in. The holidays coming up were meant to be special because it would have been our first with our baby daughter Olivia. Knowing that she won't be with us is so disheartening. Everyone in my family is feeling pretty glum ...

<t>It will be two months on Nov 1 since Olivia's passing. It has been the hardest two months, but I feel I am slowly healing. I know I still have some rough days ahead of me but I know that Olivia would not want us to be so unhappy all the time. I know she would not want us to stop living our lives....

<t>I developed it at 23 weeks also and was almost 24 wks when I was delivered by c-section. My doctor explained to me that at about 20 weeks the mothers blood supply starts to increase and because of this you start to see an increase in the blood pressure. Some women can tolerate this increase in bl...

<t>Hi Jill,<br/> <br/> I am so sorry for your loss. I lost my daughter in September and it was a very tragic experience. I understand your pain and feeling at times that it is hard to move on. Sometimes, I think of how happy and complete my life would be if she were here. I wish there was something ...

<t>I am so very sorry to hear about the loss of your precious baby daughter. I am no stranger to the pain and loss that you feel. I too lost my daughter in September. I know that it is absolutely heartbreaking and at times completely unbearable. It is a journey unfortunately that women like us have ...

<t>Hi Alexa,<br/> <br/> I completely understand your dilema. I became pregnant at 33 and had my first child when I was 34. Sadly, my daughter didn't make it either. I think if she would have lived I also would have been happy with just one child. I remember telling my doctor after the delivery that ...