Grieving: The Child on the Train

[mdlbear]

This post, "The Child on the Train", is about grieving after a miscarriage. It's very beautiful, but very sad. Please don't go there if you can't handle the potential tears.

I understand this one: I've been on that train station myself. I'm still there.

(By way of technoshaman elsejournal.)

Comments

[artbeco.livejournal.com]

So perfect, his description of the child's face on the train. And so sad.

It might be presumptuous of me to say, but I've been spending a lot of time with pictures of your family lately, from the wedding. You have two lovely daughters who will do you proud in this world, and I have no doubt that your Amythyst Rose would have been just as wonderful in her own unique way, had she shared this world with us. You have a great family.

[mdlbear]

Thank you. Not presumptuous at all, really.

And we wouldn't have had Emmy if we'd had Amy, so there's a balance there.