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05-19-2010, 06:38 AM
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Re: Stillborn Baby Memorial
NO NO NO. I sorry if anybody disagrees with me but this is sick. The poor child is dead and they are letting another child hold it and they are treating it as if it is alive. |
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05-19-2010, 06:57 PM
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Re: Stillborn Baby Memorial
I cannot imagine to holding my dead baby in my arms and smiling for the camera.These poeple are very sick. |
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05-19-2010, 09:07 PM
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Re: Stillborn Baby Memorial
theres a whole bunch of these people...i personally think its werid, granted no its never happend to me but isnt it true that if you have a stillborn and put clothes on it and take pictures and pass it around that you then have to pay for funeral costs and such? cuz im pretty sure you can hand it over to the DR.s and donate it as medical waste ? i know that sounds awful and im srry but the stem cells from these children could be used to benefit alot of people
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03-05-2014, 10:14 PM
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Re: Stillborn Baby Memorial
This family did not plan to have their video shown on a gore site. To carry a baby in your womb for several months and feel it move & hiccup is very special and you do bond. The child probably put her hands on mom's belly and felt the baby move. Most of you guys don't understand and that's ok because this is a gore site. |
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03-05-2014, 10:55 PM
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Re: Stillborn Baby Memorial
Baby Ella was born on July 17, 2008. Four days earlier I had been admitted to the hospital as I spontaneously dilated and Ella's water sac had begun descending into the canal at just 21 weeks gestation. I was told by many to just "get it over with" and begin induction as Ella would not likely live. However, my wonderful husband and I would not choose certain death when I had the option to lie in the hospital in the trendelinberg position to ease the water sac back through the cervix. After 48 hours of doing so, there was no change in my condition. Ella was still exposed to infection as was myself, but we were not about to give up. Two more days went by and we hung onto the hope that something would change. However, the only thing that did was that Ella and I now had an infection and there was no way to turn back the clock for her. My wonderful doctor (who was the only medical professional who refused to give up on us) delivered the news on that Thursday around 12:40pm. It was no longer my duty to try to save Ella...if we wanted to see her alive, we would have to deliver her as soon as possible. With my family beside me, I gave birth to a beautiful baby girl who was perfect in every way. My husband and I baptized her immediately and we witnessed her tiny body move and her delicate hand grasp the ring that her daddy tried to place on her fingers...she was so strong. And Ella began to suck on my finger as I brushed it against her tiny cheek. It was a beautiful experience that we enjoyed for 20 minutes until it was time for God to take her home. This video was played at her funeral and we want to share our baby with everyone we can...what a gift we had. Mommy and Daddy love you, Ella Rose! xoxoxoxoxo
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