My sister, neice and I went to see Mamma Mia last weekend and we had such a great time. My sister is one of my favorite human beings...and, her kids are just as special to me. My neice turns 11 next Wednesday and this show was a part of her birthday present because she loves the movie and knows every word to every ABBA song!
There is a part of the show where Donna is singing "Slipping through my fingers" to Sophie...and, I look over and my sister is holding her daughter's hand...and, a lump forms in my throat and I start to cry just a little bit. Of course, I could blame it on the sweet moment in the show but in actuality...there was hurt that I won't teach Lily about life and love...I will never have the opportunity to raise her to be a wonderful woman and set her out into the world...
And, for that I'm sad.
**Aimee, I know you will read this and don't you dare apologize and think that you did something to make me sad. I love you!**
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My daughter, Lily, was stillborn at 23 weeks on August 3, 2008. Her blog has been my safe haven to work through all of my grief but now I want it to be a place of hope. Lily's House of Hope is a pic (for babyloss parents) of your baby's name somewhere in Lily's house. You can make your requests to lilysmommy8308@yahoo.com
8 comments:
I saw mamma Mia also. I know exactly which part you are talking about. It hurts me to think of all the things I will never be able to teach my babies. I too am sad that you will never be able to teach Lily about life and love.
That makes me sad too that you'll never be able to teach Lily about life and love. Thinking of you!
I'm sorry Jen. When we lost our babies, we lost all of these precious moments. xoxo
I've never seen it but using my imagination...it chocked me up just reading this...Many (((HUGS))) to you JenJen
I haven't seen it in the theaters, but I own the movie. I love it.
*hugs* Jen, so many things we won't get to teach our babies. It hurts. I am so sorry Jen.
{{{hugs}}}
I have yet to see the movie, but your post brought tears to my eyes, Jen.
It's so hard to think of all of the things we get to do with our kiddos here on Earth, that we'll never be able to do with our angels.
*hugs*
We had fun it was sooo cool. Thank you.
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