It has been 17 days since my baby boy went to heaven. Where do I go from here? I have joined every online support group possible. I am currently reading 4 books to help me with the grieving process. I have gone through boxes of kleenex. I have received more than 15 bouquets of flowers and plants, over 30 sympathy cards and I still don't know where to go from here. Who said there is a standard grieving process? I have been called by several family members trying to console me, calls from friends to see if I'm ok. There's nothing wrong with me. I am grieving the death of my son. That is normal right? for how long? Why should people feel they need to rush the process? I am hurt, sad, angry! The question " why did this happen to me, to my baby? How could this happen to someone who prays and goes to church and has been a good person?" has come in my head every single day since Jacob died. The entire time from the moment I was admitted to the hospital to the moment my son died I never questioned God and never doubted my Faith. but things have changed and My Faith has been tested over and over and I feel like it is as thin as dental floss.

I cry myself to sleep holding on to Jakey's blanket. I go over the entire pregnancy in my head wondering if the Motrin I took at the beginning of the pregnancy did something to make the amniotic sac rupture, did I bend too much, did I drink too much caffeine, did I not take enough vitamins? I know deep down none of these things caused it. It was something that just happened. I was healthy and so was my husband. There were no genetic problems between us and my first two daughters were full term with no complications. So why did this happen to me and why did this happen to my baby? Only God can answer that. I can only continue to grieve my son day to day and hope that as time goes by I learn to deal with his death and be able to look at his pictures and videos without having to take a sedative.

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Comment by dianne Ribbentrop on October 29, 2010 at 4:31pm
wendy Losing a baby must be the worst I am so sorry I hope you find peace some day soon
Diane
Comment by anne on October 28, 2010 at 1:45pm
What has happened to you makes me very sad to. You are so early in the process and you are so tendr right now and everything you think and feel is normal. All you have to do right now is survive and we are here to help. do what you can and even though others really dont know what to say or do for you let them help with the little stuff like laundry cooking etc. and if you dont want anyone around thats ok too. Whatever it takes for you to survive. I will think of you.
Comment by Stephanie on October 21, 2010 at 4:44pm
very very hard, very sore. email me: sentimentals@absamail.co.za

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