I love my cats but they are still annoying 😂 #cat #catlover #catsoffacebook
Shadows And Scars by Egyptqueen
If you have gone through stalking and cyber bullying. This song is for you. #stalking #stalkingawareness #bullyingawareness #bullyingprevention #bullyingsurvivor #cyberbullyingawarness #cyberbullyingprevention
Rest in peace Jimmy Carter
Rest in Peace Jimmy Carter
Coming soon to streaming services
*Images found on google*
Happy new year
New Year’s can be an incredibly difficult and triggering time for parents who have lost a child. The transition into a new year often carries the weight of reflection, hope, and celebration, but for bereaved parents, it can feel like an additional reminder of loss, absence, and the passage of time without their child.
Why New Year’s Can Be Triggering for Bereaved Parents
1. Marking Time Without Their Child
New Year’s symbolizes the start of a fresh chapter, but for grieving parents, it can emphasize the time that has passed since their child’s death. It can feel like another year is being added to the distance between them and their child, which can intensify feelings of sadness and longing.
2. Pressure to Celebrate
The societal expectation to celebrate and be joyous during New Year’s can feel alienating. Parents who are grieving may feel guilt for not participating in the festivities or may struggle with the notion of finding joy while carrying the weight of their loss.
3. Memories of the Past
Reflection is a natural part of the New Year’s tradition, and looking back can bring up bittersweet or painful memories. Parents might remember past New Year’s celebrations with their child or think about milestones their child will never reach.
4. Fear of Forgetting
Moving into a new year can stir a deep fear of forgetting or leaving their child behind. Parents may feel conflicted, as though embracing the new year is a betrayal of their child’s memory.
5. Loneliness in Grief
Even if surrounded by family and friends, bereaved parents can feel isolated in their grief. Others may not fully understand the depth of their pain or may hesitate to bring up the child’s name, leaving parents to silently carry their sorrow.
How to Support Parents in Remembering Their Children on New Year’s
1. Acknowledge Their Child
One of the most meaningful things you can do is to speak the child’s name. Share a memory, a kind word, or a simple acknowledgment like,
Hacker Boyfriend by Egyptqueen
Hacker Boyfriend by Egyptqueen. Coming soon to streaming services.
Do u have a hacker Boyfriend? This song is for u
I walk through the Airbnb I stayed in last night before I left this morning
Happy thanksgiving to my amazing mother! #HappyThanksgiving2024
On this World Prematurity Awareness Day, I want to honor my incredible daughter, who fought with unmatched strength, as well as all the other premature infants who have shown extraordinary resilience. Some of these little ones make it home, while others, like my daughter, are taken too soon. Whether your preemie is here with you or not, I stand with you in remembering them.Please feel free to share this video if you or someone you love has experienced the journey of a preterm birth. The music and lyrics were AI-generated, while the images are personal photographs of my daughter and her gravesite throughout the years. #WorldPrematurityAwarenessDay #PrematurityAwareness #PreemiePower #TinyButMighty #FightForPreemies #PreemieStrong #PreemiesOfInstagram #PrematurityAwarenessMonth #PrematureBabies #NICUStrong #WorldPrematurityDay2024 #RememberOurPreemies #PreemieLove #BornTooSoon #PreemieJourney #TinyFighters #PrematurityMatters #TogetherForPreemies #PremieAwareness
Trying to raise awareness for pregnancy and infant loss and mental health
