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Share something beautiful about your son or daughter
My son, Wyatt, had the most beautiful hands. He was born a premie so we weren't sure how he would look. Each hand was perfectly formed and he had these nice, long fingers. And oh the gestures and expressions he would make with those hands! Sometimes we would come in the NICU and there was one of his hands, planted over his face like he was saying "Oh my gosh, I'm soooo tired!".
We love you baby Wyatt, our forever son, we love you.
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Permalink Reply by jill Gershon on
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Thinking of you.
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Permalink Reply by Jeannette Cox on
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What a beautiful tribute to your son Wyatt. I'm sorry for this loss. I believe there is no greater pain than losing a child. Nothing I've gone through compares with loss. It's a great idea to share something beautiful about our lost child. It helps keep their memory alive.
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Permalink Reply by Wyatt's Mom on
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I agree Jeannette and thank you for saying so. Would you like to share something beautiful about your child?
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