I also was able to dig up some johnny jump ups to transplant at the grave as well. While I got my hands dirty the girls squealed and chased bubbles. We sent three balloons to Wyatt and likely started a helicopter pilot that happened by at the exact same time! We came home and I set to work in Wyatt's garden, trimming mini roses a little more and pulling the many self seeded california poppies, johnny jump ups and forget-me-nots that freely roam about his garden. No tears were shed until exhausted, I crawled into bed last night. It was a good day.
I was wondering a few things about this...I would love to find people to talk to and ask questions the drs have given me no info really except what the outcome will be we found out the baby had BRA at 18 wks and I am now 22 wks
ReplyDeleteI found people to talk to through a few different places, one is forums.delphiforums.com/potterssyndrome/start and the other http://community.babycenter.com/groups/a6695735/full-term_potters_syndrome?. These forums are about potters syndrome only and a great source of support from people who have carried potter's babies and in some cases people who are carrying potters babies.
ReplyDeleteI will also answer any questions you may have, unfortunately I am all too familiar with BRA. My email is mandywmlw@gmail.com. You are also welcome to read Wyatt and Eli's stories as linked at the top of my blog. These are shorter synopses of my pregnancy and birth with Wyatt and Eli's birth. I have chronicled my pregnancy with Eli since finding out his diagnosis from the beginning of the blog to his birth in March.
Let me know if you're looking for anything specific. Also, look at my link at the top Preparations which is a list of things we did prior to the boys' births.
Take care, it is so hard to be facing this.
So glad his birthday was peaceful for you.
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