The pictures, oh those pictures.. They have helped to keep me sane. I literally have thousands of pictures of my princess. I could look at those pictures all day, every day. There are times when it's unbearable to even think of looking at her pictures, but I always find myself looking at every single one; soaking in that smile, those eyes, everything. I can't say that it makes things easier, but it helps to remember. It helps to remind me that this amazing little person will always be a part of me.
Before Bella passed away, a photographer from Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep came and took beautiful pictures of my little angel. I received them yesterday, the day before her one month anniversary. I had been anxiously waiting for them, and it was completely worth the wait. Bella looks absolutely beautiful. I'm grateful that this lady took time out of her day to take pictures of my little Bella. I honestly hadn't even considered taking pictures in the end, but I'm glad that they were taken.
"Every good and perfect gift comes from above." -James 1:17 |
This bear is 25 years old, it was given to her dad when he was born. Teddy. He went with Bella on her journey to heaven. |
God sent us a precious gift. A gift that was made for heaven. I will always love you lovebug. |
Oh wow - that is so beautiful. The memories you share - the park - the beautiful photos and loving captions - the sweet teddy bear - the uplifting quote from Bella's Godmother - you are making her memory so so beautiful. We are still here - with you - listening and praying that each day is better than the last - sending you hope and hugs from far away. Much love - Joanna
ReplyDeleteThinking about you daily. What beautiful photos of your beautiful baby girl, thanks for sharing them with us.
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ReplyDeleteOh Aurora, the picture of your darling girl looking at her hand is wonderful. Love it.
ReplyDeleteI think of you often. ( I posted in Dec. I am the grandma to a SB angel baby.) Susan
Such precious pictures. And those memories...they are always so bittersweet. I took two of my children to McDonald's today and it was so hard. I watched them playing, and I could just see my little Tiggy running around, peeking through the plastic at the top and through the mesh at the bottom, always trying to get my attention and then running off giggling as soon as I smiled at him. So full of life and energy and a future we never even guessed would be cut so short.
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