Glow In The Woods
My first guest post on Glow In The Woods went up today. It was so hard to write, not because of the subject matter (light knows I like to babble) but just because I had a topic and a deadline and I sat myself down to write. Maybe some people do well in that situation. I don’t. So it was nervewracking to send it in and hope it came across well, and hope it sounded like it belonged with all the other fabulous posts over there.
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I think my period is hovering just around the corner. I’m still waiting.
You wrote that beautifully Natalie.
It was perfect Natalie, and I’m so grateful you’re with us. It came across thoughtfully and beautifully… thanks again.
xo
Natalie, that was beautiful and fabulous. I’ve been lurking here for a while, and I’m an atheist and a scientist as well. It is so nice to read your perspective and feel validated, because so many of the IF blogs I read have a religious angle that I just cannot relate to. I can’t believe that it’s “god’s plan” for us to all be going through so much pain.
That was a great post. Wonderfully eloquent thoughts on athiesim and grief.
Fantastic. Nice work. I still say you should be a writer.
Natalie, I have read your entire blog this past week. So many times I have been moved to tears…your post at Glow in the Woods again led me to them. I know that you and I have different beliefs, however, we both yearn for a child and share a common thread. I will keep you and Den in my thoughts.
That was beautifully written. I also think you would make a wonderful writer. I always read your blog and often think it would make a wonderful book. There are so many women that suffer.
I read your post over at Glow in the Woods – it’s beautiful girl. I hope you can keep walking, and that every day and every step will bring a little bit more hope as november comes close.
*big hug from me and my husband (I still squeal every time I write that, sorry :D) *
I read it too. So well written. You, your husband, and Devin have been in my thoughts every week ever since I found your blog through Lost & Found. Keep on walking, you have made the world a better place through your words.
wow, just wow. That was so beautifully written. I was raised a Catholic but honestly, I don’t know what I am anymore…if anyone can understand that. Hubby is an Atheist and we got married in a non denominational church. After the loss of our baby, I HATED when people would say “it’s GODs plan” or “she is in a better place.” My husband wanted to throat punch people when they would say that too. He would think the same way as you did. And the more I thought about it, I did too. I don’t think she’s in a better place because like most mothers we have the right to be a little selfish and want our babies here. HERE is the better place. :)