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From hopeful TTC, through infertility, IVF and the resulting pregnancy, this became a journal through grief and trying again after the loss of our first son, Devin, at 36 weeks. After multiple more IVF cycles we got pregnant with our second child, a little girl born healthy and alive in May of 2010. Our third child, a most unexpected surprise baby girl, was just born in June 2012!

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Lorraine Ash

November 3, 2008 — 11:09 am

On Glow In The Woods today there is an interview with Lorraine Ash, who wrote the book Life Touches Life. I have not read the book, but after reading the interview I am running out to buy it. I can see myself 9 years down the road, I can see myself being okay, being past this deep pit. And that’s a good thought.

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One response to “Lorraine Ash”

Kel says:

November 3, 2008 at 12:27 pm

What a gorgeous interview.