Yesterday, a warrior mamas daughter would have been 5. At home stillbirth can be a heated topic as it bumps into the rights of choosing homebirth and the multiple qualifications and credentials of midwives, but it is an important area of pregnancy and infant loss, both for the possible enormity of healing in choosing homebirth when you know your baby is not alive, as well as the possible enormity shame, blame and guilt that can be thrust upon those who planned homebirth but whose babies died during the labor or shortly after, and especially, when the attending midwife may or may not have made decisions that were directly or indirectly connected to the death of the baby - and the limits of recourse, the magnitude of isolation, the monumental sense of abandonment, all can be catastrophic. Aquilas mother, my friend, is a beacon of endurance, a warrior of love, a humble, mighty, tower of mercy, meadow of grace, and the very real life of her daughter is a constellation in an impossibly black chasm for home stillbirth mothers who feel trapped in monumental darkness. Mothers, you are not alone. https://youtube/watch?v=ly5im3cosjk&feature=youtu.be
Posted on: Sat, 20 Dec 2014 15:35:25 +0000
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