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10/23/2026

Sometimes, a small act of kindness stays with you for years.

Someone brought dinner. Took care of something you didn’t have the energy to do. Sat with you and let you talk about your baby. Or kept checking in when the messages had slowed down.

If you feel comfortable sharing, what is one thing someone did after your loss that helped you? I’d love to hear about it in the comments.

There may be someone reading along who wants to support a person they love and doesn’t know where to start. Hearing what mattered to you could help them find a way to show up.

I hope we can give each other a few ideas, and remember the people whose kindness meant so much when we needed it. 🤍

10/22/2026

I think about how much it would mean for someone experiencing pregnancy loss to leave an appointment feeling heard, cared for, and a little less alone.

To have someone sit with them, explain what comes next, and give them time to take it all in. To know who they can call when a question comes up later. To have someone ask how they are doing emotionally, too. Those moments can mean so much when your world has just changed.

Through We Are One In Four, I want to keep talking about what compassionate care can look like and how we can help make it more common.

There are people who already bring this kindness into their work every day. I am grateful for them, and hopeful about how much more we can do. 🤍

10/18/2026

Yesterday I finally went to visit the pregnancy and child loss memorial garden here in Parker, Colorado, created by the Rowan Tree Foundation

I’ve known about this garden for a little over two years, but honestly, I just didn’t feel ready to visit. Yesterday with the beautiful weather and not a cloud in the sky, my two youngest kids and I decided to go.

There were still flowers and notes written to babies and children from Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day just a few days ago. Seeing those personal messages made being there feel even more meaningful.

It’s humbling to stand there and take that in. To read the names and messages, knowing that behind every tile is a family who loves and misses someone. Someone they should have had SO much more time with. You can’t help but feel an overwhelming amount of both heartbreak and community while standing there.

I’m grateful that a place like this exists just 5 minutes from my house. A place where our babies and children are acknowledged, remembered and given space. And I’m grateful that yesterday, I finally felt ready to go. 🤍

If you’re in Parker or the surrounding areas, I really encourage you to visit.

The garden is located at McCabe Park (19700 Indianpipe Lane, Parker, CO 80134). Facing the park from the parking lot, you’ll see a steel bridge on your right. Cross over the bridge and you will see the angel statue on your left.

Thank you, Rowan Tree Foundation, for creating such a beautiful place for families to remember their children. It means so much to know our babies have a place here.

10/17/2026

She walks, and her baby walks with her. 🤍

Everywhere a grieving mother goes, her baby goes too. The morning walk. The grocery store. The quiet moments no one else sees. Love does not end here, it just learns to walk differently.

What is one everyday moment where you feel them closest?

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10/09/2026

This week brings so much emotion for me.

I miss my babies. I wonder who each of them would be. What their personalities would be like, who they would look like, and how they would fit into the everyday life of our family.

I’m grateful to see their lives, and the lives of so many other babies, acknowledged across the country this week. There is comfort in knowing how many people understand this love and this missing. Even though I wish none of us knew it, I’m grateful we have each other.

At times, seeing the messages everywhere feels overwhelming. And then those same messages make me feel less alone. I can be grateful for the awareness and still find it hard to take in.

If this week brings up all of that for you too, I understand. You don’t have to feel just one way about it.

Our babies mattered before this week began. They will matter long after it ends. 🤍

10/08/2026

You imagined who they would be. Where they would sleep. How they would fit into your family.

And now you’re carrying the love you had for them alongside the ache of everything you hoped to share.

If this is your grief, you don’t have to explain why it still hurts. The future you imagined mattered. Your baby mattered. And the place you made for them in your heart is still theirs. 🤍

10/06/2026

When someone shares a pregnancy or infant loss, you don’t have to find the perfect thing to say.

Listen. Use the words they use about their baby and their loss. Ask what would help right now, and check in again after the first conversation.

Save this for the moment you want to show up but aren’t sure what to say. Share it with someone who might need the reminder, too.

Follow along for honest conversations and practical support for the pregnancy and infant loss community throughout October.

10/05/2026

October brings more conversations about pregnancy and infant loss. For some, that visibility can feel like a relief. For others, the reminders can hit hard. Sometimes it’s both.

You can want your baby remembered and still need a break from the posts and conversations. You can miss them deeply and step away when it feels like too much. Neither cancels the other.

There’s no right way to move through this month. Take what helps; and step away when you need to.

Has October felt comforting, hard, or a little of both? 🩵

10/04/2026

If you are new here, welcome - and I’m so sorry you are here. We Are One in Four is here for women and families affected by miscarriage and pregnancy loss.

I talk about what can be hard to say, share resources and work toward more compassionate care.

Follow along this October. You do not have to know what to say or share your story to be here.

09/23/2026

Some reminders deserve to be held a little closer. 🤍

As we move closer to Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, we are making space for the babies who are deeply loved, the families carrying their memories and the experiences that too often remain unseen.

Which reminder did you find yourself needing today?

Save this post for a difficult day, or share it quietly with someone who may need to find these words, too.

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