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A Support Group Created For Miscarriage Loss, Healing & Hope For Individuals and Families
Surviving Miscarriage From A Christian Perspective by Lisa Lindley is a heartfelt account of one mother’s experience coping with miscarriage, loss, recovery and spiritual awakening. This book was written to comfort those in need and to offer hope, strength and healing through a Christian viewpoint. Available at www.lulu.com and coming soon to Amazon.com
(c) 2009 Lisa Lindley
On February 6th, 2009, I suffered my second miscarriage in less than two years and lost a baby girl at almost 3 months from an extra x chromosome problem 47,xx, +15 resulting in trisomy and not capable of fetal survival. After going through the darkest hours of my life for several weeks I prayed for God to heal my heart again.
-For all of our little angels in heaven, who now have their wings,we can’t wait to be with you again when our journey on earth ends and we are reunited with you - LML.
But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.
-Isaiah 40:31
A baby is God's opinion that the world should go on - Carl Sandburg
It is my (long-term) goal to donate as many free copies as possible to miscarriage support organizations, pregnancy care centers, hospitals and other places that I am researching. When new parents leave most hospitals they are sent home with new infant care bags. Often, with the loss of a child, the families leave empty handed with nothing, as I did on both occasions. With giving them a small gesture such as a book, they have support from someone that has walked in their shoes.
Children are the hands by which we take hold of heaven - Henry Ward Beecher
This book will help parents who have lost children through miscarriage, those who have died after birth, infertility and supporting family members including the heroic husbands that see their wives through this. It talks about our story, loss, recovery, hope and healing. I wanted to “pay it forward” to help others in positive memory of the two babies we lost. It is like a hug from a stranger who cares and understands their pain and sorrow. There are limited resources available and I would like to make a difference in this area for families.
