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November 4, 2005, 8:42 am PST

Memory boxes and other memorial items

Dear Grieving families, My name is Mary Glynn. I am the Founder/President of a wonderful Ministry/Organization called "Heavenly Angels in Need" http://HeavenlyAngelsinNeed.com . 

We not only help the sick babies and premature babies and children all the way to 18. But HAINs most asked for items sadly is our burial garments, memory boxes and we are starting to offer caskets. 

Because of my own losses I knew personally the importance of such items. If anyone here lost a baby please check out our website and write to our memory box Coordinator Sheri Null and she will send you a box. Or if you know of any hospital that needs. You can find our contact information on the website as well.  

I am so deeply sorry for your hurt and loss. I hope that if you need anything you will let us know. We are so honored to help in anyway we can. 

Sincerely, Mary Glynn 

 
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December 13, 2005, 12:50 pm PST

NO WORRIES

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I have a question, my daughter lost a son (stillborn) last year 2 weeks before her due date. She just had another son in August. He's healthy and happy. My worry is that my daughter and son-in-law still go out to the grave everyday. And plan things around going out there. They have taken Nathan out in bad weather because they feel they have to go. They don't say they are going to the grave, they say they are going to see Jonathan. I am really worried about this. They still have every thing up in Nathan's room and have lots of pictures of Jonathan up and only one of Nathan. What can I do or should I worry.

As I read your letter it makes me sad. There are no worries on what your daughter and son in law are doing. 

As a mother who has lost babies herself I have learned so many things and one is everyone heals in thier own way.  Your daughter is actually healing in a perfectly normal way. There are things that everyone does to honor their loved ones after the loss.  

They will one day being able to not go to the cemetary or maybe they will go everyday forever. We should never tell them how to heal or do it right as they are the ones who know when their time is to not go. 

They will go through so many diffrent types of emotion 

one is guilt, one is anger, one is emotion. Let them cry. Let them always share their stories and never say move on. 

In the bible God says there is a time for everything . 

I have some wonderful resources if you need them [websites exc..] let me know. 

Mary 

info@heavenlyangelsinneed.com 

http://Heavenlyangelsinneed.com  

  

 

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