Recently, my wife and I suffered the loss of our baby at 16 weeks gestation. Everything was fine - her blood sugars were great, her hormone levels were fine, the baby was doing well. Then on the exciting and cheerful “determine the gender” ultrasound, she saw that the baby wasn’t moving, and told the doctor that the baby was dead - she knew it as soon as she saw the ultrasound screen. He sent her to the hospital to confirm it. The world ground to a halt, and it was so hard to believe.

We know how heartbreaking it is to hold such a tiny baby in our hands, knowing that we will never get to see him grow up, or even to walk, crawl, or laugh. We named him Darren Jedidiah, because it means, “small, and great, and loved by God.” We also know the struggle of caring for our other three children while we were coming to grips with the loss of the baby. For those who have lost a child: If you need a listening ear, email comments@sahdsurvival.com. We will read every email, and respond to as many as we can.

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