Happy Belated Mother's Day!

First and foremost, I would like to wish every mother out there a very happy, although belated, mother's day! But before I get too deep into this post, I would like to warn you all that this is NOT a typical mother's day post! But still, one from the heart ❤️

After looking at so many mother's day posts of wonderfully amazing things you all have done for and with your mothers (both on Hive and centralized social media), there is a large group of mothers out there who are, in my opinion, going largely unnoticed!

For context, my fiance, "Murty", is a first time mother; giving birth to our son, "Junior" almost 2 years ago now. My oldest two daughters, "Fairy", age 11 and "Bug", age 8, are from my previous marriage but that doesn't change the love between the girls and Murty. And I, to this day, am still learning, just as much if not more than she is!

Anyways, after talking with my fiance about how blessed we are to be parents, and while we do get upset and yell or say things that we shouldn't, we discussed how very fortunate and thankful we are for our children, and how we couldn't imagine a life without them.

And here is where we get into the real reason and inspiration behind this post..

While we were talking, and after we both finished crying, we took a moment of silence between ourselves, and prayed for this other group of mothers that no one seems to talk about, or even acknowledge for the most part. Then we quickly decided we needed to show these mothers the love they need and deserve.

So this post is dedicated to all of the mothers out there that never got to experience a life with their child; to every single mother who cruelly suffered through the loss of their child, whether it be from a late lerm miscarriage, stillbirth, or from complications either during or after birth.

To all of you mothers, we could not imagine what you have been through, but we both want you to know that you are loved, you are appreciated, and you are an inspiration (not only to me and my finance I assure you) with how strong you must be to survive through that loss.

I cannot begin to understand how hard it may be for you, but if you are emotionally willing and able to, we encourage you to share your "Meaningful Moments and Memories" of your little one, in order to honor you both on a very special Mother's Day!

With love,

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