We announced Baby #4 - a swift answer to a prayer
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(For some context, our 3rd child, Maisie, was stillborn just shy of 30 weeks in Dec 2020 due to an umbilical cord accident.) I plan to do a follow up post explaining too that this baby is not a rainbow, not a replacement, not a reincarnation, not a redo. Not a happy ending to a sad story. Their own person. Their own life. Their own love. Their own story.
But for now I wanted this baby to have their own special announcement free from any contingency that their life was dependent on Maisieβs death.
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