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The Hope Found in the Loss of Miscarriage

If you’ve lost a child, I need you to know that you’re not alone. Our grief has woven together and we’ve found ourselves a part of this club that no one ever wanted to join. And it sucks, it’s okay to say that. It’s awful and messy and frustrating and ugly — but we’re here together, we’re not alone.

Letters, Identity, NurtureCorynne StaresinicMay 10, 2019Motherhood, Miscarriage, Catholic miscarriage, loss Comments

Identifying with Christ on the Cross in Miscarriage

Nothing about life is certain. No amount of planning, organizing, preparing or dreaming will guarantee our desired outcome. I’m constantly reminded to loosen my grip and, like the song says, “let Jesus take the wheel.”

Letters, Motherhood, Identity, ProtectCorynne StaresinicApril 19, 2019Catholic miscarriage, Catholic motherhood miscarriage, Catholic witness to life, Christian miscarriage, Miscarriage crucifix, Miscarriage redemptive suffering, Redemptive Suffering and Death, Miscarriage Comments