Mission Statement
To empower mothers and fathers with support to embrace the viable option of carrying their baby with a life limiting diagnosis to term and allowing their baby to write his/her own story.
To empower mothers and fathers with support to embrace the viable option of carrying their baby with a life limiting diagnosis to term and allowing their baby to write his/her own story.
Rory and I are blessed with five beautiful children. In January of 2019, following my twenty-week checkup, our unborn son, Baby Rory was diagnosed with Trisomy 18- a life limiting condition. We were offered the option of termination. For us that wasn’t an option so we decided to carry him to term and care for our sick son no matter what the length of his life might be. We wanted Baby Rory to write his own story and allow his life to unfold as it was designed.
You just heard the worst news of your lives. Now what?
My husband, Rory and I want to provide you and your family with the same additional personalized support, love and guidance we received during this precious and emotional time. Mothers, I wish to help empower you with your authentic femininity to embrace and submit to your maternal nature. Fathers, we want to support you in exhibiting your masculinity of being the protectors of your children especially right now at their most vulnerable, being sick with their terminal illness.
Sometimes parents have questions that arise-why? Why would mothers and fathers opt for this choice when there are other options presented? Parents choosing to love and protect their baby as long as they are able is worth something. Parents giving their baby a peaceful goodbye is worth something. Parents allowing their baby son or daughter to write their own story is worth something. Parents giving siblings the gift of meeting their baby brother or sister and make memories is worth something. Embracing the reality of our humanity that we are all going to die and often times this may include our precious babies is worth something. Recognizing that the value of a life should not be measured by its length is worth something.