Author Archives: Allyson

Three years ago today, Hannah passed away in my arms at sunset.  With every milestone for her, I’m in awe of both how long ago she passed, and also how recent it was.  I realize now that time is a … Continue reading →

It has been a long time since I’ve posted!  In part because I’ve been really busy – kids, work, life.  But I think more importantly, I’ve been waiting for that stirring – the rumination that I feel when it is … Continue reading →

It has been a long time since I have written a post, in part because life has been so full. As always, I can feel this churning inside when it is time to write.  It is a nagging, bubbling sense to see what … Continue reading →

[RE-POSTING WITH A FEW EDITS AND A GREAT LINK TO A PSYCHOLOGY TODAY ARTICLE] Wes insisted on playing soccer this spring.  We’ve done a little bit of soccer here and there – a few camps last summer, fall rec league … Continue reading →

I was just searching our computer looking for an old email message. What came up instead was an email that had the attached story.  What Happens_Die After Hannah passed away, I heard the story of the soul’s journey as told … Continue reading →

Today is Hannah’s third birthday.  At 12:42pm, we welcomed our wonderful baby girl into the world.  Not a moment goes by that we don’t think of her and feel her deep meaning in our world. Recently I was looking for … Continue reading →

We have had a whirlwind three weeks with our sweet girl  Maura.  She is a strong little person – physically, emotionally and spiritually!  Her body is so strong – the crazy kicks and movements I felt while pregnant are now evident during … Continue reading →

Well, we’re entering the final stage of bringing our new baby into the world. This little being is very active – it has been from the beginning. I’m in awe of the movement – the patterns of wake and sleep; the … Continue reading →

Well, we’re entering the final stage of bringing our new baby into the world. This little being is very active – it has been from the beginning. I’m in awe of the movement – the patterns of wake and sleep; the … Continue reading →