Here's Nathaniel's ultrasound picture from Monday (29 1/2 weeks gestation)
Here's a picture of Kyle shortly after he was born. We think the similarities are incredible.
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I'm the mom of three boys, two that I raise and one that we will see again in heaven one day. Jacob is 11, Kyle is 8 and Nathaniel would be 5. We were given devastating news at our 20 week ultrasound that Nathaniel had a rare form of skeletal dysplasia and he wouldn't survive after birth. We were given the option to abort. We chose to carry him and he was born at 31 weeks at 3.5 lbs and 11 inches long. He lived for 20 minutes and in the brief time he was on this earth, he changed our lives forever. We prayed for a miracle that he would be healed, but instead we received the miracle of being touched by his life and experiencing a piece of heaven the day he was born.
We continue to grieve the loss of Nathaniel and carrying on with life in a way we didn't expect, but we also feel blessed and thankful for Jacob and Kyle. They bring joy to our lives. I may not be "chasing" them anymore, but I still feel like I'm constantly trying to stay one step ahead of their high energy, boy calamities. They keep us busy!
As you do not know the path of the wind or how the baby is formed in the mother’s womb, so you cannot understand the work of God, the Maker of all things.
Ecclesiastes 11:5
Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer. Romans 12:12
Nathaniel's 20 week ultrasound
Nathaniel's birth story part 1
Nathaniel's birth story part 2
Scroll to the bottom of the page to view pictures of Nathaniel.
We continue to grieve the loss of Nathaniel and carrying on with life in a way we didn't expect, but we also feel blessed and thankful for Jacob and Kyle. They bring joy to our lives. I may not be "chasing" them anymore, but I still feel like I'm constantly trying to stay one step ahead of their high energy, boy calamities. They keep us busy!
As you do not know the path of the wind or how the baby is formed in the mother’s womb, so you cannot understand the work of God, the Maker of all things.
Ecclesiastes 11:5
Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer. Romans 12:12
Nathaniel's 20 week ultrasound
Nathaniel's birth story part 1
Nathaniel's birth story part 2
Scroll to the bottom of the page to view pictures of Nathaniel.
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6 comments:
They certainly do look just alike. How precious!
Unbelievable! Beautfiul! Incredible! How nice to see Nathaniel! Wow.
WOW! Is that the 4-d ultrasound? You can really see all the details of his face! He looks so precious!
Praying continually for you and your family.
(I am Cari's cousin.)
Wow, they do look a ton a like! That ultrasound picture is such a gift! I think about you and pray for you everyday.
Yah and hello Nathaniel! He is a gift from God and how awesome to finally get a picture of his face.
He is so sweet! Wow, they do look alike. Those cheeks!
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