Miscarriage Care Package Gift
Nothing, and I mean nothing can make up for the loss of a child. When I experienced a miscarriage during my third pregnancy, I didn’t even know how to handle each day that came my way. If you would like to read my miscarriage story called “A Different Postpartum: I Had a Miscarriage and it Changed My Life Forever” or my piece called “How Loss Can Remind You of 6 Important Things in Life” then you may click on the links. I would like to let you know about the essence of a miscarriage gift or a miscarriage care package.
Some of the things that truly helped me with my healing journey are the things that I am here to share with you today. One of my sisters Gina and a friend of ours Nichelle, provided me with vitamins that helped nurse me back to health. In addition, my sister also gave me a book called “Grieving the Child I Never Knew” by Kathe Wunnenberg.
During this difficult time I felt so cared for by this gesture that when my close friend experienced a miscarriage shortly after me (our children were to be born at around the same time), I knew I had to create a care package for her. I included a number of vitamins and sugar-free energy drinks from my business. I also included a newer version of the book my sister had gifted me to help her through that painful and confusing time.
Over the next couple of months and years, I hope to continue creating packages like these for those whose loved ones need them. If you would like one created for you, please do send me an email via my contact page. Packages will include necessary vitamins, a personalized card with a poem, and a book. Based on the one I created and other future items that will be available to add on, packages can range from $80 to $150.
As always, thank you for taking the time to read. xoxo
Yve (pronounced Eve) is a Public Health and a Sustainable Development Specialist, Content Creator, Podcaster (www.secretsofyve.com ) and the CEO of the PATESI Foundation (www.patesifoundation.org) and PATESI LLC (www.patesillc.com ). Her family’s blog is located at: www.parentsofdragons.com
