by Angel Gowns Project | Apr 11, 2017 | Stories
“How many children do you have (if any)?” I stared at the questionnaire as my husband wrote “none”. We glanced sadly at each other before finishing the remainder of the form. How are we supposed to answer that? Guilt overwhelmed me as that single, awful word “none”...
by Angel Gowns Project | Oct 12, 2016 | Stories
November 19, 1994. No dash to represent the life lived. No poem to explain the pain of this deep loss. No viewing to say a final good-bye. No funeral to receive love and prayers from family and friends. No closure for this broken momma heart. On that day, November 19,...
by Angel Gowns Project | Aug 7, 2016 | Stories
This week we are sharing a poem with you. It’s a poem that has caused many tears. My amazing sister wrote it so we could give it to those who are receiving our Angel Gowns. She said as she wrote it, tears just fell, and as I read it, tears fell. Neither of us...
by Angel Gowns Project | Nov 5, 2015 | Stories
“I used to change your diapers,” said the stranger to me as I walked up the sidewalk towards the church. It was my first day at a new congregation and since I had never been there before, I was pretty sure the woman was talking to someone else. I looked around and she...
