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Tag Archives: siblings

Me and Mine 2023

31/12/2023
Me (holding Jessica's photo), my husband, Sophie and Thomas with Father Christmas at Chessington World of Adventures

Here we are again at the end of another year. I’m grateful for another year of making memories together. I’ll never stop wishing that Jessica was here to be part of our moments together but I’m grateful for the moments that we’ve had as a family over the year.     Some of the things… Read More

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Siblings – July 2023

18/07/2023
Sophie and Thomas sitting together on Sophie's bed with Sophie holding a picture of Jessica

There’s just a couple of days left to go now until the end of the school year. Another school year done. It’s a time of transition and the reminder of how quickly Sophie and Thomas are growing up, seeing them reaching another milestone each and, of course, the reminder of the milestones that Jessica is… Read More

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Siblings – June 2023

21/06/202320/06/2023
Sophie and Thomas wearing princess dresses with Jessica's photo blanket on the sofa between them

We’ve had the last half-term break of this school year and it won’t be long before the school year is over and the summer holidays are here again. We had some lovely days out over half-term and Sophie and Thomas both had some nice moments of one-to-one time with me as well. I tend to… Read More

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Siblings – May 2023

25/05/202324/05/2023
Sophie and Thomas having cuddles on the sofa next to a photo of Jessica from her photo-blanket

It’s the little moments that are often my favourite ones. The ordinary, everyday moments – the snuggles on the sofa, the sound of Sophie and Thomas laughing together, the hugs at bedtime. Those little moments where I see just how much my little people love each other, and that beautiful bond that they share.  … Read More

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Siblings – April 2023

26/04/202325/04/2023
Sophie (holding an Easter egg and a photo of Jessica) and Thomas standing near cardboard cut out eggs

April brings sharp reminders (not that we ever forget) of a family life that will always be divided into ‘before’ and ‘after’. A life with two pairs of siblings sharing things together. The reminder that while Jessica, Sophie and Thomas are, and will always be, a trio, they have never been a trio in life.… Read More

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Siblings – March 2023

20/03/202318/03/2023
Sophie and Thomas standing in the snow in the garden with Sophie holding a photo of Jessica

March feels like it’s been a month of being unwell on and off. Both Sophie and Thomas have been off school at various times due to being unwell. I get quite anxious when they’re unwell anyway but the intermittent being unwell is also bringing back memories of those last few weeks of Jessica’s life when… Read More

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Siblings/Me and Mine – February 2023

28/02/202327/02/2023
Sophie and Thomas standing on the beach at Torquay in matching blue coats. Sophie is holding a picture of Jessica.

I’m combining my Siblings and Me and Mine posts this month as February has been quite a hectic month. We’ve had a week of dance festival for Sophie during half-term followed by show week for The Drowsy Chaperone for me and I feel like I’ve hardly had a moment to stop and focus on anything.… Read More

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I'm Louise, mummy of three - Jessica, forever six, who was born with half a heart and lives on in mine; and heart-healthy Sophie (born 2013) and Thomas (born 2018). I blog about living with grief after child loss, crafts, days out and the little moments of family life.

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