Für alle die, die mein Scrapbboking blog nicht lesen, geschweige denn meine ADSR layouts sehen, aber mal wissen möchten, was Sean mir beigebracht hat, poste ich das hier.
For my English speaking readers here is the translation of the journaling:
When I was pregnant with Sean and received the result of the NT-check I was very sad and cried a lot during the rest of my pregnancy. I was pretty sure Sean would have a chromosome too many. And that scared me. I didn’t know what a baby with DS looks like, how it behaves, what the future holds. I was scared that I might not be able to love my baby. And then Sean arrived. And he was beautiful. And he behaved just like Corin. And the future was good. And I loved him from the first second. Sean taught me to have no fear. Before Sean the thought of having a child with DS was frightening. Now I wouldn’t want to have him any other way. He showed me that my fear was not of a child with DS but it was the fear of the unknown – and it was totally in vain.
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I really like the journaling you put on this layout….and I think most of us can identify with your feelings. It is scary to get a diagnosis for your child because you just don’t know what to expect. I think that’s why having a prenatal diagnosis must be hard – all you know is the diagnosis and all the “bad” things that can go along with it; it’s so different once you are holding your child in your arms and see more than the diagnosis – but instead the potential they have.
I love it!!!!!
i love your post on no fear. it is amazing how fearless the children are, and how fearful we can become.
the minute that baby is placed in your arms all the fears and worries melt into love. it is amazing how you can love some one so much that you have just met .