So nice to hear from you, Julie. Judy Gann is a wonderful person, isn’t she?

The loss of your son was tragic and so was your lack of contact with your baby. We can be thankful parents are given quite the opposite advice now. Your books address an important issue. Best wishes for their publication. That’s no easy task.

Jolene

This was one of the most powerful videos I’ve ever seen. I cried through much of it. We lost our son due to multiple birth defects in 1971. He lived 8 days and never left the hospital. Times were different then. We were advised not to see our son–they said we’d “never get over it.” What I never got over was the fact that I listened to the doctors and denied our son the assurance that he was loved and safe with us.

I applaud the work that you and people like Byron Calhoun and perinatal hospice are doing. And I’m trying to do my part, too. I’m writing a series of pro-life novels–the fourth one called Over the Rainbow (We Discovered Gold) dealing with Trisomy 13. I’m looking for a publisher at this time.

I’m so thankful that Judy Gann put me in touch with the work you are doing. May God bless you richly. Julie