<p>In October of 2005, Stephanie Sullivan tragically lost her only child, her daughter, Makaylee.She almost lost her life as well, due to complications of a rare condition called bicornuate uterus, which means, "heart shaped womb." This became the title of her book. After this loss and other personal tragedies, she felt led to share her story in hopes of helping others.in sharing her story, she hopes to bring awareness to the emotional and physical aspects of losing a child. Her goal was in reaching out to mothers, fathers and families that have had to endure the horrible tragedy of saying goodbye to their baby or babies, born and unborn. In this heartfelt, captivating memoir, Ms. Sullivan stresses the importance of having, and giving, the respect a grieving parent, especially the mother, needs when something like this happens.In addition, her purpose is to bring to light the importance of getting help when you are faced with such loss. You've been through something that will forever change your life, and it's OK to seek professional help through counseling, and sometimes, medication. That's not showing weakness or lack of faith in God. Life is difficult, and sometimes, very unforgiving. Add the death of a child, and it can be unbearable.We hope that her story will help you, or someone you know, get through the loss of a child. Know that you are not alone. You are a part of a very unique group of blessed people. You are a mother to an angel, and that's a special honor to hold. A very difficult position, but a special one.</p>

My Heart Shaped Womb

Self-Help

Sullivan, Stephanie Basco

Death & Grief

Southeast Media Productions

<p>Life is difficult. Losing a child is the worst thing that some people will ever have to endure. You've been through something that will forever change your life. And even though you are a child of God, and you pray and ask God for guidance, it's not a sin to seek help from professionals. When we talk openly about our angel baby, it's not that we want others to feel sorry for us or feel uncomfortable. Just because our child died doesn't mean that we are not proud of them. We still have the desire to uphold their memory by saying their name and sharing our stories of what little time we had with them. We are still proud parents, regardless of what others think. Follow Stephanie Basco Sullivan, author of My Heart Shaped Womb and the creator of the Facebook page, "Mother's of Angel's," as she shares a continuation of her poetic, heartfelt posts with other parents, offering compassion and inspiration for all who grieve the loss of their child.</p>

Mothers of Angels

Parenting & Relationships

Southeast Media

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