Whether your pregnancy was planned or unplanned, or if you have other children already or not, you were carrying a precious life. 

We have spent the month sharing about pregnancy loss and the emotional rollercoaster that mothers experience. It is finally becoming a topic of discussion, thanks to social media. Mothers can reach out and share their stories. But what about dads? What about partners?

hile some will argue that knowing your baby will pass away is too much heartache to handle, mothers who have lived or are living it may say just how grateful they are to cherish these moments and not take them for granted.

Guest Post by: Allie Page, mother of 2 living and 1 sleeping angel. Today, she tells what she has learned four years after the loss of her baby, Mercy.

It's not easy to move on after losing a baby. It's not easy to watch as the rest of the world continues spinning like normal while you find it hard to put one foot in front of the other. Somehow, though, we do it, but we don't have to do it alone.

It has been almost 1000 days now. I did not dream you up. You were real. You were inside of me, a part of me -- and you will always be mine.