roll call
I'm constantly amazed at the feedback and responses that we receive from doing this blog, especially from folks who at the begining of all of this, were absolute strangers to us. Perhaps it's the experiance that many of us seem to have shared that creates such a friendly interaction, but anyhow, I'm really impressed by the folks that have been dropping in, day after day, to 'view' our life, as it is written, and by those who are wishing us well.
I'm curious if non-loss folks are stopping by, and returning, and I wonder how they react to the content of this seemingly (to those who've never experianced miscarriage/still birth/fertility issues) morbid content. Please do feel free to let me know, should you be lurking.
I guess what I am trying to get at, should you be comfortable sharing this sort of information: how did you come about our blog and, have you followed this over any amount of time. I'm just really curious who may be reading this, and what your impressions are.
I'm curious if non-loss folks are stopping by, and returning, and I wonder how they react to the content of this seemingly (to those who've never experianced miscarriage/still birth/fertility issues) morbid content. Please do feel free to let me know, should you be lurking.
I guess what I am trying to get at, should you be comfortable sharing this sort of information: how did you come about our blog and, have you followed this over any amount of time. I'm just really curious who may be reading this, and what your impressions are.
posted by justinian at 6:56 PM
4 Comments:
Or, maybe not.
Is anybody reading? Who are you?
I read your blog sometimes. I found it by reading MB's blog, and I always leave her comments so I see your comments too. I am the friend named "E" that she has referred to in past entries. I looked at your blog to find out what interest you may have in her blog. Not sure why I read, I am not generally interested morbid things, and I don't really find it totally morbid feeling anyway to read it. Maybe I do it because understanding what other people are going through who have lost their babies helps me understand what she is going through too without having to ask all the time what she is feeling. Thanks for asking. Erin
Thank you, Erin.
i suppose i fit in this category, though i'm not a stranger to loss at all, its just a different kind. i came upon it because you left me a lovely inspiring comment, even if i haven't yet followed through on the renewal of faith in online connections (and by the way i totally caught and intentionally ignored your very astute observation because i didn't know how to react or what to do with it, you know what i mean?). i don't find it morbid as much as healing; the only people that could possibly find it morbid are thhose that have never dealt with grief before and wish to not acknowledge it.
i also freakin love your writing and your sense of humor. you have such sassy heart, and i adore that.
and sometimes it hurts to read, because although i am 6 years into the grieving process, i remember the earlier times like they were just yesterday. sometimes it feels like they were.
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