Preemie Angel Memorial Wall

I never knew what love really was until we met. Mommy loves and misses you every second of every day. I cherish the 8 weeks we had together; it will never be enough. You will always be my baby, my heart, and my angel. As part of the bereaved parents support community, I find solace in sharing our journey and honoring your spirit through preemie memorials. Forever my honey gworlll. 

- Jocelyn Duvall

My world would never be the same after losing Skylar. I had to make a conscious decision to be proactive in my healing journey by seeking resources, remedies, and connecting with spiritual leaders and role models who had experienced similar circumstances. I was either going to end it or I was going to live and thrive. I chose to do the work to heal and help others by bringing awareness to the challenges NICU and bereaved families face, while also contributing to angel wall submissions that honor our loved ones. Always honoring Skylar’s life, I allow her brilliant light to continue guiding me in my mission to support bereaved parents and create meaningful Preemie memorials for those who have experienced similar losses.  

- Latoya Blueford

Nothing in the world can compare to the feeling of losing your little one, but having an angel to watch over you for life is truly a blessing. For bereaved parents, finding solace through angel wall submissions or creating preemie memorials can be a meaningful way to honor their precious memories. 👼🏽 

- Jazmin Knight

Giorgia was born on the 4th September at 23+6, weighing 625 gr. She hardly made it through intubation and was moved to CPAP on the 14th November. Tragically, she had terrible lungs and developed severe BPD. Slowly, she was weaning from CPAP, and by then it seemed she might transition to High Flows. Unfortunately, she contracted pneumonia at the end of January and had to return to high CPAP settings. In February, we noticed signs of pulmonary hypertension (PH). On the 1st of March, she was intubated and given iNO for a week, followed by three more weeks of treatment. Her lung issues slowly impacted her heart. On the 1st of April, she experienced her third heart failure. Although it appeared she was recovering, on the morning of the 2nd April, her condition worsened significantly. I held her in my arms as she experienced bradycardia and, despite our hopes, she didn’t survive. The doctors and we were all astonished; nobody expected such an outcome. Giorgia was a remarkable fighter, playful, always smiling to give us hope and strength. This world didn’t deserve her. Now she is our guardian angel, looking over us from above. Mom and Dad will cherish her memory forever and look forward to the day we will meet again. We also hope to contribute to angel wall submissions, honoring her life among others who have faced similar losses. For now, we connect with bereaved parents support and remember her as we create preemie memorials in her name. - Cristian Perotti

Dear Bryce, You left us when you were just 9 months old on October 19, 2021. You were our miracle baby boy, and your father, big sister, and I miss you so much. You brightened our lives with your beautiful smile and laughter. You were so eager to arrive that you were born 3 weeks early right after Christmas. Sadly, RSV took you too soon. As bereaved parents, we find comfort in angel wall submissions and honoring preemie memorials as a way to remember you. We love you. - Christine Hernandez

Melda was born weighing 700g at 24 weeks and 6 days. She fought hard and left us on her one month birthday. To honor her memory, we have been inspired to participate in angel wall submissions that provide solace and remembrance for bereaved parents like us. 

My dear Baby Girl, please look for me because I’ll always be looking for you. On the highest mountain or in the deepest oceans, just keep looking for me because I’m always looking for you. We all miss you. Love you forever, sayang mama. 

In the realm of preemie memorials, her spirit will always shine. 

- Nadia Saiful Rizal

My sweet 13 oz 25 weeker angel, thank you for watching over your little twin brother. Momma wishes you were here to cause trouble as part of the twin duo. I feel so blessed to have held you as you ascended to heaven. Your memory lives on through angel wall submissions and serves as a light for bereaved parents seeking support in their journey. We will always cherish our preemie memorials dedicated to you. 

- Amy Rhoades

I never knew what love really was until we met. Mommy loves and misses you every second of every day. I cherish the 8 weeks we had together; it will never be enough. You will always be my baby, my heart, and my angel. As part of the bereaved parents support community, I find solace in sharing our journey and honoring your spirit through preemie memorials. Forever my honey gworlll. 

- Jocelyn Duvall

My world would never be the same after losing Skylar. I had to make a conscious decision to be proactive in my healing journey by seeking resources, remedies, and connecting with spiritual leaders and role models who had experienced similar circumstances. I was either going to end it or I was going to live and thrive. I chose to do the work to heal and help others by bringing awareness to the challenges NICU and bereaved families face, while also contributing to angel wall submissions that honor our loved ones. Always honoring Skylar’s life, I allow her brilliant light to continue guiding me in my mission to support bereaved parents and create meaningful Preemie memorials for those who have experienced similar losses.  

- Latoya Blueford

Nothing in the world can compare to the feeling of losing your little one, but having an angel to watch over you for life is truly a blessing. For bereaved parents, finding solace through angel wall submissions or creating preemie memorials can be a meaningful way to honor their precious memories. 👼🏽 

- Jazmin Knight

Giorgia was born on the 4th September at 23+6, weighing 625 gr. She hardly made it through intubation and was moved to CPAP on the 14th November. Tragically, she had terrible lungs and developed severe BPD. Slowly, she was weaning from CPAP, and by then it seemed she might transition to High Flows. Unfortunately, she contracted pneumonia at the end of January and had to return to high CPAP settings. In February, we noticed signs of pulmonary hypertension (PH). On the 1st of March, she was intubated and given iNO for a week, followed by three more weeks of treatment. Her lung issues slowly impacted her heart. On the 1st of April, she experienced her third heart failure. Although it appeared she was recovering, on the morning of the 2nd April, her condition worsened significantly. I held her in my arms as she experienced bradycardia and, despite our hopes, she didn’t survive. The doctors and we were all astonished; nobody expected such an outcome. Giorgia was a remarkable fighter, playful, always smiling to give us hope and strength. This world didn’t deserve her. Now she is our guardian angel, looking over us from above. Mom and Dad will cherish her memory forever and look forward to the day we will meet again. We also hope to contribute to angel wall submissions, honoring her life among others who have faced similar losses. For now, we connect with bereaved parents support and remember her as we create preemie memorials in her name. - Cristian Perotti

Dear Bryce, You left us when you were just 9 months old on October 19, 2021. You were our miracle baby boy, and your father, big sister, and I miss you so much. You brightened our lives with your beautiful smile and laughter. You were so eager to arrive that you were born 3 weeks early right after Christmas. Sadly, RSV took you too soon. As bereaved parents, we find comfort in angel wall submissions and honoring preemie memorials as a way to remember you. We love you. - Christine Hernandez

Melda was born weighing 700g at 24 weeks and 6 days. She fought hard and left us on her one month birthday. To honor her memory, we have been inspired to participate in angel wall submissions that provide solace and remembrance for bereaved parents like us. 

My dear Baby Girl, please look for me because I’ll always be looking for you. On the highest mountain or in the deepest oceans, just keep looking for me because I’m always looking for you. We all miss you. Love you forever, sayang mama. 

In the realm of preemie memorials, her spirit will always shine. 

- Nadia Saiful Rizal

I never knew what love really was until we met. Mommy loves and misses you every second of every day. I cherish the 8 weeks we had together; it will never be enough. You will always be my baby, my heart, and my angel. As part of the bereaved parents support community, I find solace in sharing our journey and honoring your spirit through preemie memorials. Forever my honey gworlll. 

- Jocelyn Duvall

My world would never be the same after losing Skylar. I had to make a conscious decision to be proactive in my healing journey by seeking resources, remedies, and connecting with spiritual leaders and role models who had experienced similar circumstances. I was either going to end it or I was going to live and thrive. I chose to do the work to heal and help others by bringing awareness to the challenges NICU and bereaved families face, while also contributing to angel wall submissions that honor our loved ones. Always honoring Skylar’s life, I allow her brilliant light to continue guiding me in my mission to support bereaved parents and create meaningful Preemie memorials for those who have experienced similar losses.  

- Latoya Blueford

Nothing in the world can compare to the feeling of losing your little one, but having an angel to watch over you for life is truly a blessing. For bereaved parents, finding solace through angel wall submissions or creating preemie memorials can be a meaningful way to honor their precious memories. 👼🏽 

- Jazmin Knight

Giorgia was born on the 4th September at 23+6, weighing 625 gr. She hardly made it through intubation and was moved to CPAP on the 14th November. Tragically, she had terrible lungs and developed severe BPD. Slowly, she was weaning from CPAP, and by then it seemed she might transition to High Flows. Unfortunately, she contracted pneumonia at the end of January and had to return to high CPAP settings. In February, we noticed signs of pulmonary hypertension (PH). On the 1st of March, she was intubated and given iNO for a week, followed by three more weeks of treatment. Her lung issues slowly impacted her heart. On the 1st of April, she experienced her third heart failure. Although it appeared she was recovering, on the morning of the 2nd April, her condition worsened significantly. I held her in my arms as she experienced bradycardia and, despite our hopes, she didn’t survive. The doctors and we were all astonished; nobody expected such an outcome. Giorgia was a remarkable fighter, playful, always smiling to give us hope and strength. This world didn’t deserve her. Now she is our guardian angel, looking over us from above. Mom and Dad will cherish her memory forever and look forward to the day we will meet again. We also hope to contribute to angel wall submissions, honoring her life among others who have faced similar losses. For now, we connect with bereaved parents support and remember her as we create preemie memorials in her name. - Cristian Perotti

Dear Bryce, You left us when you were just 9 months old on October 19, 2021. You were our miracle baby boy, and your father, big sister, and I miss you so much. You brightened our lives with your beautiful smile and laughter. You were so eager to arrive that you were born 3 weeks early right after Christmas. Sadly, RSV took you too soon. As bereaved parents, we find comfort in angel wall submissions and honoring preemie memorials as a way to remember you. We love you. - Christine Hernandez

Melda was born weighing 700g at 24 weeks and 6 days. She fought hard and left us on her one month birthday. To honor her memory, we have been inspired to participate in angel wall submissions that provide solace and remembrance for bereaved parents like us. 

My dear Baby Girl, please look for me because I’ll always be looking for you. On the highest mountain or in the deepest oceans, just keep looking for me because I’m always looking for you. We all miss you. Love you forever, sayang mama. 

In the realm of preemie memorials, her spirit will always shine. 

- Nadia Saiful Rizal

I never knew what love really was until we met. Mommy loves and misses you every second of every day. I cherish the 8 weeks we had together; it will never be enough. You will always be my baby, my heart, and my angel. As part of the bereaved parents support community, I find solace in sharing our journey and honoring your spirit through preemie memorials. Forever my honey gworlll. 

- Jocelyn Duvall

My world would never be the same after losing Skylar. I had to make a conscious decision to be proactive in my healing journey by seeking resources, remedies, and connecting with spiritual leaders and role models who had experienced similar circumstances. I was either going to end it or I was going to live and thrive. I chose to do the work to heal and help others by bringing awareness to the challenges NICU and bereaved families face, while also contributing to angel wall submissions that honor our loved ones. Always honoring Skylar’s life, I allow her brilliant light to continue guiding me in my mission to support bereaved parents and create meaningful Preemie memorials for those who have experienced similar losses.  

- Latoya Blueford

Nothing in the world can compare to the feeling of losing your little one, but having an angel to watch over you for life is truly a blessing. For bereaved parents, finding solace through angel wall submissions or creating preemie memorials can be a meaningful way to honor their precious memories. 👼🏽 

- Jazmin Knight

Giorgia was born on the 4th September at 23+6, weighing 625 gr. She hardly made it through intubation and was moved to CPAP on the 14th November. Tragically, she had terrible lungs and developed severe BPD. Slowly, she was weaning from CPAP, and by then it seemed she might transition to High Flows. Unfortunately, she contracted pneumonia at the end of January and had to return to high CPAP settings. In February, we noticed signs of pulmonary hypertension (PH). On the 1st of March, she was intubated and given iNO for a week, followed by three more weeks of treatment. Her lung issues slowly impacted her heart. On the 1st of April, she experienced her third heart failure. Although it appeared she was recovering, on the morning of the 2nd April, her condition worsened significantly. I held her in my arms as she experienced bradycardia and, despite our hopes, she didn’t survive. The doctors and we were all astonished; nobody expected such an outcome. Giorgia was a remarkable fighter, playful, always smiling to give us hope and strength. This world didn’t deserve her. Now she is our guardian angel, looking over us from above. Mom and Dad will cherish her memory forever and look forward to the day we will meet again. We also hope to contribute to angel wall submissions, honoring her life among others who have faced similar losses. For now, we connect with bereaved parents support and remember her as we create preemie memorials in her name. - Cristian Perotti

Dear Bryce, You left us when you were just 9 months old on October 19, 2021. You were our miracle baby boy, and your father, big sister, and I miss you so much. You brightened our lives with your beautiful smile and laughter. You were so eager to arrive that you were born 3 weeks early right after Christmas. Sadly, RSV took you too soon. As bereaved parents, we find comfort in angel wall submissions and honoring preemie memorials as a way to remember you. We love you. - Christine Hernandez

Melda was born weighing 700g at 24 weeks and 6 days. She fought hard and left us on her one month birthday. To honor her memory, we have been inspired to participate in angel wall submissions that provide solace and remembrance for bereaved parents like us. 

My dear Baby Girl, please look for me because I’ll always be looking for you. On the highest mountain or in the deepest oceans, just keep looking for me because I’m always looking for you. We all miss you. Love you forever, sayang mama. 

In the realm of preemie memorials, her spirit will always shine. 

- Nadia Saiful Rizal

I never knew what love really was until we met. Mommy loves and misses you every second of every day. I cherish the 8 weeks we had together; it will never be enough. You will always be my baby, my heart, and my angel. As part of the bereaved parents support community, I find solace in sharing our journey and honoring your spirit through preemie memorials. Forever my honey gworlll. 

- Jocelyn Duvall

My world would never be the same after losing Skylar. I had to make a conscious decision to be proactive in my healing journey by seeking resources, remedies, and connecting with spiritual leaders and role models who had experienced similar circumstances. I was either going to end it or I was going to live and thrive. I chose to do the work to heal and help others by bringing awareness to the challenges NICU and bereaved families face, while also contributing to angel wall submissions that honor our loved ones. Always honoring Skylar’s life, I allow her brilliant light to continue guiding me in my mission to support bereaved parents and create meaningful Preemie memorials for those who have experienced similar losses.  

- Latoya Blueford

Nothing in the world can compare to the feeling of losing your little one, but having an angel to watch over you for life is truly a blessing. For bereaved parents, finding solace through angel wall submissions or creating preemie memorials can be a meaningful way to honor their precious memories. 👼🏽 

- Jazmin Knight

Giorgia was born on the 4th September at 23+6, weighing 625 gr. She hardly made it through intubation and was moved to CPAP on the 14th November. Tragically, she had terrible lungs and developed severe BPD. Slowly, she was weaning from CPAP, and by then it seemed she might transition to High Flows. Unfortunately, she contracted pneumonia at the end of January and had to return to high CPAP settings. In February, we noticed signs of pulmonary hypertension (PH). On the 1st of March, she was intubated and given iNO for a week, followed by three more weeks of treatment. Her lung issues slowly impacted her heart. On the 1st of April, she experienced her third heart failure. Although it appeared she was recovering, on the morning of the 2nd April, her condition worsened significantly. I held her in my arms as she experienced bradycardia and, despite our hopes, she didn’t survive. The doctors and we were all astonished; nobody expected such an outcome. Giorgia was a remarkable fighter, playful, always smiling to give us hope and strength. This world didn’t deserve her. Now she is our guardian angel, looking over us from above. Mom and Dad will cherish her memory forever and look forward to the day we will meet again. We also hope to contribute to angel wall submissions, honoring her life among others who have faced similar losses. For now, we connect with bereaved parents support and remember her as we create preemie memorials in her name. - Cristian Perotti

Dear Bryce, You left us when you were just 9 months old on October 19, 2021. You were our miracle baby boy, and your father, big sister, and I miss you so much. You brightened our lives with your beautiful smile and laughter. You were so eager to arrive that you were born 3 weeks early right after Christmas. Sadly, RSV took you too soon. As bereaved parents, we find comfort in angel wall submissions and honoring preemie memorials as a way to remember you. We love you. - Christine Hernandez

Melda was born weighing 700g at 24 weeks and 6 days. She fought hard and left us on her one month birthday. To honor her memory, we have been inspired to participate in angel wall submissions that provide solace and remembrance for bereaved parents like us. 

My dear Baby Girl, please look for me because I’ll always be looking for you. On the highest mountain or in the deepest oceans, just keep looking for me because I’m always looking for you. We all miss you. Love you forever, sayang mama. 

In the realm of preemie memorials, her spirit will always shine. 

- Nadia Saiful Rizal