Well the Indiana State Fair is underway. Where there is a state fair, there is a train, and trains bring tears. Back around Christmas time or maybe it was January I got stopped at a railroad track because a train was going through. I sat there telling Aidan (wiggle at the time) all about trains. I told him how in the summer we'll take a ride down to the fair and I was choo chooing. Last Sunday Chris and I were headed to his parents house and the alarm started going and the arm went down. Here comes the train..... I started to tell Chris the story I just told and it started to make me tear up. It was very weird to get choked up about a train. I guess it goes to show that my emotions can pop up at any random time. Oh and I also can hear the train whistle at work, but it hasn't brought back those emotions like the first time I saw a train.
I love you Aidan Christopher!
Maggs
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Aidan Christopher, born at 28 weeks and 4 days due to the umbilical cord no longer providing nutrients and it being wrapped around his neck one time. When he was a day old the doctor found a massive bleed in his brain. Aidan passed away at 8 days old. Chris and I welcomed our second son, Lucas Alexander, to the world on February 21st. New here? Aidan's story begins in February 2010.
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- Maggie
- I'm a wife, daughter, sister, friend,a mom to my sweet angel baby Aidan Christopher and a mom to Lucas Alexander. Lucas joined our family on 2/21/2011 at 1:32pm. Our princess, Alexis, arrived on 8/26/2013 at 12:49pm.
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