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“All birth is beautiful, each story in it’s own way despite the process or outcome. With my first birth, the beauty was in the struggle. A road that led from infertility to a long, hard labor and complications. I felt proud to have made it through. With this birth, the beauty was in the simplicity. The pregnancy was a welcomed surprise, the labor and delivery short and uncomplicated. Both births were so beautiful, for completely different reasons. I feel like the birth of my son restored some faith I lost in my body with the birth of my daughter and the birth of my daughter showed me strength I would have never known I had.”
