Jack and Lisa Osbourne grieve the loss of their baby boy
I have been dreading this announcement…. I needed some time before being able to say it.
Jack and I lost our baby boy last week. Having a late term miscarriage is by far the hardest thing either of us have ever had to go through. We appreciate all of your prayers and ask for privacy and respect during this time. It’s important to stay hopeful and optimistic through life’s toughest moments. We never know why things like this happen.
All we can do is trust in God and know he has a plan for our lives.
~ Lisa Osbourne (pictured with husband Jack Osbourne) announcing the miscarriage of their preborn son via her blog Raddest Mom, as reported by People, September 5
[HT: Laura Loo]
Sep.09, 2013 6:00 am |
Miscarriage |
Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
I’m very sorry to hear this…also glad she used the terms baby and God.
So heartbreaking to read through the comments on Lisa’s blog as well. So many moms there who have suffered the loss of children to miscarriage – some delivering stillborn children as well. I can’t imagine that kind of pain.
My heart goes out to Jack and Lisa and all the families who have lost their sweet babies.
So sad. My grandmother had two stillborns and never really stopped grieving.
Oh how sad for them. :( My heart breaks. I know that pain. The grief never stops.
I will be praying for them as they grieve.
BV,
I am also sorry that your grandmother lost her babies. :(
I will pray for her too.
So sorry to all.
As if this family doesn’t have enough sadness. Jack has multiple sclerosis so the couple must also face an uncertain future there.
My thoughts are with them and my heart goes out to them. How traumatic and sad.
BV, how tragic for your grandmother. People live with this anguish, they never “get over it”.
I”m very sorry for their loss.
May our Lord receive their little one, and grant peace to their hearts.
No, you’re right – you don’t “get over” loss like that. My grandmother never got over her stillborn children, either. She had six children, and the only one that survived was my father.
So sorry for the loss of their baby boy. Praying for them. This a very real and tender event.
My mom also lost 7 children – the last baby (a girl) was born at 5 1/2 months gestation, and only lived a day. I’m the first to make it (born at 6 months) and my sister was born at full term.
It affects the whole family. I can not wait to meet my 7 brothers and sisters eventually. I’m sure they are watching over the entire family. God bless my folks for keeping on trying to have a family. No words can express my gratitude.
I am sorry for everyone here that has suffered a miscarriage or knows someone who has.
BV, I am curious. I don’t know at what gestational age your grandmother miscarried, but second and third trimester abortions occur every day in this country. Why are these not sad?
Where did I say anything about them being either sad or not sad? How I “feel” about something doesn’t necessarily change my opinion about whether it should be legal or not.
I am so disappointed in you Blue for taking offense to Carla’s statement. Carla was responding to your g-mother’s grieving and this “should” have been evident context to you. To interject an aggrevating comment for that was disproportionate to the intent and made you look as an aggressor. Whomever gave you a “like” must not understand that simple differentiation..