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Homemade Biscuits

  • Aug 30, 2015
  • 2 min read

Updated: Nov 15, 2020


How do we honor the lost of a precious life? When I lost my baby, I didn't know how I would continue to live. However, over the years, there are many things I have done to commemorate my dear sweet baby Cade, yet I would like to share one powerful moment with you.

First, let me apologize, it's been a while since I have posted, but one thing I have learned after losing my firstborn is that it is necessary to take time for self. And that is what I have done over the last few months.

However, I felt it necessary to post about commemoration. Commemoration comes from the Latin commemorate ‘bring to remembrance’ . How can you bring to remembrance the positives from the loss of a child? First, parents must find a positive.

I remember wrestling with the decision to share with my future children that they had a brother. Finally, I concluded that the ultimate way to commemorate my firstborn was to allow him to exist in the life of my children. Was I nervous to do so? Indeed. However, I have not regretted the decision because my children commemorate their brother in ways I would not have imagined.

My daughter has written poems, songs, and drawn pictures. My son says he plays with his brother.

When I often grow tired and weary as parents often do, I am reminded of the precious gift of two healthy children. And, the gift of my firstborn, who taught me to honor and cherish these moments.

Today, I made homemade biscuits with my children. As we kneaded the biscuit dough and created our own memories, my 5 year old asked, "Can we use the angel?" as he picked up the angel cookie cutter. My daughter added, "We can make Cade biscuits!" As I nodded yes, all I could think was, "Wow, what a way to remember this precious life. "These children offered such a simple way to honor their brother, my child, our angel.

What can you do today to remember your precious child?

Carlo is an author, motivational speaker, storyteller, singer/songwriter, dramatist, and more. She loves to inspire, motivate, and uplift! Become a member of the Semblance of a Footprint Infant Loss & Pregnancy Group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/252413869135003/

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And, did we mention that her weakness is a yummy donut or funnel cake, but she's being healthy so salads are her friends!

 
 
 

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I really enjoyed reading your post about homemade biscuits — the way you explained each step made it feel like I was right there in the kitchen with you. I love how simple ingredients can turn into something so warm and comforting, especially when life feels busy and overwhelming. As a student juggling deadlines and responsibilities (sometimes relying on UK Assignment Help to manage my workload), I truly appreciate recipes like this that remind me to slow down and enjoy small homemade moments. Thank you for sharing such a cozy and easy-to-follow recipe — I’m definitely going to try it this weekend!

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Reading your post about homemade biscuits made me smile because I once burned mine trying to bake when I was rushed and stressed. One evening when I really needed Statistics Assignment Writing Service to help me finish a tricky report, I took a break to mix dough and that small pause helped me calm down and think more clearly. Taking simple moments like baking now makes hard work feel lighter.


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