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- Maggie
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14 comments:
These are stunning and gorgeous. Just amazing.
Oh Maggie. Those are such amazing photos. What a job you have! Exhilarating one day and unbearable sad the next...
I really don't know how you do it. Beautiful amazing shots.
Oh Maggie...these leave me tears. It's easy to forget that there are so many little ones that don't make it...Beautiful photos...I don't know how you do that!
Oh Maggie! So beautiful. So sad. I don't know how you do it.
So beautiful and so very, very sad. I also don't know how you do it, but glad you are there for these parents. I know they will cherish those photos.
Whew... Those pictures invoke so many feelings, I don't know how to respond. I guess I just need to say how special it is that someone like you can help commemorate moments like that.
Breathtaking.
Devastating. How frequent is it nowadays? What are the statistics?
I will hold this one with me for quite some time. As a grieving mom, I know that people like you are few and far between. Thank you for showing the beauty in grief. Sometimes it is so terribly hard to see.
Look at the perfect little head. My heart aches for the family who doesn't have their precious angel at home with them right now.
This brings tears to my eyes. I'm so glad you're able to do this for those families, and yet so sad for the families that need you to.
I can't tell you enough what these photos are doing for these families!!!
How did I miss the shot of this sweet curly little head?! I love it!
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