We, none of us, are perfect... Mentally, physically, emotionally, or however... To prohibit a mom from sharing photos of her short-lived son after his birth is very cruel and insensitive. I understand that the child was malformed due to birth defect, but he was born with dignity, died with dignity, and we should respect that. If you cannot look at his face, then look away. But it is amazing to witness the trust this couple had in the Lord, how their families came together, how they chose to carry their son to term and hold him as he passed from this life into the next -- knowing that for some reason, God put him into their lives for that short time. When we start to limit freedoms to only those who are pretty enough, smart enough, wealthy enough, or popular enough then its time to fight back and let the establishment (whether its Facebook, the government, schools, or businesses) that what they are doing is exclusive and its wrong. My prayers go out to this wonderful family and all those who supported them. God bless you, and God bless us all.
Posted on: Mon, 24 Mar 2014 02:10:50 +0000
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