Tate has been on my mind a lot this past week or so. I miss that sweet boy so very much. I wonder if the pain ever does go away. Travis and Brandi, you have been such an amazing inspiration. I know your hearts are breaking and I can’t even imagine your day to day…
The question has been posed … “Would it be harder to lose a child after being prepared and expecting it to happen, or suddenly without warning like we lost Tate?” I don’t think you can compare pain…each experience is unique and the pain experienced by the survivors is beyond what they think they can endure….
Who knew it was more than an expression? Now we know…a broken heart can be a physical pain. It’s still hard to believe our precious little boy isn’t here to hug and kiss. April 11, 2013 the pain was so raw and so physical I understood broken heart. In my mind I have a picture…
Tate was such a great little hugger.?Often when they?arrived he would be leaping at me while Lexi and Hunter got their hugs, then when it was his turn he would press his little cheek against mine and hold it sooooo tight….for soooooo long. He loved to cuddle and I loved to cuddle him.
What a joy it was when Tate began giggling and laughing. Finally we were able to see his fun personality and watch him enjoy life. Through his giggles we were able to feel his love. Many adults did silly things, looking like fools, just to hear that precious little giggle. Lexi and Hunter only needed…
I have so many precious memories of our special little man. I’m just going to start?at the beginning. When Tate was born we counted his toes and we counted his fingers…and he was perfect. Exactly what we had expected. Ten toes and five fingers. He looked strong and healthy and we felt so blessed to…
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