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Sylvia Dickey SmithSeptember 13, 2010 at 8:15 AM
Monica, these photos tell it all! Beautiful and moving!
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Sylvia Dickey SmithSeptember 13, 2010 at 8:15 AM
Monica, these photos tell it all! Beautiful and moving!
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Acknowledgment of the plight of the wombtwin survivor is in great need - both in society and in wombtwin survivors themselves.

Awareness of this condition becomes a clear explanation to what didn't make sense before. The current state of little or no awareness, combined with massive disbelief, creates a situation that is extremely disproportionate to the pain suffered by those who lost someone with whom they once shared a womb. They need not suffer alone just because society hasn't yet established proper recognition and understanding of this syndrome. Battling such a vague condition all alone is especially difficult when being alone is the problem to begin with!

We must be the salmon swimming upstream in a world of nonbeliever singletons. We must strive for the greatest understanding of ourselves to be our best.

Rather than looking the other way too, we must recognize and respond to this impending epidemic. An ever increasing number of twins & multiples is occuring, due to artificial interventions (in vitro & selective reduction) and natural egg splitting due to egg ripeness as women wait later in their lives to conceive, and we need tools to manage this growing crisis of grief.

Wombtwin survivors are all around us and they are playing out their dream of the womb everyday... Some know it and can't help themselves, some know it and are helping themselves, but many survivors have no idea.

If we address this on a personal level to start, we who are wombtwin survivors can heal and put this early part of ourselves in its rightful place--satisfied with the knowing that we honor the truth as best as we understand it. We can take forward the gifts of our wiring into this world. That all is as it was meant to be. We can also begin to let it go because it has been explored, understood, acknowledged and honored and is now in its rightful place. What you resist persists and continuing to ignore this dilemma is no longer an option. We cannot overlook the importance of properly grieving these lost "others" and we cannot afford to ignore our inner truth any longer. How reassuring to know there is a healing path at http://www.wombtwin.com/ + https://www.twindividual.com/

Be well!

Monica Hudson

Wombtwin.US

Saturday, August 28, 2010

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Saturday, August 28, 2010

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