1. notes Summer 2007
vol. 25, no. 4
A support group for parents who have experienced
miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant death.
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Lost and Found My Treasure
Ever since you died, I’ve been lost in a world I see my little boy every time I see a beautiful
trapped by sorrow and grief. sunset.
I feel him whenever I hear the whispering wind
Some stand at the gate of this world through the trees.
and quietly whisper, “Are you o.k.?”
To which I reply, “No, I can’t find the light I see him when there are other children playing.
which will show me the path to healing!” It's the kind of feeling that drops me to my knees.
Then one day, my Mother opened the gate to this I know he's there each night when I look up at the
world and carefully made her way to where I was moon in the sky.
sitting. I see the brightest star and know he is there, and all
“My sweet baby, why are you here?” she asked. I can do is cry.
I sadly replied that ever since my child died,
I can only see darkness, sorrow and grief. Anything beautiful or breathtaking in this world that
gives us all such pleasure,
“My beautiful child,” she answered as she handed And I know he is there watching over me with care,
me a copy of UNITE Notes, “All you need to do is my beautiful boy,
realize you’re not alone and the light will be there to my treasure.
guide you.”
Peggy Phelan
As I opened the first issue I ever received of UNITE In loving memory of Henry Michael Phelan III
Notes, I looked up and realized for the first time--in
a LONG time--I could see the path to healing,
and I finally found the light.
For every mother who has realized, through
UNITE, that they are not alone.
Also for my son, Gabriel Jaylin Davis-Danridge,
stillborn on 12-21-2004. I love you sweet angel! Your membership in UNITE, Inc. enables us to
provide support to bereaved parents.
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2. UNITE Notes, Summer 2007 2
After All These Years
For the most part
we’ve settled into ease,
you (wherever you are)
and my heart,
now I know there is
no thing unendurable.
Still, a gift exquisite:
the clear blue of winter’s sky,
a gliding heron,
How's That Go? snow on Fisher’s field
or a stab of sorrow:
How's that go? Please tell me again -
day darkening to night,
A broken heart in time will mend...
a lone bird’s call,
an ambulance keening
But, what do you do with all that time -
pulls,
How do you mend what's been lost?
provokes, “Oh Anne.”
Please ease my mind...
For Anne, born 1989
My heart's been broken, you'd never see
That's what it actually used to be...
Submitted by Nancy Hickman
Shards and pieces are all that's left behind,
there's just a hole in it's place, easy to find...
So, how's that go? Please tell me again...
Dora Eaton
(early thoughts on losing Hunter Gabriel Eaton,
11/2/2003 - 11/28/2003)

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Gone
Without you in my life, I feel lost.
You were my guiding light.
Bright and Shining,
full of the future and the promise of a better day.
You gave me a sense of direction…a purpose…
a dream.
And for once in my life everything
made perfect sense.
Let It Rain
Then, like a thief in the night, you were gone.
And I am sitting here all alone in the darkness When the sun is shining and everyone's out
walking their dogs and kids all about,
Waiting…Waiting…Waiting… something inside me gets turned inside out.
Those are the days that I want to pout.
Waiting for all that hope and promise of a
better day to return back into my life. I find myself saying God please let it rain.
Send something my way to help ease the pain.
I am so lost without you.
I know it sounds selfish and what have I to gain.
I’ll always be searching and looking for your bright Some days the sun hurts me and I find comfort in
light! the rain.
Love now, forever and always, The rain and the pain somehow go hand in hand,
something that most people would never
Mommy understand.
For Gabriel Jaylin Davis-Danridge And as much as I can love the warmth of the sun,
Stillborn on 12-21-04 my heart prefers rain when it's all said and done.
Submitted by Jocelyn Danridge Peggy Phelan
In loving memory of Henry Michael Phelan III

4. UNITE Notes, Summer 2007 4
torrents of tears. Name that child? I'd named my
daughters years and years before. There, on my
knees, I had no doubt that their tiny souls had been
pestering me for all those years, to acknowledge
them. I spoke to them, now. "You are Sarah
As all of us do, during my first pregnancy, in 1969, Elizabeth," I said, "and you are Maureen Elaine.
I envisioned the child to come . . . and in my heart, Your mommy loved you.” And, as a peace I hadn't
this child was Sarah Elizabeth. Sadly, Sarah felt in 15 years washed over me, I finished, telling
Elizabeth was not to be. I miscarried at 3 months. my daughters, "go to God."
When I think back, I cannot imagine what those
around me put me through, with unsupportive Submitted by Jean
comments. "I hope you aren't going to lose your
mind over this," and "Grow up and accept that this
is just a part of life; miscarriages happen all the
time." (I was not a "child." I was a 23-yr-old
married woman, and less than a week from the loss.
The first quote was my husband, the second, his
mother!) A year later, a second child was
conceived…and, although I had some early Happy Fourteenth Birthday,
spotting, I carried this one up to nearly 5 months…
at which time, the doctor told me flatly, "the fetus Brad Sebastian!
has died." I was devastated. In my heart, she
wasn't "the fetus." She was Maureen Elaine. Time does not erase what the heart
remembers.
Strangely, over the coming years, although we were
to go on to have wonderful, healthy children, those With our love, always-
two names were to "pop through my consciousness" Sister Brooke Elizabeth,
like popcorn, always in tandem, and at odd times Brother Brian Matthew,
when my mind was at rest, "thinking of nothing at and Uncle Albert
all."
Fourteen years later, by that time, happily, the BRAD SEBASTIAN WARREN
mother of a daughter and two sons, I attended a 14 JUNE 1993
"Spiritual Healing Service" at my church. Although
we are Episcopalians, this service was led by a
Roman Catholic nun . . . who led the congregation
through a series of sort of "generic" events which
occur in people's lives. I'd only come to the service
because I was very active in the congregation, and I
felt my absence would be an affront to its planners.
Yet, there I was on my knees, with the rest of the
congregation as this little nun droned through a
seemingly endless list. Then, she got to "Some of
you may have lost a child before birth. Name that
child, and commit the child's soul to God."
It was as though a bolt of lightning had struck me
between the shoulder blades. The grief I'd not been
allowed to mourn now streamed down my face in

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Healing Power of the Pen
by Alice J. Wisler
The first year after the death of a child is like Some people think only the creative types write,
having the worst noise possible running through when in reality, writing through the pain is available
your head each day and night. There is no way to to anyone who has suffered the loss of a child. “I
turn the horrendous sounds off because there is no don’t have time,” many say. “What will I write?”
off button. others wonder. The blank page scares some
because they think they have to fill it with
I wrote through that noise. I wrote from the heavy something profound.
bag of emotions bereaved parents must carry—
anger, guilt, sorrow and confusion, all the “what But just writing a memory of your child or a few
ifs” and “how comes” and “whys.” lines about how you felt after he died is a notable
start. If we think of writing as a private endeavor
I wrote of longing for a blond-haired boy with blue and an effective tool, not a paper to be graded by a
eyes whose laughter brightened hospital rooms. A high school English teacher, we will conquer many
quiet spot under weeping willows at a local park is of the doubts about our ability. In time, we will see
where I carried my pen, journal and pain. As I that writing helps us become better in tune with our
wrote over the course of many months, I was, feelings and thoughts. It clarifies our lives and
although I didn’t realize it at the time, providing gives us understanding.
therapy for myself.
Other reasons to take the time to write are:
Some days when the weather did not permit a trip to
the park and my body and mind harbored • To experience personal growth.
excruciating pain, I shut myself in a room, away
from my other children and husband. I’d grab my • To leave a legacy or a keepsake so that there
journal and let the experiences of the day and my will be recordings of what and who our child
feelings freely emerge onto each white page. was.
Grammar didn’t matter; penmanship went out the
window. These aren’t a concern when you are • To demonstrate a way of cherishing our child.
writing to survive.
• To feel a connection to our child as we
Writing the heartache, complete and honest, is a remember the things we shared here on earth.
way of healing. Our cry is, “Help me with this
pain!” We find ourselves lamenting as King David We also are honoring our grief, our pain and what
did in Psalm 13:2, “How long must I wrestle with has happened to us. We are validating its existence.
my thoughts and every day have sorrow in my As studies have shown, writing is healthy for our
heart?” David wrote many of his psalms starting minds and bodies.
with anger and agony and gradually, ending with
Professor James Pennebaker claims that writing
hope.
actually helps the physical body when the writer is
Writing can do that for us. We enter into our able to open up, by sharing deep feelings on paper
devastation, get a good grip on what our struggles over a period of time. In his study, half a group of
are and something about seeing them on paper students at Southern Methodist University in Dallas,
causes us to realize the pain is not only within us Texas, wrote their heartfelt thoughts and feelings
anymore. It is shared, even if only on a sheet of about a stressful event from their lives; the other
notebook paper. It is documented and the more we half wrote about superficial topics. Each group
write, the better we are able to understand and deal wrote for twenty minutes a day, for four
with our intense sorrow. consecutive days.

6. UNITE Notes, Summer 2007 6
Before writing and immediately after writing, blood
pressure and heart rates were tested and a galvanic
skin response was done. Six weeks later, the
students had their blood tested again.
The group that had written about trivial topics
showed no sign of changes. But the group that had
poured their pain onto paper, claimed writing had
actually calmed them. Their skin was drier after
writing and both heart rate and blood pressure had
decreased. Their blood work even showed an
increase in lymphocytes, the white blood cells that
work to keep the immune system healthy.
I’d face the cold; nowhere to hide
Writing through the heartache of losing a child is To have you here, safe inside.
some of the best therapy I have found on this I’d climb a mountain, walk for miles
journey. I didn’t know how helpful it was, I just Just to glimpse your toothless smile.
knew I needed to organize my thoughts and get I’d give my life, all that I am
them out on paper. Now, four years since my four- If I could sit and stroke your hand.
year-old son Daniel’s death, I see that when all the But I must wait, my time’s not through…
evidence is presented, there is no reason not to Until the day that I’m with you…
write. It causes dim skies to light up when not only I’ll count the days, the hours, the years
the pain, but also the love and cherished memories, Until these eyes run out of tears.
are recorded. And then I’ll come there, whisper your name
My darling, will it be the same?
Copyright © 2001 by Alice J. Wisler. All rights
Will you still be my child and I your mother?
reserved.
Will you know my voice above all others?
http://www.geocities.com/griefhope.index.html
Can I hold and caress you and
(used with permission from the author)
Smell your sweet skin?
And tell you how things should have been
You should have had the chance to see
A flower, a puppy, an ocean, a tree
Faith A summer sunset, a bumble bee
Or colored eggs at Easter time
Springtime glory, nature’s rhyme
When you walk to the edge of all the light you have Fuzzy puppies, I love them you know
and take that first step into the darkness of the unknown, You should have had the chance to grow.
you must believe that one of two things will happen: To grow and live beyond your years
There will be something solid for you to stand upon, And never taste such bitter tears
or, you will be taught how to fly Of losing one who meant so much
Whose very soul your life did touch.
Be happy, my angel, and wait for me there
© Patrick Overton Until I can join you, forever to share.
Rebuilding the Front Porch of America, 1997
(used with permission from the author) I love you Taylor!
www.patrickoverton.com
By Kathy Shaner
UNITE Notes, summer 1999

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A Note From The Editor “Seasons of Grief” -- UNITE
Poetry Anthology
A few years after my son David was stillborn, we
went on a summer vacation to the outer banks of In honor of our 25th anniversary, UNITE has put
North Carolina. We rented a beautiful and spacious together a poetry anthology containing all of the
home on the beach with five other families – all of original submissions printed in UNITE Notes. The
us very good friends. All together, there were 26 of anthology includes more than a dozen chapters with
us – 12 adults and 14 children. more than 400 entries by over 200 authors and is
now available for purchase. Printing of the
The house owners named their house “Santasia” anthology was graciously donated by Dan Duffy.
and it had 10 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, a recreation All proceeds from your purchase will benefit
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friends, at the beach. But, amidst all the fun and which includes shipping and handling to:
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room admiring the beautiful ocean view and to:
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on the very first page of the guest book, the owners _________________________________
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“Santasia is dedicated in memory of Sharon
and all of the others who are gone
but who we feel closer to at lands end.”
I thank the owners of “Santasia” for reminding me
that David really was there with me at the beach.
And even until this day,
there is no place that I feel his presence more…
than when I walk along the waters edge,
at the beach.
Linda Nuccitelli

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NEWS
And The Winner is… Acme Donations
The winner of the B&B raffle is Shay Meagher. We would like to thank everyone who continues to
Congratulations Shay! The winning ticket was sold participate in this fund-raiser. For a complete list of
by Chastity Bruno, UNITE Member from the participating ACME stores please see our web site
Lankenau support group. Thanks to everyone who at www.unitegriefsupport.org. Not online? Call us
sold and purchased tickets. With your help, we at 1-888-48 UNITE and we’ll be happy to send you
raised approximately $2000! The money that we a list of participating stores.
raised will help to ensure that UNITE will be here
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We want to hear about your safe arrival. Please
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future mail to UNITE, Inc., PO Box 65, Drexel Fiona and Frank Purcell announce the safe arrival of
Hill, PA 19026. Wren Harrington Purcell. Fiona writes “Frank and I
have great news. On March 27th at 8:39 a.m. we
UNITE Grief Support and Facilitator welcomed Wren Harrington Purcell. She weighed
Training in at 6 pounds and 15 ounces and was 19 and a
UNITE will be offering grief support and facilitator quarter inches long. She is home and her big
training this coming winter. If you are interested in brother, Dermot, is taking to being a big brother
becoming a grief support counselor or support well. He likes to "help" a lot and calls her "pretty
group facilitator, please call or email so that we can baby." As always, we wish her other big brother
give you more information. Full scholarships to Liam (10/20/03 - 12/27/03) was also here to grow
these training sessions will be given to UNITE dues up with her, but we know that he is watching over
paying members. We hope that you will consider both of them for us.”
helping UNITE by becoming a UNITE grief
support counselor or facilitator! Tom and Kris Cobey announce the safe arrival of
their daughter, Emma Theresa on June 25, 2007.
She weighed 7 pounds 13 ounces and was 20 inches
UNITE Newsletter Submissions
long. Angel brother Thomas continues to watch
Please send your original poetry, short stories,
over her every day.
articles and letters to UNITE Notes. The beautiful
writings that we receive from UNITE’s bereaved
Michael, Jennifer, and Madalyn Swartz happily
parents are what make our newsletter so special. If
announce the safe arrival of their daughter and sister
you have written poems or articles that you would
Addison Zoe Swartz born on April 11th, 2007.
be willing to share with other parents, please send
Addison is named in loving memory of her sister
them soon. See page 12 for details on submissions.
Alexa who was stillborn on December 31, 2005.
Submissions for the Fall issue must be received by
September 1, 2007.
Jennifer and Brendan Kennedy announce the safe
arrival of their triplets: Cole Joseph (5.8 lbs),
Quinn Michael (5.0 lbs), and Molly Elizabeth (5.1
lbs), born on May 25th, 2007. They are always
remembering their little angel, Jake Joseph
Kennedy, born still on February 11th, 2006.

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Gifts
Amy and Joe McFarland in loving memory of
April McFarland and Hunter Eaton (who was in the
NICU with your youngest daughter, Ainsley)
Carolyn and Michael Meakim in loving memory
of Mara Meakim (2/10/03) and Michael Meakim,
Jr. (2/11/03) on their 4th Birthday.
Susan Ashbaker in memory of Lindsey Nicole
Rush Ashbaker. “Your spirit continues to change
our hearts, dear girl. Mommy”
Antonio and Jennifer Tedesco in memory of
Antonio Tedesco, Jr.
John and Janice Bunting in memory of their son,
John Thomas.
Suzanne Wilson in memory of Molly Wilson
(6/22/05)
Jocelyn Danridge in memory of Gabriel Jaylin
Davis Danridge. “My little Angel. Stillborn
12/21/04.”
Susan and Joe Debro in memory of their son, Jake,
on his 7th Birthday.
Mary and Jim Doherty in memory of Thomas
Reid Doherty. “Our Tommy would have been 25
on Saturday, June 9.”
Joanne and Don Porreca in honor of Mary
Cushing Doherty for all the hard work and
dedication to UNITE as the Board Chair for 19
years and for her continued support. And in
memory of Janis L. Keyser.
Albert M. Moore in memory of Brad Sebastian
Warren on his 14th Birthday.

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Verizon Foundation/Verizon Volunteer Program
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AT&T Employee Annual Giving Campaign
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All State Employee Giving Campaign
Regina Tosto
United Health Group Employee Giving
Campaign
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United Way Campaign Donors
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John Kennedy, Jr.
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