Read part 1 here.
The song that kept me company for 13 long days in the hospital, in pre-term labor, with my last son, Hunter is 'When You Love a Woman, by Journey'.
The song Sophie B. Hawkins' 'Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover' that my husband (then new boyfriend) sang in my ear while I drove us to his parents house in upstate New York (We live in Michigan). We had known each other less than two weeks and I helped him re-roof his parents house. Hearing it still gives me chillbumps!
I first heard this song when I was pregnant with my first son, Matthew, in 1989. It followed me through each of my pregnancies. Elton John's 'The Greatest Discovery'.
'Return to Innocence' by Enigma was a song that almost consumed me after the birth and subsequent death of my third son, Alexander, in 1995.
I first heard this song, Michael Jackson's 'You Are Not Alone' right after I lost Alexander, too. It still gives me a lump in my throat. I remember pulling into the driveway of my then mother-in-laws house with this song blaring and me sobbing.
Henry and I danced naked, in his kitchen, to John Denver's 'Annies Song'.
'My Wish' by Rascal Flatts for our kids.
For my incredibly beautiful mother-in-law, Josh Groban and Charlotte Church sing 'The Prayer'.
My song: 'Wildflower' by Skylark.
For Barb: 'Summertime' by none other than Janis Joplin.
The song that kept me company for 13 long days in the hospital, in pre-term labor, with my last son, Hunter is 'When You Love a Woman, by Journey'.
The song Sophie B. Hawkins' 'Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover' that my husband (then new boyfriend) sang in my ear while I drove us to his parents house in upstate New York (We live in Michigan). We had known each other less than two weeks and I helped him re-roof his parents house. Hearing it still gives me chillbumps!
I first heard this song when I was pregnant with my first son, Matthew, in 1989. It followed me through each of my pregnancies. Elton John's 'The Greatest Discovery'.
'Return to Innocence' by Enigma was a song that almost consumed me after the birth and subsequent death of my third son, Alexander, in 1995.
I first heard this song, Michael Jackson's 'You Are Not Alone' right after I lost Alexander, too. It still gives me a lump in my throat. I remember pulling into the driveway of my then mother-in-laws house with this song blaring and me sobbing.
Henry and I danced naked, in his kitchen, to John Denver's 'Annies Song'.
'My Wish' by Rascal Flatts for our kids.
For my incredibly beautiful mother-in-law, Josh Groban and Charlotte Church sing 'The Prayer'.
My song: 'Wildflower' by Skylark.
For Barb: 'Summertime' by none other than Janis Joplin.
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