Thank you for your patience.
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Thank you in advance for your patience if you have had a photo shoot in the last couple of weeks. I usually try to get the photos edited and returned within a couple of weeks but will be a bit delayed now.
I have had the honor of photographing 2 babies for an organization that I have just begun to volunteer for called, Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep. My friend saw a clip about the organization on the Today show and sent it to me. (If you are interested, here is the website) www.nilmdts.org
I was inspired and decided to volunteer, fortunately, I hadn't had any calls from the hospital, then Wednesday evening I received my first call. It was a very intense experience to photograph a baby that had just passed away, but there was a strange sense of peace and tranquility. It was an honor to be a small piece of the healing process for that family. I was then contacted the next day to photograph another baby that passed away that morning. Photographing two babies within 24 hours was emotionally draining, but again I was thankful to provide a service that will hopefully help the family heal.
I could not imagine losing a baby and am so thankful for my three children and the belief I have in eternal families. I have no doubt that those precious babies will be reunited with their families in the hereafter.
Again, thank you for your patience as I am making editing these shoots my priority.
I have had the honor of photographing 2 babies for an organization that I have just begun to volunteer for called, Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep. My friend saw a clip about the organization on the Today show and sent it to me. (If you are interested, here is the website) www.nilmdts.org
I was inspired and decided to volunteer, fortunately, I hadn't had any calls from the hospital, then Wednesday evening I received my first call. It was a very intense experience to photograph a baby that had just passed away, but there was a strange sense of peace and tranquility. It was an honor to be a small piece of the healing process for that family. I was then contacted the next day to photograph another baby that passed away that morning. Photographing two babies within 24 hours was emotionally draining, but again I was thankful to provide a service that will hopefully help the family heal.
I could not imagine losing a baby and am so thankful for my three children and the belief I have in eternal families. I have no doubt that those precious babies will be reunited with their families in the hereafter.
Again, thank you for your patience as I am making editing these shoots my priority.
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Jana your work and talent is a gift for all the families that you photograph, but immeasurable for these parents. This will be their memory to hold on to their whole lives.
kudos for going this.
it’s tough work.
Totally bawling! I wish, I wish, I wish I would have known about that when I lost Baby Braxton! I heard about people doing that after. It is such a great thing! At the time you don’t want any rememberance of such a terrible thing, however it is great to look back and see pictures of my sweet, innocent little boy! I love and miss him! I too am so grateful for eternal families! Love ya–
PS…I’m calling you tomorrow!