How
I Remember Baby Cammie *
The Feel Better Letter *
The Cammie Rose Gammon Memorial Foundation *
Welcome to MiscarriageandInfantLoss.com
'Remembering Babies in Heaven'
This web site was created to help families deal with miscarriage, stillbirth,
premature birth/death and death of an infant after a full term live birth. We
are currently reaching out to families who have a surviving sibling.
How I Remember Baby Cammie -
A storybook/workbook for young children-This is a children's book that
is written through the eyes and heart of a three year old child as she remembers
her baby sister whom she never got to meet. It is a storybook that also provides pages for
your child to write and draw their own personal story using wipe off markers.
The story does not tell exactly how
baby Cammie dies so it can be adapted to any infant loss situation for your child. It is very "kid friendly' as it is illustrated by young
children.
About the author- Diane Gammon has suffered five miscarriages as well as
giving birth prematurely to Cammie Rose. When she lost Cammie Rose, she
had a difficult time finding a children's book to help her preschool aged children. Working through her grief, she wrote;
"How I Remember
Baby Cammie." It is her dream to have this useful tool for families to use to help with
their grieving process at no cost to them. Her vision is to have the book
distributed nation wide to be readily available to families in hospitals, doctors office's, children's libraries, etc. Thus- a memorial is being created
in Cammie's name. Diane is a full-time mother and home schools her three living daughters; Celina-12, Cailie-9, and Chalyce- 3, whom she carried full
term and gave birth to after five consecutive losses.
Email Diane - DianePGammon@cs.com
The Feel Better Letter- This is a quarterly newsletter of 'support' for
children of all ages dealing with miscarriage and infant loss. Children can
send in poems, stories and drawings about their loss to be printed in the
newsletter. 'The Feel Better Letter' will be divided into three age groups;
A.) Ages 2-6, B.) ages 7-11 and C.) ages 12-16. The newsletters will
be
complimentary when funding is available. Donations can be made for the
publication in memory of your child's baby who died. These memorial
tributes
will be printed in the publications. Submissions for the newsletter can be
sent to our address. Submissions will not be returned. Please note which age group when sending submissions and/ or to request a
newsletter.
The Cammie Rose Gammon Memorial Foundation- The Cammie Rose Gammon Memorial
Foundation is being created to help families cope with miscarriage and infant
loss as a non for profit organization. At this point, the foundation will
fund the children's book, "How I Remember Baby Cammie" and the newsletter,
"The
Feel Better Letter." It will also make contributions to SHARE, the national
support network for miscarriage and infant loss.