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The dying babies whose brief lives are preserved forever in these photos
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Although those are really sad LT,they are also very beautiful.
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Breaks your heart, i had a big sister that just made it to that stage
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Read this online earlier and it is heartbreakingly beautiful. How people cope with that is beyond me but the pictures are so tasteful.
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Not sure about this at all, the pictures are beatufully poignant, for me some things are so intensely private, i can understand the need to preseve the memory but sharing online, not for me.
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:shrug: if they are having them done for free then fine.
Otherwise it seems a tad morbd to be making money on the back of people's grief. Not at all fussy on the ones with rings on, just a bit too much posed for me. My niece has lots of pics of her little boy, taken by family and friends in his very short life. |
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Clicked the link, there's even more pictures in the article and they almost brought me to tears. Had to chew on my bottom lip for a few seconds. Soul destroying. :(
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WHAT'S beautiful about the pictures, is not the baby, which probably has no self awareness, what is beautiful about them is the UNCONDITIONAL LOVE that a parent feels.
These pictures make me feel bad for the parents, not the child. |
Omg the third one os so tiny :(
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its heart breaking.
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