Amie added that the day was “a dream I’ve had since I was pregnant.” She wrote, “I knew I wanted to do something for both our girls to celebrate and remember them both, but when that was going to be I honestly had no idea.” The event, decorated with dozens of pink and gold balloons, was exactly what she had hoped for. She wrote, “To me, Saturday was perfect. I feel ‘healed.’” While the grief for their for Willow continues, she wrote, “But acknowledging both our girls the way we did on Saturday was a big step forward in healing our hurting hearts.”

READ: Michael’s brother, born with anencephaly, was a blessing – just not in the way he expected

While many parents of babies with anencephaly are pressured to end their child’s life in abortion, the Rohans spoke openly about their decision to carry Willow to term. Throughout the pregnancy, Amie shared photos and videos of her growing twin bump. Reflecting on those posts this year, she wrote, “It’s crazy, whilst I was in the thick of it, I thought I’d never be able to forget the pain I was in carrying the girls. But now looking back, all I think of is how is much I miss it! How much I miss those kicks, those little Bella & Willow kicks.”

Many parents of babies with anencephaly have treasured the brief time they have with their children, and at least one child with anencephaly has defied the odds, living much longer than expected. And while everyone hopes their child will be the one to prove the doctors wrong, a short life is never a reason for abortion.

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Amie added that the day was “a dream I’ve had since I was pregnant.” She wrote, “I knew I wanted to do something for both our girls to celebrate and remember them both, but when that was going to be I honestly had no idea.” The event, decorated with dozens of pink and gold balloons, was exactly what she had hoped for. She wrote, “To me, Saturday was perfect. I feel ‘healed.’” While the grief for their for Willow continues, she wrote, “But acknowledging both our girls the way we did on Saturday was a big step forward in healing our hurting hearts.”

READ: Michael’s brother, born with anencephaly, was a blessing – just not in the way he expected

While many parents of babies with anencephaly are pressured to end their child’s life in abortion, the Rohans spoke openly about their decision to carry Willow to term. Throughout the pregnancy, Amie shared photos and videos of her growing twin bump. Reflecting on those posts this year, she wrote, “It’s crazy, whilst I was in the thick of it, I thought I’d never be able to forget the pain I was in carrying the girls. But now looking back, all I think of is how is much I miss it! How much I miss those kicks, those little Bella & Willow kicks.”

Many parents of babies with anencephaly have treasured the brief time they have with their children, and at least one child with anencephaly has defied the odds, living much longer than expected. And while everyone hopes their child will be the one to prove the doctors wrong, a short life is never a reason for abortion.

“Like” Live Action News on Facebook for more pro-life news and commentary!

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