It's Perfect Post Award time again, a chance for bloggers to give a little extra recognition to their favorite post from the preceding month.
By sharing an intensely personal moment, Heather made herself vulnerable before an often harsh readership and impressed me even more with her openness than she has already. There's a reason she's the Queen of the Mommybloggers, y'all, and this is just one of them.
Now I hope you'll check out the other Perfect Post Award winners for October, either here or at my co-host Kimberly's place. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll bookmark. Trust me. Oh, and if you'd like to participate in future Perfect Post Awards, just shoot me an e-mail and I'll add you to the mailing list.
This time, I have to give my Perfect Post Award to Dooce. No, Heather Armstrong doesn't need my piddling little award, and no, she doesn't know me from Adam. But in this post, she eloquently and heartrendingly speaks for so many women who've experienced the horrific loss of a miscarriage- and she also helped dumbfucks like me understand just how painful (physically and emotionally) a miscarriage can be.
By sharing an intensely personal moment, Heather made herself vulnerable before an often harsh readership and impressed me even more with her openness than she has already. There's a reason she's the Queen of the Mommybloggers, y'all, and this is just one of them.
Now I hope you'll check out the other Perfect Post Award winners for October, either here or at my co-host Kimberly's place. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll bookmark. Trust me. Oh, and if you'd like to participate in future Perfect Post Awards, just shoot me an e-mail and I'll add you to the mailing list.
Petroville awarded WhyMommy @ DC Metro Moms Blog
Alex Year One awarded Playgroups are No Place for Children
Dark and Divine and Toddler Planet awarded Crib Chronicles
A Child is Born awarded Serving the Queens
One Plus Two awarded The Silent I
Mother May I awarded The Little Zygote That Could
Chicken And Cheese awarded Sandy And Kurt
Masked Mom awarded Lifenut
All Rileyed Up awarded Three and Holding
Blowtorch in the Middle awarded Toddler Planet
Susie J awarded Whee! All the Way Home
The Wooden Porch awarded Scribbit
Mrs. Incredible awarded Oh, the Joys
Miss Cellania awarded The Gunsmoke Files
I Obsess awarded Nonlinear Girl
Serendipity Mine awarded Absolutely Bananas
Pundit Mom awarded Lawyer Mama
Hotfessional awarded Redneck Mommy
Toddled Dredge awarded Navel Gazing
Our Life Together awarded A Day in the Life
Suburban Kamikaze awarded I am Bossy
Old Horsetail Snake awarded It's a Raggedy Life
Pass the Torch awarded Don't Try This At Home
MammaLoves awarded I'm Not a Girl, Not Yet a Wino
Marie Mallard awarded This Just In
Fertile Mertile awarded Magneto Bold Too!
Something to Say awarded Twas Brillig
Drowning in Laundry awarded Miss Britt
Pamela nominates Inland Empire Girl
Midwestern Mommy awarded Mamalogues
Letters to My Daughters awarded Momma Zen








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5 comments:
Well, here's something else to prevent me from taking a nap or a shower while Braden naps today...
I read Heather's post about miscarriage when she put it up (devoted doocie) and it ripped my heart out.
I know several people who have experienced this, and it's such a hard topic to talk about. The right words just never seem to be there....
Her openness was stunning. I hope she has found peace.
Heather's post was spot on -- that's almost exactly what happened to me with both my miscarriages.... physically and emotionally and the questions after the fact.
Deserving of an award!
Thanks for mentioning Heather's post. I went through the same thing in January and I agree with her: it's just awful.
With NaBlo, I haven't got a chance to read these yet, but can't wait to come back and get to them! I love reading them every month! Thanks!
Bit late catching up on my blog reading - sometimes work becomes a real distraction.
I had already read Heather's post before you awarded her and I agree - very deserving.
But, not sure about 'not knowing you from Adam' - I think I originally found you via Dooce.
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