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iSix years after one of my twins died, my daughter came home from her first day of school and said, “Pack another lunch for my sister.” “I’m 37. Six years ago, I gave birth to twins. The delivery room was chaos: doctors running around, machines beeping nonstop. Suddenly… silence. “One of the babies,” they told me, “didn’t survive.” Complications. I didn’t even see her. See more
Six years after the death of one of my twin daughters, my second daughter wrote to me on her first day of school: “Prepare one more lunchbox for my sister.”
The Day Our World Split Apart
My husband Daniel and I had always dreamed of having children.
When the doctor announced we were expecting identical twin girls, we laughed, cried, and hugged each other in the middle of the examination room.
We named them…
Emma and Lily.
Although they looked almost identical, their personalities couldn’t have been more different.
Emma was fearless.
She climbed every tree.
Asked impossible questions.
Collected bugs inside jars.
Laughed louder than anyone.
Lily was gentle.
She loved books.
She whispered to animals.
She cried whenever someone else was hurt.
They were inseparable.
If Emma scraped her knee, Lily cried.
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