This is Pumpkin
Little back story first on how he became my cat. So a couple days before I took this picture, in a span of three days I found out I was pregnant, and then I had a miscarriage. This cat saw how low and how depressed I was from losing my little bean. He never left my side. And the people who had the cat prior to me saw how he was and said he’s yours. It looks like he needs you as much as you need him. And that’s when i realized the saying “when one door closes, another one opens” was really true. This week i would have been between 8-12 weeks. To all the mamas out there who have lost a child due to miscarriages. I am so sorry. I never really understood the pain until I lived through it. May God be with y’all. May he give you the strength to keep pushing forward and be patient. Our time will come #lossofachild #miscarriage #ourtimewillcome
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