One year ago, I embarked on what felt like one of the most daunting journeys of my life. After experiencing the heartbreak of stillbirth and pregnancy loss, I never imagined I would hold my rainbow baby in my arms. The term 'rainbow baby' holds a deep meaning for many parents who have suffered loss: it symbolizes hope and healing after a storm of grief. During this past year, every day has been filled with a mix of emotions—love and joy for Rhodes, alongside the ever-present memory of my first daughter, Daria. It's a bittersweet balance, but I've learned that it's okay to hold space for both grief and happiness simultaneously. Connecting with other mothers who share experiences of pregnancy after loss has been crucial for my healing. Support groups like #lossmom and forums dedicated to pregnancy after miscarriage or stillbirth provide comfort and understanding that is hard to find elsewhere. The birth details of Rhodes—his weight, length, and the date—are small reminders of this miracle I am grateful for daily. These moments reaffirm the preciousness of life and the strength it takes to hope again after loss. To anyone navigating pregnancy after miscarriage or stillbirth, remember that emotions can be complex and every journey is unique. Take the time to acknowledge your feelings and seek support when needed. Holding my rainbow baby has taught me resilience and gratitude in ways I never expected. Every smile and coo is a victory over the fears and pain that once seemed insurmountable. The path from loss to new life is challenging, but with hope, community, and love, healing is possible.