Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Fix You.....


I shared in this post the lovely slide show my husband made in October to remember our sweet little Aiden and the time we had with him....it was simply beautiful.

Fix You was one of the songs Nygel used in the slide show. Completely fitting because all he has tried to do since we lost Aiden is fix me. I have this song on my current play list and I cry every time I hear it. I wish I didn't have to be fixed.......

I looked into the song in more detail and learned that the song is thought to have been written by Chris Martin for his wife Gwyneth Paltrow after her father passed away. It was a song to help someone grieving a terrible loss. Supposedly when she returned from the hospital after her father passed she told Chris he was the only one who could fix her.

I get that. I would not be standing today if Nygel had not spent the last 14 months trying to fix me. I am truly blessed.

The song lyrics are often stuck in my head these days. Especially these words:


And the tears come streaming down your face
When you lose something you can't replace 
When you love someone, but it goes to waste 
Could it be worse?

I've lost something so dear and precious....someone who can never be replaced. Aiden isn't here and that is so horrible and wrong.

But some how on this journey, on this terrible road, I'm slowly becoming fixed. 

Now let's get this straight- I am in no way my old self.  I'm no longer the girl who was naive to the terrible tragedies that can occur when you are trying to bring a new life into this world. I'm still struggling and will always long for my Aiden. I can't tolerate a bunch of crap and people who don't appreciate their precious children make me sick. I will NEVER be the old me. I will ALWAYS have sad/hard/overwhelmingly horrible days. I will still always wonder why my little Aiden is not here with us. Having Mason does not remove the pain of losing Aiden. I will forever work to make sure Aiden's life is remembered.

But the love of my husband, my sweet sweet children, and the hope I have for the future has slowly, slowly, slowly begun to build me back up. I'm not fixed and I know never will be completely. But I have faith that I will continue to heal and become the best new me I can be. And all I can do is my best.

Tears stream down on your face
When you lose something you cannot replace 
Tears stream down on your face 
And I... 

Lights will guide you home 
And ignite your bones 
And I will try to fix you


My Family



12 comments:

Lj82 said...

A great song. :)

I don't know whether her father passed before she had Apple & Moses, but apparently she's said in interviews it's comforting to have someone new who is 1/4 her dad... And you, you have someone new who is 50% that man who has been fixing you... nice way to think of it, huh? :)

Xox

Lisa said...

Love that song also. I can totally relate to what you write - I feel like since the birth of my rainbow in October, I am slowly being "fixed". It's hard to sort all the emotions, isn't it? I don't know if you have ever watched the show "So You Think You Can Dance" but there was a number performed to "Fix You" and it is amazing. Check it out on You Tube.

Molly said...

Love that song and your necklace!

Ashley said...

Love your necklace. I have the same feelings...slowly I am being fixed into a different person BUT a little bit put back together. Of course we will never be the same, we are without our child...something that should never happen to anyone.

Caroline said...

Love all of it <3 Especially your beautiful family.

Holly said...

Never heard that song before so thanks for sharing it!

Natasha said...

I love that LJ :) It's a great way to think of it!

Lisa I have seen that dance from SYTYCD- it's beautiful!

Hannah Rose said...

wow, this necklace is beautiful! I'd love one for my babies.

Your blog design is beautiful. I found your blog on faces of loss, faces of hope.

I'd love to have you follow along on my blog as well: www.roseandherlily.blogspot.com

Anonymous said...

that necklace is beautiful <3

Nicole said...

Beautiful post and COMPLETELY gorgeous necklace! I love it!

Never heard the song, but I'll have to check it out!

DandelionBreeze said...

Such a beautiful song... I never knew that story about why it was written. I'm listening to it now while catching up on your blog news... so special. I've missed you all so much and lovely to read your words again. Love to you, Nygel, Aiden and Mason... you are a wonderful family :) xoxo

Crystal Theresa said...

i love this song, and i love this post and your beautiful necklace. i agree that will never be fully healed, but we are blessed to be surrounded by loved ones who are working to fix us.

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