She looks preciously like her sisters in that first picture. I remember Leah when I walk by her old NICU bed and when we sing a song in church which you all included in her funeral service. While I am sad during those songs, I love your reminder that she gets to sing those songs of praise without a broken and pained body. The Lord has indeed been good to all of us, and not for nothing.

Liz, thanks for sharing this beautiful eulogy and testimony with us! And thanks for letting us all walk with you in whatever measure we were able to over these months. Your faith is strong and real and deep. May Jesus continue to be your and all your family's strength, joy, peace and hope.
with love and prayer, Michael

Liz, you write beautifully. Tim and Emily are her babysitters in heaven. xox

Liz, Leah is so beautiful. Her sweet soul shines through. She has touched so many people in so many ways. She will be remembered.

Dear Liz, thank you for sharing the eulogy for Leah. It is a real testament to your faith in God in the midst of such sadness. You and Julian and your girls are a family that truly lives God's word. May He give you all comfort in your loss.

Your thoughts on all the things "that were for something" have really touched me. That is such a true and healing perspective. I am grateful that you opened up the chance for many of us to have prayed for and with you all throughout your pregnancy and Leah's life here on earth. Much love to you all as you continue to grieve, and to heal and to walk by faith. Patty

thanks so much for sharing your eulogy for Leah, Liz. I love hearing about the ways God has brought so many "somethings" to you-- so many graces-- through this painful and sorrowful experience. We're continuing to pray for you and your family as you grieve and remember baby Leah, that God's love will surround you

Thanks so much for sharing Leah's eulogy. She was a blessing from God during her stay on earth.

Dearest Liz and Julian - Praying daily for your comfort and peace, knowing that precious Baby Leah is ever in the arms of her Savior. The Lord is kind and merciful (Psalm 103) and in His mercy He chose to rescue Leah unto Himself. May He now bring peace, and comfort, and healing to your own hearts. We love you dearly.
Aunt Mimi and Uncle Matt,
Cousins Matthew and Allie ❤️

Thanks for sharing the autopsy results and the eulogy. Praying for grace and peace as you mark this milestone.