But I didn't want to move on. Not for a long while. I had formed a relationship with our baby, daring to map out a little of our future together. But beyond medical forms, conversations with my stunned and deeply saddened husband, my texts to people about our loss and my memories of such a bond, there was nothing else to show the whole episode happened.
Like millions of women before me, the baby lived within me and died within me. My body and mind were the keeper and witness.

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "But I didn't want to move on. Not for a long while. I had formed a relationship with our baby, daring to map out a little of our future together. But beyond medical forms, conversations with my stunned and deeply saddened husband, my texts to people about our loss and my memories of such a bond, there was nothing else to show the whole episode happened.
Like millions of women before me, the baby lived within me and died within me. My body and mind were the keeper and witness." in the context of ""Emma Barnett: 'Why I wanted a certificate after losing my baby'", BBC News (20 March 2024)
• On applying for a baby loss certificate under a new provision introduced in February 2024 allowing Barnett to commemorate the baby she miscarried in February 2022." to mean that wisdom is timeless.