Handprint On My Heart
Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support
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Indelible Ice Images began on Claire’s EDD,
or as we like to call it...
Extraordinary Due Date, March 10, 2010.
While out celebrating our Little Love’s date, the idea of etching her name on the ice came to me as a way of honouring her and where she was born.
I have always loved the intricate patterns that can be found in the ice and thought it would provide a creative and unique frame for our Sweet Baby Girl’s name!
I would be honoured to have your baby(ies) join her...
To find your image,
type your baby’s first name into the box below and then click on the
magnifying glass.
Samples
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Indelible: {in-del-uh-buhl}
Impossible to remove, erase, or wash away; permanent
Unable to be forgotten; memorable
Akin to our babies...
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**Closed until further notice**
Please refer to my blog post “Rattled” from
Wednesday April, 6th, 2011
for further details.
Thank you for your understanding.
X ♥ O
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If you would like to make a request please contact me at homh@me.com with the following information:
~Your baby(ies)’s name(s)
***If you lost your babe early on, please let me know and I will gladly etch a snowflake on the ice for your lost little one***
I would also love to add the following along with your picture, if you so choose:
~Your baby(ies)’s birth/passing date(s)
~A personal message, quote, or poem
~Your blog address
** If you do not see your baby’s name in the
‘On the road to completion’ wait list and/or
receive an email confirming that I have
received your request within one week
of placing it, please resend.**
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Welcome to the ice road...
*Click on images below to see them in full clarity.*
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The ice road
The images are taken in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada on the Dettah Winter Ice Road which crosses Great Slave Lake.
The ice measures anywhere from 7 inches to 4 feet thick.
The all-season road is a 27km (18.8 mi) drive.
The winter ice road is a
6.4 km (4 mi) drive.
The ice road is typically open to vehicles (airplanes included!) from December to April .
interesting links
on the road to completion...
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Thanks for your patience!
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Madicken
Bryston Ray & Peanut
Jessica & her 6 snowflake siblings
Max
Robbie
&
Baby Hope
&
Faith Anne
Butter
Madison
Nora
Johnny Giovanni
Zach
Gregory
Raley
Aurora
Bodhi & Snowflake
Malik Zachariah
&
Donchea Dion
Madeline
Duncan
Blaine
Leandra
Laken
Angel Grace
Jacob
Casey Marie
Alexandra
Feodora Laurent
&
Serenity Grace
&
Devon James
Makaila
Riley & Peyton
Raegan Clara
Bryston & Colton
Baby Shook
Brinley
Kenner
Andrew Noah
&
Benjamin Levi
&
Caleb Thomas
Carley Noel & her 2 snowflake siblings
Aiden
Dakota & Bailey
&
Rylee
&
Jaydon
Jamiz
Brett*
Catriona & Snowflake
Adam
Gracie
Peyton
&
Peter
&
Lauren
Micah
Bump
&
Skye
&
Adel
&
Echo
Wyatt
&
Ethan
&
Chandler
&
Kendall
&
Mary
Eleora
Jeremiah
Calypso
*Erik*
**Erik’s mommy, please contact me**
Lily
Etched name:
Etched snowflake for early loss:
