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Hi, I’m Jenna Wright and I am honored to be able to be here today to speak to you. I am a part of this club that no one wants to be a part of, but once you join you are surrounded by love and support. I want to share a quote with you all[…]

I once tried to write a blog post about what if I never found a purpose to my pain, or a reason to it? What if I never started a foundation, had an article written about my Katherine, ended up on the news, or even volunteered and did great things in my Katherine’s honor? What[…]

Guest post by Nicole Fisher I read Nicole’s words and I just had to ask her if I could share them. It’s hard to imagine what life will be like after something terrible happens. With Hannah’s Wish that terrible thing we always deal with is the loss of a baby.  I’m not good at looking[…]

There’s one question I’m asked by many women, regardless of whether they are struggling with infertility, miscarriage or infant loss: “WHY is this happening?”.  That’s a good question I also asked myself.  What GOOD could possibly come of this?  How can any purpose be found in this?  I learned I wouldn’t see anything good or[…]

Because Faith Without Works Is Dead Many have asked why I started Hannah’s Wish. Simply put, God has put in on my heart. I am more passionate about this than I’ve been about anything in a while. I’ve been through the fire and it has refined me. I have found purpose. We started trying for[…]

People ask me why I have been so honest with my seven-year-old daughter about our losses. I told her last year when we lost our third.  She was 6 at the time.  I know that is pretty young to wrap your little mind around something so big.  My answer to those people who ask is[…]

Asking for help is hard.  As I am going through this journey that is Hannah’s Wish, I am realizing that the Doctor’s offices will have information for you.  You have to ask it seems.  Am I the only one who wasn’t offered any information?  The last time I lost a baby I was escorted into[…]

My favorite verse is Romans 12:12. Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer. Romans was written by Paul the Apostle and he wrote it to the church in Rome. He was basically introducing himself and spreading the word of God. Be joyful in hope. To me this means to keep hoping! I[…]

Some people ask me why not have this group at the hospital or why the one’s that already exist at the hospital aren’t good enough. It’s not that they aren’t good enough or that that they aren’t doing great things. It’s not that there is anything wrong with being in a hospital. Hannah’s Wish provides[…]