Photo: Dylan Brown/InstagramSarah Herron’s fiancé, Dylan Brown, is speaking out for the first time since the couple’s son died aftershe gave birth at 24 weeks pregnant.In a lengthy post onInstagram, Brown talked about his grieving experience, discussing how dealing with it in real life is different than dealing with it in his online life.“Here and now, I’ve felt stuck. I’ve felt this dread of sharing a loss no parent should have to endure. And it’s ironic because in the ‘real life,’ I felt we have faced the grief head-on. We had to… we couldn’t put it off and share it in a neat little package,” he wrote.“It was messy, and it ripped us apart. But we found a way to share with our families, our friends, and those who politely asked what happened. We’ll be unpacking the pain for years to come – most likely for the rest of our lives – but we were strong for each other, for Oliver, and through Love, found a way through it,” he detailed.Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Brown went on to explain that the “what-could-have-beens have torn me apart.““The places we would have gone, the activities we would have shared, the food loved and hated… And ultimately, the Love shared. This loss is the true gut-wrencher,” he explained.“But here we are – a month after Oliver came into the world – clinging to the few moments we had with him. He came out beautiful, far too beautiful. He had Sarah’s nose, her eyelids and my chin. We held him skin to skin, giving him the only thing he would ever know in this life of ups and downs: Love,” he continued.“Sarah cried onto his little face, I kissed off those tears. He squirmed a little, nestled onto our chests, as only a child can. He poured his heart into us and ours into him. He came into this life feeling Love, protection, and warmth,” he shared.Sarah Herron/instagramBrown concluded, “He would pass knowing only those things, the best of life’s offerings: Love. I feel comfort, knowing that. Knowing that he was the luckiest child alive, knowing that all he ever knew was Love.“TheBacheloralum, 36, and Brownannounced son Oliver’s deathearlier this month in a heartfelt Instagram post.“On January 28th, at 24 weeks old, our beautiful son Oliver Brown was born,” she began in the caption. “He passed awayin his dad’s arms shortly after.“In a touching carousel, Herron shared a photo holding her infant on her chest as her fiancé kissed her forehead, his hand next to Herron’s.
Photo: Dylan Brown/Instagram
Sarah Herron’s fiancé, Dylan Brown, is speaking out for the first time since the couple’s son died aftershe gave birth at 24 weeks pregnant.In a lengthy post onInstagram, Brown talked about his grieving experience, discussing how dealing with it in real life is different than dealing with it in his online life.“Here and now, I’ve felt stuck. I’ve felt this dread of sharing a loss no parent should have to endure. And it’s ironic because in the ‘real life,’ I felt we have faced the grief head-on. We had to… we couldn’t put it off and share it in a neat little package,” he wrote.“It was messy, and it ripped us apart. But we found a way to share with our families, our friends, and those who politely asked what happened. We’ll be unpacking the pain for years to come – most likely for the rest of our lives – but we were strong for each other, for Oliver, and through Love, found a way through it,” he detailed.Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Brown went on to explain that the “what-could-have-beens have torn me apart.““The places we would have gone, the activities we would have shared, the food loved and hated… And ultimately, the Love shared. This loss is the true gut-wrencher,” he explained.“But here we are – a month after Oliver came into the world – clinging to the few moments we had with him. He came out beautiful, far too beautiful. He had Sarah’s nose, her eyelids and my chin. We held him skin to skin, giving him the only thing he would ever know in this life of ups and downs: Love,” he continued.“Sarah cried onto his little face, I kissed off those tears. He squirmed a little, nestled onto our chests, as only a child can. He poured his heart into us and ours into him. He came into this life feeling Love, protection, and warmth,” he shared.Sarah Herron/instagramBrown concluded, “He would pass knowing only those things, the best of life’s offerings: Love. I feel comfort, knowing that. Knowing that he was the luckiest child alive, knowing that all he ever knew was Love.“TheBacheloralum, 36, and Brownannounced son Oliver’s deathearlier this month in a heartfelt Instagram post.“On January 28th, at 24 weeks old, our beautiful son Oliver Brown was born,” she began in the caption. “He passed awayin his dad’s arms shortly after.“In a touching carousel, Herron shared a photo holding her infant on her chest as her fiancé kissed her forehead, his hand next to Herron’s.
Sarah Herron’s fiancé, Dylan Brown, is speaking out for the first time since the couple’s son died aftershe gave birth at 24 weeks pregnant.
In a lengthy post onInstagram, Brown talked about his grieving experience, discussing how dealing with it in real life is different than dealing with it in his online life.
“Here and now, I’ve felt stuck. I’ve felt this dread of sharing a loss no parent should have to endure. And it’s ironic because in the ‘real life,’ I felt we have faced the grief head-on. We had to… we couldn’t put it off and share it in a neat little package,” he wrote.
“It was messy, and it ripped us apart. But we found a way to share with our families, our friends, and those who politely asked what happened. We’ll be unpacking the pain for years to come – most likely for the rest of our lives – but we were strong for each other, for Oliver, and through Love, found a way through it,” he detailed.
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Brown went on to explain that the “what-could-have-beens have torn me apart.”
“The places we would have gone, the activities we would have shared, the food loved and hated… And ultimately, the Love shared. This loss is the true gut-wrencher,” he explained.
“But here we are – a month after Oliver came into the world – clinging to the few moments we had with him. He came out beautiful, far too beautiful. He had Sarah’s nose, her eyelids and my chin. We held him skin to skin, giving him the only thing he would ever know in this life of ups and downs: Love,” he continued.
“Sarah cried onto his little face, I kissed off those tears. He squirmed a little, nestled onto our chests, as only a child can. He poured his heart into us and ours into him. He came into this life feeling Love, protection, and warmth,” he shared.
Sarah Herron/instagram
Brown concluded, “He would pass knowing only those things, the best of life’s offerings: Love. I feel comfort, knowing that. Knowing that he was the luckiest child alive, knowing that all he ever knew was Love.”
TheBacheloralum, 36, and Brownannounced son Oliver’s deathearlier this month in a heartfelt Instagram post.
“On January 28th, at 24 weeks old, our beautiful son Oliver Brown was born,” she began in the caption. “He passed awayin his dad’s arms shortly after.”
In a touching carousel, Herron shared a photo holding her infant on her chest as her fiancé kissed her forehead, his hand next to Herron’s.
source: people.com
