Letters to My Daughter in Heaven: Grief Journal for Mothers and/or Fathers with prompts, Dear daughter letter pages, and pages for photos, writing, doodling memories: 6x9 120 misc. pages

Product Information

The bond between a loving father and his daughter is nearly impossible to describe in words. If you’re a father whose daughter has passed on, wish her a Happy Birthday in Heaven with a message similar to one of these. 15. “Happy Birthday in Heaven. Being your father has been my greatest joy. It still is, even if you’re no longer here.”

It’s not uncommon for a mother to feel that her chief responsibility is to be a strong role model for her daughter. While this is certainly one of the many duties mothers take on, it’s also important to remember that mothers often enjoy the pleasant surprise that comes from learning just how much their daughters have to teach them. ‘Happy Birthday in Heaven, Daughter’ Messages From a Grandparent Grant her the discernment to recognize healthy friendships and to distance herself from those who may lead her astray. Strengthen her to stand firm in her convictions and not be swayed by negative peer pressure.Only once a year, and it will never happen again, is this birthday. Celebrate life once again with your loved ones. I hope the sounds of games, singing, and laughing make your day enjoyable. After resigning the chancellorship, More retired to his family home. He attempted to live modestly and quietly, hoping to be left alone. But he was too famous and respected to be forgotten. Henry VIII knew that his controversial reformation would be far more credible if men such as More accepted it. As the premier intellectual in England, More’s opinion was too important to remain his own.

I'm still in love with you even though you've moved on to a better place and left me behind. I only want my little daughter to understand how much I adore her and how the gaping wound in my heart has gradually healed. One day, may you rest in peace in paradise for you deserve nothing less. Stating that a daughter “never ceases to be miraculous” suggests that even after her death a daughter can still touch the hearts of those who knew her. 12. “The universe took its time on you, crafted you to offer the world something different from everyone else” by Rupi Kaur Fill her heart with your peace, Lord, and replace the darkness of depression with the light of your love. Help her to see herself as you see her—a cherished and valuable soul.

You may want to compose a full “Happy Birthday in Heaven, Daughter” letter if you have a lot to say. Ideas for such a letter include the following. 21. Life update letter This poem suggests that birth, while a wonderful moment, cuts us off from our original home, implying that death may in fact be a means of returning to a happier state of being. This message, along with the poem’s general theme of yearning for something we’ve lost, makes it an appropriate choice for a “Happy Birthday in Heaven, Daughter” poem. I wish you love and laughter, / happiness and cheer, / I hope that you'll have fun / today… / And / throughout the coming / year.” 5. “Every One of Your Birthdays’ by Joanna Fuchs

One way for you and other members of your family to support each other during a painful time is to work on a single “Happy Birthday in Heaven, Daughter” letter together. What to Do in Memory of Your Deceased Daughter’s Birthday I entrust my daughter into your loving care, Lord, knowing that your love for her exceeds my own. May your presence be with her every moment of her day. Dear Jesus, we weep with you over the number of our kids who are buying into the lie that sexual pleasure is something to experiment with. We pray that our daughters would treasure their sexuality as a true gift from You, and that they would honor that gift by saving it as a precious treasure to give their future spouse. We ask that you would help them to be strong in the face of their own desires and that they would choose purity in the face of temptation.

I Carried You for Just 17 Weeks but I’ll Hold You in My Heart Forever

The well-loved picture frame sits on the shelf in your grandkids’ room; just high enough to be out of reach from curious toddler hands, but low enough for me to pull it down each time they ask about you. That photo of you— it has always been my favorite. You look so happy, so healthy, so whole . . . just the way that I want these sweet grandbabies of yours—the ones you never got to meet—to know you. Because although you may be in Heaven, they will know you. Heavenly Father, I come before you with a heavy heart, concerned about the distance that has grown between my daughter and me. Lord, you understand the complexities of human relationships, and you know the pain I feel.