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What's Your Song... Link Up

I think this is more the song of my life at the moment, but it seemed like the song I needed to share first on this Link Up journey. As we battle with infertility, we look for support anywhere we can. Websites, blogs and support groups are easier to find, but songs aren't. There are thousands of love songs, but only a few infertility songs. It's hard to talk about and hard to sing about, but I thank Kellie Coffey every day for doing exactly that. Here's I Would Die For That by Kellie Coffey.


 
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  1. Very moving song & video- best of luck for you all. I will keep you all in prayer.

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  2. I have heard this song, and seen this video before. It has such a heartfelt message. I don't understand what you are going through, but I hope you know that you are in my thoughts. Thanks for sharing something that is so personal to you.

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  3. WOW!!!!! Amazing!

    Thanks so much for coming over to my blog and linking up! I hope you had fun!!!!! See you next week;)

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