That my babies would be forgotten,” Colasurdo said. 'When I went through my experience, that was my biggest fear. Today, she assembles the bereavement boxes with her daughter, 1.5-year-old Ada, by her side. She says making the baby bereavement boxes is a way to honor all three boys while she grieves. To remember, she keeps her boys’ footprints stamped on a piece of paper and tattooed on her wrist. But at five months, Colasurdo lost her twins.Ĭolasurdo says she would never wish her loss on anyone. Two years after the loss of Ira, Colasurdo became pregnant with twin boys, Arlo, and Owen.

So, we never got to meet him,” Colasurdo said. 'I got to about five months and we found out that he had a lot of anomalies that weren’t compatible with life. In 2018, Colasurdo was expecting her first child - a baby boy named 'Ira.' Lighting Typo Lighting Lighting 10 items Sort View Categories Price New Arrival Brand Size On Sale Colour Add To Bag Led Shaped Mirror 15.00 BUY 2, GET 30 OFF Add To Bag Led Shaped Mirror 15.00 Add To Bag Sunset Lamp 30.00 BUY 2, GET 30 OFF Add To Bag Usb Cascading Lights 25.00 BUY 2, GET 30 OFF Add To Bag Alpha Tube Light 3.

'I wish there wasn't a reason that we have to make these boxes,” Colasurdo said. The boxes are a little bit larger than a shoebox, tied tight with a black ribbon.Īs a charge nurse at Valleywise Hospital, not only was it important for her to serve her patients, but to comfort them. Jessica Colasurdo has assembled and given 25 boxes filled with a teddy bear, candle, notebook, handkerchief, handmade bracelet, necklace, seeds, and a small clay flowerpot to grieving parents.

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