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Full-Term Stillbirths
A full-term stillbirth is the loss of a baby before birth occurring at 37 weeks of pregnancy or later. At this stage, many families are eagerly awaiting their baby's arrival and preparing to finally hold the little one they have carried, loved, and dreamed about.
 This page is a place to honor the babies who were lost at full-term and the families who were so ready to meet them. Here, we remember their lives, their stories, and the love that will always remain. Your baby is loved, your baby matters, and their story deserves to be remembered.
Bexley Ann VaughnÂ
On June 5th, 2026, our world changed forever. At 38 weeks pregnant, we learned that we would not be bringing our beautiful baby girl home.
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Bexley Ann was born at 5:41 PM, weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces and measuring 21 inches long. She had curly brown hair, big hands and feet, and the sweetest little button nose.
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There are truly no words to describe the pain and heartbreak we felt during our short time with her in the hospital. It is such a strange and heartbreaking feeling to wish you could go back and relive the worst day of your life, simply because it would mean getting to hold your sweet baby one more time.
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Our time with Bexley was far too short, but the love we have for her is endless. Bexley Ann, we will love you, remember you, and carry your name with us until our very last breath. We will continue to spread your legacy so that, even though you are no longer in our arms, your beautiful life will never be forgotten.
