@GrayCatLove 125872 wrote:

That is a lovely tattoo.

As some folks on here know, I’m a pediatric nurse. I think this would be a great example to show grieving parents special ways if they ask how others have grieved losses in non-traditional ways. This is beautifully done and a lovely way never to forget.

That is awesome and thank you for what you do some of the nurses during his surgery were so helpful and nice that they have become part of the family. That would be great! I know it can be harder to deal with actual loss through things like this but it was my personal way of honoring him and that was he grows up he knows he is loved and we are all by his side good or bad.

@GrayCatLove 125873 wrote:

A lot of tattooed people hear the, “Oh, you’ll regret that when you’re ____.” I have to say, I fall into the category of no regrets so far, but like you, I always had well considered reasons for WHY I got the tattoo. Even my first one, which is so dinky and now isn’t as lovely as the second two, I still love.

Yeah I think that’s the biggest arguement against tattoos but honestly anything that you like or has relevance isn’t something that I personally would regret even if one day the tattoo does look like a blob I’ll always know what the blob used to be and that really is the only thing that matters to me.

@buttwheat 125851 wrote:

Hi I like pie

If that is true then I can see we will get along as I also like pie

@peterpoose 125841 wrote:

Looks nice mate, poor little fellow 🙁

Thank you 🙂 He is one of the toughest people I know nothing phases him whatsoever!