from FoxNews Health
A photo of six women clad in rainbow colors, and either pregnant or holding their born children, is tugging at heart strings across the web, racking up more than 24,000 likes and being shared over 19,000 times in less than a week.
Fox 2 Now reported that the image isn’t going viral only for the subjects’ colorful ensembles— the image is meant to symbolize the women’s “rainbow babies,” or those children conceived following a miscarriage or stillbirth.
“A rainbow is a promise of sunshine after rain, of calm after storms, of joy after sadness, of peace after pain, of love after loss,” reads the post with the image, which Missouri photographer Alex Bolen shared Thursday on the Shutter Darling Photography, LLC Facebook page.
Fox 2 Now reported that the image isn’t going viral only for the subjects’ colorful ensembles— the image is meant to symbolize the women’s “rainbow babies,” or those children conceived following a miscarriage or stillbirth.
“A rainbow is a promise of sunshine after rain, of calm after storms, of joy after sadness, of peace after pain, of love after loss,” reads the post with the image, which Missouri photographer Alex Bolen shared Thursday on the Shutter Darling Photography, LLC Facebook page.
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