Experiencing a miscarriage is a devastating event filled with grief and sadness. For Whitney Quinton and her husband Brett, this pain was compounded by the challenges of Whitney’s health issues, including endometriosis. After years of trying, Whitney finally became pregnant, but during a routine check-up, they received heartbreaking news—their baby had severe health complications, including a misplaced heart, missing kidney, and abnormal limb development.

The radiologist suggested termination, which left Whitney in shock and despair. The couple spent the next two weeks grappling with their emotions, praying for guidance. Ultimately, they decided to induce labor, believing it was best for their baby.

Whitney delivered their daughter, Ruby-Jo, who was born lifeless. Overwhelmed by grief, Whitney found some solace in her husband’s words: “She’s with our family in Heaven, and she’s not in pain anymore. I am so proud of you.” These words continued to comfort Whitney as she processed the difficult decision they had to make.