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In the days following the heartbreaking news, Nat proposed an idea to commemorate their daughter. They decided to write letters to their baby, letters that they would keep with her remains during the cremation. This act provided a way to confront their grief and ensure that Daisy, as they named her, would not be forgotten. Writing served as a therapeutic process, allowing them to express their love and heartbreak, while creating a tangible memorial to their little girl.