Mother honors stillborn son by bringing comfort to grieving families

MARSHALL, Mich. (InvestigateTV) — Sabrina and Brenden Miller walked through the doors of Oak Lawn Hospital with 17 bags full of comfort items, a delivery they make each year on their son’s birthday.Nurses in the birth center received the bags, which will eventually go to mothers of stillborn children.“I always hope that they just like sit in the room and get dusty and take up space, but knowing that that’s not what’s going to happen, and that someone’s going to find comfort in them, it’s bittersweet,” Sabrina Miller said.They’re called Beau’s Bags, named after the Millers’ son Beau Anthony, who was stillborn five years ago.“My two best friends brought care packages to the hospital for us, which is where Beau’s Bags came from,” Sabrina Miller said.The Millers assemble the bags at a children’s table in their home. Each bag contains socks, lotion, a notebook, a water bottle and other self-care items.“Writing letters to Beau helped a lot,” she said.Jill Hays, a nurse at Oak Lawn Birth Cent