This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one Isaiah Irvin who was born in Phoenix, Arizona on February 11, 2010 and passed away on February 11, 2010. We will remember him forever.

 "For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, declares the Lord. As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts than your thoughts."
Isaiah 55; 8,9

Happy 4th of July in Heaven my sweet baby boy! Kisses from your baby sister!

^{Mommy and Sister Love you Isaiah!  Happy Easter big brother!}

 Thank you Lorraine for this lovely graphic!

Happy St. Patricks Day 2011

Mommy & your sister Olivia

We miss you baby boy!

Happy Valentines Day 2011

2011 

2/9/2010 I was told your heart was no longer beating.  That was the day my world stopped.  You are forever missed.  Until we meet again my angel mommy will always miss you.

Your new baby sister. Born on Dec 14th, 2010

My Christmas Angel.  You will never be forgotten!

Thank you my friend in grief Lorriane for this graphic of my angel

This is your Zebra costume that you were to wear this Halloween.  Missing you Isaiah!

 Isaiah's story

On August 7, 2009 I made an appointment with my OBGYN because I was experiencing sharp pains in my ovaries. I have PCOS which causes me to to develop multiple cyst on my ovaries, and also causes me to be infertile. When I went to the doctors I was thinking that a cyst had ruptured and the reason for the pain. I explained all the symptoms to nurse Laura, and she asked me "do you think you could be pregnant?" I said "no" because I knew I couldn't be since I was infertile. I remember Dr. Charles put me on fertility drugs and nothing was working. I was just not ovulating. However, on that day August 7th God answered my pleads and prayers to become pregnant. I remember Dr. Charles coming into the room and saying lets do a pregnancy test, and I was thinking why, but I quickly agreed. It seemed like two seconds later she came back and told me "two lines mean your pregnant!" I burst into tears of joy! Could I really be pregnant after so many years of wanting to have a baby? The answer was yes I was 6 weeks pregnant, and I was so extremely happy. Dr. Charles told me then about the chances of miscarriage due to my low level of progesterone which was caused by the PCOS. My first trimester was full of up's and down's of concern that I may lose this precious life that was growing inside of my womb, and in my heart. However, I remember thinking wow I made it to my second trimester without morning sickness, and I couldn't feel more blessed.

Every appointment we went to we always received good news. The baby was healthy and had a strong heart beat. In November of 2009 we found out we were having a boy. I was overwhelmed with joy. The ultrasound tech told us " I can tell this baby is going to be tall" He was going to take after his daddy who is 6'6". Life was good and I was enjoying every kick to the bladder from this little angel.

I reached my third trimester with no difficulty and I had 6 weeks to my due date, and on February 9, 2010 our life was turned up side down. I had been so busy at work to count my baby's kicks, so then I got home and thought did I really not feel him move for two days? Derrick suggested I call the doctor just to be reassured that everything was okay. Never did we think that something was wrong. I had read that babies sometimes move less as they get bigger because there is less room in the uterus. I truly wish that was true in my case. I ended up going to the emergency room and still in denial that something was wrong. The nurses tried for about 30 mins to find a heartbeat. I remember telling the nurse try here as I pointed to the spot where I had picked up a heartbeat with my in home heart monitor before I left for the emergancy room. Little did I know that I was only picking up my own heart beat. The ultrasound tech came in and confirmed my worst fear. Our baby boy was gone just that fast. I remember thinking God didn't bless me with a child just to take him from me. I couldn't believe that he was gone. We burst into tears and disbelief.

My doctor was called in and she came in and said "I am so sorry" with tears in her eyes she tried to comfort me the best she could, but who and what can comfort you at a time of sorrow. I remember asking her cant you just do a c-section and pull him out and start his heart again? There had to be something they could do for him. This couldn't be the way his story would end. NO NO NO is all I keep thinking. This is a nightmare I have to wake up. I have to wake up. I have to wake up, but it was reality and I was experiencing a pain that no one should have to feel.

Dr. Charles told me that she would induce labor and that I had to deliver the baby vaginally. I was thinking for the two days that I was in labor how am I going to survive this pain. God I need strength is all I kept and keep praying for because I knew and know that I could not go on with this pain that has overtaken my entire body, mind, and soul.

Isaiah Patrick Irvin was born sleeping due to a cord accident on February 11, 2010 weighing 5lbs, 4oz and was 19inch long. He is a beautiful angel that will live in our hearts forever. His memory will be kept alive for as long as I have breath in me. Until we meet again my precious angel.

Love Mommy.

My son, your beautiful face is foverever engraved in my vision.

Thank you Lorraine for these beautiful graphic's for my angel.

Keli & Isaiah angel friends in heaven

http://kelli-georgewarrington.memory-of.com

 Thank you Jen Allen for this ^ beautiful graphic for my little angel!

Isaiah's Angel friends, please visit their sites and light a candle in their honor.

http://myangelvinnie.memory-of.com

http://nicky-white.memory-of.com/About.aspx

http://bjoutlawii.memory-of.com

http://kelli-georgewarrington.memory-of.com

April is Autism awareness month.  Please light a blue light to support all our children with Autism.

To my lil brother I was going to teach you how to make music like Daddy and me!  I miss you!

                 Isaiah's mommy loves her family in Texas.  I miss you all! 

In memory of my grandmother Mary B. Vitagliano 7/17/1931-2/2/2005.  Lost her 10year battle with breast cancer.  We miss you grandmo!