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Cancer has a way of taking things you never realized you’d grieve. The day I ran my fingers through her hair, strands coating them, I realized I wouldn’t be brushing Whimsy’s hair much longer. It’s such a small thing, until it isn’t. Tiny curls on her pillow. Hair caught in my fingers after bath time. Hair loss is one of the first visible reminders that life has changed. Watching Whimsy lose hers has been one of the hardest parts of this journey. It wasn’t just hair. It was the little curls I tucked behind her ears, the wispy strands that caught the sunlight, and all the ordinary moments I never imagined I’d miss. If sharing these pieces of our story helps even one family feel less alone, or encourages one person to learn more about childhood cancer, then this vulnerable part of our lives is worth opening. Today her curls are returning🤍
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Cancer has a way of taking things you never realized you’d grieve. The day I ran my fingers through her hair, strands coating them, I realized I wouldn’t be brushing Whimsy’s hair much longer. It’s such a small thing, until it isn’t. Tiny curls on her pillow. Hair caught in my fingers after bath time. Hair loss is one of the first visible reminders that life has changed. Watching Whimsy lose hers has been one of the hardest parts of this journey. It wasn’t just hair. It was the little curls I tucked behind her ears, the wispy strands that caught the sunlight, and all the ordinary moments I never imagined I’d miss. If sharing these pieces of our story helps even one family feel less alone, or encourages one person to learn more about childhood cancer, then this vulnerable part of our lives is worth opening. Today her curls are returning🤍
A very happy Mother’s Day to all the magical woman🤍 for a lot of us it’s gratitude, grief and love and sometimes all at once.
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A very happy Mother’s Day to all the magical woman🤍 for a lot of us it’s gratitude, grief and love and sometimes all at once.
women’s bodies are pure magic- divinely designed to create, grow and nurture life. we become the bridge between heaven and earth guiding life into this world. With that our bodies transform and stretch. I used to feel the need to bend and force it back into how it used to look only to realize that it has been home to four other bodies. This final stage is filled with grace and slowing down🤍
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women’s bodies are pure magic- divinely designed to create, grow and nurture life. we become the bridge between heaven and earth guiding life into this world. With that our bodies transform and stretch. I used to feel the need to bend and force it back into how it used to look only to realize that it has been home to four other bodies. This final stage is filled with grace and slowing down🤍
thankful for each and every nurse and doctor along our journey who helped us get through and out the other end🤍
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thankful for each and every nurse and doctor along our journey who helped us get through and out the other end🤍
pediatric cancer awareness month🎗️ I don’t think I’ll ever have the right words to write about this chapter of our lives and sharing something this personal will never feel easy either. The comfort we found in other families sharing their stories made our own journey feel a little less lonely. Whimsy is in remission now, words I’ll always be grateful to say. thinking of all the little ones and their families fighting this battle daily🤍
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pediatric cancer awareness month🎗️ I don’t think I’ll ever have the right words to write about this chapter of our lives and sharing something this personal will never feel easy either. The comfort we found in other families sharing their stories made our own journey feel a little less lonely. Whimsy is in remission now, words I’ll always be grateful to say. thinking of all the little ones and their families fighting this battle daily🤍
what’s your favorite soup?🥣
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what’s your favorite soup?🥣
first time we left the house after birth 🥹 @revolve #revolvepartner
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first time we left the house after birth 🥹 @revolve #revolvepartner
favorite nostalgic candy? 🍬
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favorite nostalgic candy? 🍬
do you have a baby name list?🎀
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do you have a baby name list?🎀
feels like yesterday🤍
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feels like yesterday🤍
#AveenoPartner My sensitive skin deserves to feel nourished, and smell delicious. The new Aveeno® Sensitive Skin Scents are formulated for sensitive skin, and are available on Amazon @aveenous
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#AveenoPartner My sensitive skin deserves to feel nourished, and smell delicious. The new Aveeno® Sensitive Skin Scents are formulated for sensitive skin, and are available on Amazon @aveenous
ahhhh!! the secret is finally out!! After a year in the making, my small batch roasted garlic oil has arrived, made with my friends at @algaecookingclub 🧄 what are you going to cook with it?
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ahhhh!! the secret is finally out!! After a year in the making, my small batch roasted garlic oil has arrived, made with my friends at @algaecookingclub 🧄 what are you going to cook with it?
do have long or short hair?🤍 the most beautiful furniture from @oliveateliers
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do have long or short hair?🤍 the most beautiful furniture from @oliveateliers
Birth story🦌 Putting my birth story into words has taken me over a month. Not because birth was traumatic or scary but because it hasn’t felt like I ever made it back into my body after to write it all down. A couple weeks before birth we moved into our house and started making it a home. In between moving boxes, empty clothing hangers and making simple meals I wasn’t fully grasping that I could be giving birth any day. When I hit 37 weeks I felt that shift. Instead of pushing all thoughts and worries about this big change aside I welcomed them, embraced them. When my midwife checked me two days before going into labor I was 2cm dilated. Knowing how tired my body was I asked her to do a membrane sweep in the hopes that it would move things along. Having had prodromal labor with Whimsy I didn’t have high hopes of going into labor that same night. So, as the sun set and we started unwinding I bathed in the feeling of knowing that she would let me know when she was ready. The night before my birthday, as I was running errands, I felt an intense Braxton Hicks’s contraction. Intuitively I knew I was going into labor but didn’t want to fully acknowledge it. I started timing them and slowly made my way home. The drive back to the house felt like hours and with every deep breath I took, I felt realization washing over me. When I made it home I didn’t want to have Lucky worry or get excited about us having a baby that night and surely I wouldn’t have her on my birthday, right? So I made us dinner, we ate and every time I felt a contraction I breathed through it. When Lucky came back downstairs after tucking the kids in bed I told him that my contractions were picking up in intensity. He saw how tense I was, grabbed my hand and ran me a shower. Unlike my previous two labors the contractions kept rolling in gradually and in between I had the clarity to get myself ready for bed since I didn’t think she’d make her arrival. At 10:30 my contractions started to shift into feeling the urge to push. When I dropped to my knees infront of our bed, Lucky knew it was time to call the midwife who was still an hour and a half away.
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Birth story🦌 Putting my birth story into words has taken me over a month. Not because birth was traumatic or scary but because it hasn’t felt like I ever made it back into my body after to write it all down. A couple weeks before birth we moved into our house and started making it a home. In between moving boxes, empty clothing hangers and making simple meals I wasn’t fully grasping that I could be giving birth any day. When I hit 37 weeks I felt that shift. Instead of pushing all thoughts and worries about this big change aside I welcomed them, embraced them. When my midwife checked me two days before going into labor I was 2cm dilated. Knowing how tired my body was I asked her to do a membrane sweep in the hopes that it would move things along. Having had prodromal labor with Whimsy I didn’t have high hopes of going into labor that same night. So, as the sun set and we started unwinding I bathed in the feeling of knowing that she would let me know when she was ready. The night before my birthday, as I was running errands, I felt an intense Braxton Hicks’s contraction. Intuitively I knew I was going into labor but didn’t want to fully acknowledge it. I started timing them and slowly made my way home. The drive back to the house felt like hours and with every deep breath I took, I felt realization washing over me. When I made it home I didn’t want to have Lucky worry or get excited about us having a baby that night and surely I wouldn’t have her on my birthday, right? So I made us dinner, we ate and every time I felt a contraction I breathed through it. When Lucky came back downstairs after tucking the kids in bed I told him that my contractions were picking up in intensity. He saw how tense I was, grabbed my hand and ran me a shower. Unlike my previous two labors the contractions kept rolling in gradually and in between I had the clarity to get myself ready for bed since I didn’t think she’d make her arrival. At 10:30 my contractions started to shift into feeling the urge to push. When I dropped to my knees infront of our bed, Lucky knew it was time to call the midwife who was still an hour and a half away.
who had crushed up dry ramen as a kid?😭
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who had crushed up dry ramen as a kid?😭
where did you grow up? 🤍
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where did you grow up? 🤍
well… looks like we’re starting from scratch
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well… looks like we’re starting from scratch
thank you🤍 I’ve created a page to share other families GoFundMe links! https://www.gofundme.com/u/nara-smith
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thank you🤍 I’ve created a page to share other families GoFundMe links! https://www.gofundme.com/u/nara-smith
do you have a dog?🤍
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do you have a dog?🤍
What’s your favorite Christmas movie? can you guess mine?💚
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What’s your favorite Christmas movie? can you guess mine?💚

Nara Smith (@narasmith) Instagram Stats & Analytics

Nara Smith (@narasmith) has 4.87M Instagram followers with a 2.34% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 150 posts, Nara Smith received 3.54M total likes and 626M impressions, averaging 23.6K likes per post. This page tracks Nara Smith's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily. To benchmark @narasmith against other accounts, use Socialpruf's Instagram competitor analysis tool.

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