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Utah mother turns heartbreak into hope through flower farm honoring babies lost too soon

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As October marks Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, one Utah County flower farm has a personal mission built out of grief and loss. At Wild Spring Flowers in Utah Valley, owner Jordy Smith is turning unimaginable heartbreak into something beautiful for other families.

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