<human>: Just a bit of background, I'm diabetic type 1 so the pregnancy was never going to be easy but I lost my son, Dylan, at 30 weeks in February. Because he was late term I had to go through giving birth to him and we got to hold him for a little while and take some pictures. 

Honestly, is the most difficult time I have ever had to get through in my life and I'm still not over it. How can I be? So now I'm not sure if I'm being really over sensitive or whether it's ok that I'm so hurt. 

I recently added a picture of an angel frame that holds a picture of Dylan's little feet on my Facebook. A little while later, I saw on my husbands niece's Instagram that she had taken my picture without consent and posted it there. This isn't the first time this has happened and there's also been talk of his nieces having tattoos done of Dylan's handprints. 

It just feels like they're taking little bits of him away from me and I can't stand it. However irrational it sounds, I was the one who carried him and felt him kicking.  Myself and my husband, I feel, should be the only ones who grieve for him and who miss him. How can anyone else miss him?

It's made me so angry and upset that I've deleted them all from my social media and blocked them from seeing my page. I want to share pictures of Dylan, I want him to leave a print on this world, however small. But I don't feel safe doing that with them on my page. My husband is trying to understand how I feel but it doesn't really and it's starting to cause some problems in my marriage. 

Have I gone mad? Over the top?

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<bot>: recently lost my son, husbands family are taking pictures off my Facebook and making me feel like they're taking the memory of my son from me. Could also be that I'm mad. Confused.