'19 Kids & Counting' star Jill Duggar (now known as Jill Dillard) recently went on social media and unveiled her heartfelt thoughts regarding the recent anniversary of her stillborn sibling's death.

Duggar and the rest of her family have always publicized how their strong faith in Jesus Christ has impacted their life, which included her and the rest of her siblings remaining virgins until their respective weddings.

"3 years ago today Jubilee Shalom Duggar was born safe into the arms of Jesus! You are missed!..," wrote Duggar via Instagram on December 11.

"'The Lord gives and the Lord hath taken away; blessed be the name of the Lord.' (Job1:21) #jubileeshalom @duggarfam #19kids #Job1:21."

In another interview, the 23-year-old reality star discussed the issue of miscarriage, while she is currently pregnant with her first child.

"Understanding that the majority of miscarriages happen within the first trimester, and believing that every life is precious no matter how young, we decided to share our joyful news as soon as we could," said Duggar to Page Six three months ago.

Duggar and her husband Derick Dillard got married on June 21 in Springdale, Arkansas, where they had first kiss in front of their family and friends which consisted of at least 1,000 people.

"We prayed a lot, prepared and really didn't see any reason to have a long courtship and engagement. Once we knew we wanted to get married, we didn't want to put off the wedding for a long time and provide a stumbling block for ourselves," said Duggar.

"We purposed to save ourselves physically for each other within marriage (even our first kiss for our wedding day!), so we had a short engagement period. We knew that we weren't going to prevent having children, so when we found out we were expecting within our first month of marriage, we were thrilled!"

Now, the Tontitown, Arkansas native hopes to follow her parents Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar's proverbial footsteps and start a big family of her own with new husband Derick.

"I have loved having lots of brothers and sisters and although Derick comes from a family with just one brother, both of us would love to have as many children as God will give us," said Duggar.

"We are also open to the possibility of adoption."