Monthly Archives: September 2018

Source: Grief Healing: Grief and Resilience: Suggested Resources

To All The Mamas Who Have Nothing But Love For Other Mamas, You know who you are. You’re the moms who are constantly reaching out and waving your flags of solidarity for the new moms on the b… Source: All … Continue reading →

“How many kids do you have?” It’s such a common and generally harmless question. But to the mother who has experienced pregnancy or infant loss, the answer may not be as easy to get out. Source: How Many Kids Do … Continue reading →

Living with serious illness can be trying, but still rewarding. Doctors should help patients identify what’s most important to help achieve their goals. Source: How to Live Your Best Life with a Chronic Illness

It’s been a little over two months since I lost my mom to cancer. When I say the words “I lost my mom” out loud, they don’t seem right, because a lost sock can be found again. This isn’t just … Continue reading →

Source: What The Death Of My Daughter Is Teaching Me About Grief

I know it is hard.  I know you don’t truly understand how I feel.  You can’t.  It wasn’t your child. I know I may look and act like I’m “better”.  I know that yo… Source: Grief and Holidays:What the Bereaved … Continue reading →

Bereaved parents of lost babies and potential of all kinds: come here to share the technicolour, the vividness, the despair, the heart-broken-open, the compassion of having been through this mess called grief. Source: for babylost mothers and fathers — glow … Continue reading →

Source: I Lost My Mom Three Days Before I Was Supposed to Run My First Marathon

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