Grief & Child Loss Blog

The loss of a child is a life-altering event. Grieving mothers do everything in their power to ensure that the child is never forgotten...

There are very few people who understand the loss of a child. Sadly, anyone who has experienced the death of a child can relate to this blog

When your child dies, you have a new identity: grieving mother. This grief blog shares all the changes grieving moms face after child loss.

After the loss of a child, the thought of facing their death anniversary is unimaginable. In this grief blog, I share the one thing that...

For a grieving mother the New Year means another year without their child. Grief is sneaky. As if child loss and the holidays weren't enough

No one can prepare you for your life after child loss. Grieving mothers lose a child, but they also experience other losses as well...

Healing after child loss can seem impossible to a grieving mother who often equates this idea as her leaving her child behind or forgetting

Dream visits have been one of the things that has helped me survive child loss. Spiritual connection since my daughter died has helped me...

It changes every aspect about you - physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and socially. This can leave grieving mothers feel as if

Facing Mother's Day after losing a child can bring a grieving mom to her knees. Moms struggling with child loss need acknowledgement and...

After my daughter died, I found my tribe in a strange place—a support group for grieving mothers, crazy, I know. After the loss of a child,

A grieving mother will never 'move on' after the death of her child. She can, however, learn to live again by taking baby steps on her grief

Please note: this blog is based on my opinion and experience as a grieving mother and is not meant to replace the recommendations of...

Grief after child loss is not only about the immense 'missing', it's about finding a new way to feel connected to your child. It's about...

I wish I didn't know anything about grief, child loss, or being a grieving mother, but I do. Above all else, this is what I would have told