Baby Showers After Loss: When the Invitation Hurts
The invitation comes and something in your chest goes tight. A friend is pregnant, or a cousin, or someone from work, and there is a date on a card and a registry link and a little
Getting Through Your Baby’s Due Date After a Loss
The due date was supposed to be a beginning. A bag half-packed by the door, a name you tried out loud when no one was listening, the long wait for a face you already loved. When th
Why Grief Feels Worse at Night After Pregnancy Loss
It is the middle of the night, the house is finally quiet, and the grief you managed to hold at arm’s length all day has pulled up a chair. If you found this at 2 AM with you
What to Say to Someone Who Had a Miscarriage (And What Not to Say)
Knowing what to say to someone who had a miscarriage is hard, and if you’re searching for that right now, it’s because someone you love is hurting and you don’t w
Why It Took Me So Long to Talk About Leland and Why I Finally Did
For a long time, I couldn’t talk about Leland. Talking about pregnancy loss felt impossible. The words sat heavy in my chest, and even when I wanted to speak, my voice felt too f
What No One Tells You About Second Trimester Loss
There are moments in grief that no one prepares you for. Not the doctor, not the pamphlet they hand you, not even the kind words from those who love you. Second trimester loss sits
Healing After Loss: Welcome to Our Healing Home
Our Healing Home offers a supportive space for mothers coping with grief, emphasizing that healing isn't about moving on but finding a new way of being. Through shared experiences,
