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Grief & Loss

“Two boys who have crawled out of darkness with grace and dignity and beauty.”

By Sandra Began
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“There is both a harsh reality and a profound wisdom in accepting that some losses cannot be explained or redeemed.”

By Rachel Roth
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“Leaving the hospital without your baby is not something you expect.”

By Anna Björnsdóttir
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“The biggest lesson I’ve learned thus far is to wake up each day and show up and be present.”

By Tricia Halbert
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“Our pain links us to one another, inspiring compassion and reminding us that we are never alone.”

By Suzanne Guillette
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"Resilience is found when you overcome the ego and let go, surrendering to a greater plan."

By Alison Fiorini
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"I felt that visiting there together was required—a further gesture to honour the place that both men have in my heart."

By Clare Smart
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"There was nothing worse than watching my parents struggle with their own grief, and being afraid to bother them with mine."

By Peri Smith
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“For anyone who has experienced a great loss or setback, you will laugh again, you will smile again, and you will find joy.”

By Hilarie DeNoon
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“And I don't want anyone to forget about Jesse. He isn't ‘lost.’ He was murdered.”

By Scarlett Lewis
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“Helping other families gives us a focus beyond our own pain.”

By Isabel Hernandez-Torres
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“When we lose someone we love, we should remember that the person has not become nothing.”

By Kevin Krim
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"There was no making this better. Neither of us wanted that."

By Paula Morris
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“The holidays were never about material things—they were, and always will be, about family and love.”

By Liz Prives
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“I don’t believe grief ever goes away; it simply changes shape over time.”

By Jen Spencer Reid
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“My dad discovered he had a son less than a minute before he discovered he had lost his son.”

By Byron Auguste
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“Dear Rebecca and Casey, love really is as boundless as the sky.”

By Nancy Sharp
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“It was never truly about a world with or without Kohen. It was about the 62 days I got to be his mom.”

By Jennifer Hetherington
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“I’d always been the moon to my mom’s bright shining sun. How do you live without the sun?”

By Christa Fletcher
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“I needed an object, I decided... Something tangible to affix my love and my loss to.”

By Nancy Buffington
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"I look back and wonder how I survived knowing that he was dying. It was unstoppable."

By Christina Rasmussen
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“I can’t control what comes downstream, I can only try to manage the flow.”

By Carla Steckman
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“I have to keep going for the kids, but more than that, I’m sustained by the thought that I mustn’t let George down.”

By Karla Reid
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“Surviving the death of your child is the worst nightmare of any parent.”

By Anal Shah
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Paying tribute to my lost son on Mother’s Day

By Robert Mehnert
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Becoming a mother, after losing mine

By Sarah Rasheed
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