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Grief & Loss

“What you’re seeing is a woman who has accepted all of herself: wounds, scars, the failures, the triumphs, all of it.”

By Bozoma Saint John

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Grief & Loss

“When you go through a really hard time there are things that you can learn. And they make you stronger.”

By Gabrielle Reece

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Grief & Loss

“It was a long journey out of the darkness, but once I discovered what my purpose was I began to heal.”

By Heidi Horsley

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Grief & Loss

“Someone is always going to have an opinion. It's up to you to acknowledge or ignore these opinions.”

By Kreithchele Barnard

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Grief & Loss

"In a way, this past year has felt more isolating than my first year as a member of the 'Dead Mom Club.'"

By Cassie Glenn

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Grief & Loss

“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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Grief & Loss

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

By Anna Björnsdóttir

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Grief & Loss

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

By Suzanne Guillette

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Grief & Loss

“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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Grief & Loss

“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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Grief & Loss

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

By Nancy Buffington

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Grief & Loss

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

By Christina Rasmussen

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Grief & Loss

“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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Grief & Loss

“How was it possible to go on with your life after losing all that you had known and loved?”

By Jacqueline Jules

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Grief & Loss

“What I do know is that her death has taught me how I want to live—with joy, gratitude, adventure, and hope.”

By Becca Bernstein

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Grief & Loss

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

By Anal Shah

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Grief & Loss

“Coping with grief is awful enough without adding the worry that your career has been derailed.”

By Amy Rowland

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Grief & Loss

Becoming a mother, after losing mine

By Sarah Rasheed

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Grief & Loss

“As I got better, I started to feel that it was time to give back.”

By Mariane Maciel

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Grief & Loss

"I remember what it is like to feel as if I am drowning. But I also realize that I am capable of kicking back to the surface."

By Catherine Jones

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Grief & Loss

“Maria has always had a special place in our family and she always will.”

By Laura Gould Crandall

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Grief & Loss

“Just like maintaining your body weight, maintaining your grief weight is always a work in progress.”

By Steve Caldwell

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Grief & Loss

“The worst part is not mourning the loss of what you did have, but mourning the loss of what you were supposed to have.”

By Katy Dawson

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Grief & Loss

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

By Jen Spencer Reid

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Grief & Loss

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

By Nancy Sharp

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Grief & Loss

Spending the first Father’s Day without my dad

By Matt Scott

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Grief & Loss

"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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Grief & Loss

“I instantly connected him to Leo. I felt that maybe the universe was trying to tell me something.”

By Marina Krim

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Grief & Loss

“To me, my mother defines resilience. She had such strong faith and was a very giving and positive person.”

By Mary Barra

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Grief & Loss

Paying tribute to my lost son on Mother’s Day

By Robert Mehnert

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“What you’re seeing is a woman who has accepted all of herself: wounds, scars, the failures, the triumphs, all of it.”

“When you go through a really hard time there are things that you can learn. And they make you stronger.”

“It was a long journey out of the darkness, but once I discovered what my purpose was I began to heal.”

“Someone is always going to have an opinion. It's up to you to acknowledge or ignore these opinions.”

"In a way, this past year has felt more isolating than my first year as a member of the 'Dead Mom Club.'"

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

“How was it possible to go on with your life after losing all that you had known and loved?”

“What I do know is that her death has taught me how I want to live—with joy, gratitude, adventure, and hope.”

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

“Coping with grief is awful enough without adding the worry that your career has been derailed.”

Becoming a mother, after losing mine

“As I got better, I started to feel that it was time to give back.”

"I remember what it is like to feel as if I am drowning. But I also realize that I am capable of kicking back to the surface."

“Maria has always had a special place in our family and she always will.”

“Just like maintaining your body weight, maintaining your grief weight is always a work in progress.”

“The worst part is not mourning the loss of what you did have, but mourning the loss of what you were supposed to have.”

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

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

Spending the first Father’s Day without my dad

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

“I instantly connected him to Leo. I felt that maybe the universe was trying to tell me something.”

“To me, my mother defines resilience. She had such strong faith and was a very giving and positive person.”

Paying tribute to my lost son on Mother’s Day

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