A mother’s grief is unlike any other.
Her care should be, too.
Grieving Hearts
Welcome to Our Website
If you are a mother who has lost a child,
we are deeply sorry.
We understand your pain.
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We hope you find something here that helps you.​​


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There is no single path through the loss of a child.
Our grief is immeasurable, and the journey forward is deeply personal.
You are welcome here, exactly as you are.
Who We Are
We are mothers forever changed by the loss of a child. We know the effects from the gap in support for grieving moms—one often unseen by others. Our promise is simple: every mother who reaches us will receive the care, understanding, and resources we longed for. We are here —fully and wholeheartedly.

Why We Exist
All grief is difficult,
After losing a child, we felt profoundly lost and alone—despite the love and support that surrounded us.​
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Our purpose, identity, and meaning in life were suddenly shattered.
Grief did not live only in our hearts; it affected our bodies and minds.
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​​With only 3–5 days of paid bereavement leave, many of us lost wages, benefits, and even employment during the most traumatic period of our lives. Some of us navigated this loss alone—no longer married and still responsible for other children at home.
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We were surprised that many people didn’t understand, expecting us to return to who we once were far sooner than was possible. But our journey in grief is long, and we may never truly be the same.​
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When we sought grief support, our loss was often folded into general grief instead of being recognized for its unique depth. Even with those closest to us, we still felt profoundly alone.
We learned that we were at greater risk of physical, relational, mental, and spiritual challenges.
We now know, and the evidence shows, that the greatest help can come from connecting with another grieving mother. Until now, we have been invisible to each other.

What We Do
We provide specialized support and education, small-group healing activities, art-based therapy, and other comforting gatherings that provide connection, understanding, and opportunities to speak our child's name...
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We actively reach out to let mothers know we are here, so no one walks through the darkest time alone…
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We raise public awareness so our communities can better understand and support a mother’s grief...
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Although some of us are clinicians, most are not. We are all mothers who've lost our child, in some cases, more than one, and we are walking this path together....
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A mother's grief is unlike any other.
Her care should be too.
Upcoming
Get Togethers
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What Made Them Them Sunday, February 22nd, 3:00-4:30PM
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Leisurely Wellness Walk Saturday, March 7th, 10:00 AM-12:00PM
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Gentle Movement & Guided Relaxation Sunday, April 26th, 3:00-4:30PM​
