Each October, in honor of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, Carly Marie sponsors a 30 day photography challenge called “Capture Your Grief.” To find out more about the Full Project Details visit Project Heal. Here are some of mine from this month. It’s never too late to participate!
The past few posts have been about recognizing our sponsors for our big Giveaway for the Mother’s Day Campaign, and letting you know about the amazing gifts that will be given at the end of the campaign. Yesterday I featured the Memorial Baby Book from Nora’s Nooks Gifts, and previously we have featured CarlyMarie’s beautiful … [Read more…]
I wanted to share this exciting news that I just received. So, I am cutting and pasting Sean’s own words here… this movie is going to be tough to watch, but will do amazing things for opening up the conversation on stillbirth and infant loss. Read on for the details! RETURN TO ZERO WORLD PREMIERE … [Read more…]
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In addition to sharing stories about infant loss, we feel it is equally important to spread awareness about resources to help grieving parents. One of the things that has helped me greatly in my healing is finding ways to support other grieving mothers. I am a part of the TTTS Support Group, Mommy to Mommy … [Read more…]
World Prematurity Day Today we’ll be joining hundreds of thousands of people in making our voices heard about prematurity. If you’ve ever even had to spend ONE day in a NICU, you know it is not a fun place to be. Imagine spending 25 days there? Imagine EIGHT FOUR. That’s how long Tiny spent in … [Read more…]
This post is shared with us from AnnMarie Gubenko, otherwise known as The Queen of Chaos. It originally appeared on her blog the Queen of Chaos on April 7, 2013. Thank you so much AnnMarie for sharing this post and for contributing to our book Sunshine After the Storm: A Survival Guide for the Grieving … [Read more…]
Alicia, from the blog “Mom’s Don’t Say That!” (what a great name by the way!) contacted me when I put out a request for reviewers. Her cousin recently lost a baby at 11 weeks, and she recommended Sunshine After the Storm to her. Alicia is also a trained therapist, and although not working in that … [Read more…]
It took me a long time (over eight months) to realize I needed to be in some type of group therapy. I found a grief support group in my community and was immediately welcomed with open arms, into a world that did not judge me, or look at me with sympathetic eyes, or worse, shuffle … [Read more…]
Please visit Janine Huldie today. She wrote a lovely review of the book entitled “It’s a Loss.”