I’m learning to stand up and speak my truth even when others don’t understand it. None of us chose to be bereaved parents.

It’s different for every heart. But each of us who know child loss have a season of sorrow. It’s more than “just” the day our child left.

Lord, this season reminds me that whenever I am weak, You are strong. Is it alright if I grieve around You? I have to act strong...

Joy and sorrow both dwell in my soul and I cannot reveal one and hide the other.  I may laugh and cry in the same moment.

So many people think grief grows smaller over time.  But that’s not it at all.  Grief occupies exactly the same space in my heart.

There is no "right way" or "wrong way" to handle holidays after losing a child. For many, there is only survival.

A letter to family and friends that can help them understand (a little) what it's like to face holidays after child loss.

I and several other seasoned bereaved parents will share a bit about how to navigate this difficult time of year.