You are not alone.

About

There is surely a time when grief and madness become indistinguishable. The raw space between our loss and our love can feel scary, or maybe we’ve decided to make a home there and live in comfortable madness. The alternative is finding some way to move forward in this cruel world without our child, and to say that’s a challenge may be the understatement of eternity. This is a safe space to connect with others who find themselves on similar paths with similar losses. The ugly truth is that there is not much support for those who have suffered a loss like we have, and that changes now. This group will be a way for us to try to find comfort in the fact that we are not alone in our pain. If you want to connect here, please do. I’m so sorry for your loss, and yet I’m so glad you have found this page. Ultimately, a community of bereaved parents coming together to lend support and compassion is nothing short of incredible. Please join our community, and let’s try to learn how to move forward WITH our grief. Together.

We can do this together.

Find peace in a community that understands.

It all begins with you taking the steps to find people who can understand and relate to your struggles as a bereaved parent.

Build your confidence.

Being a parent without their child can make it unbearable to walk through this life. Join others who are navigating the same challenges, and find strength in them.

Honor your child.

Grief is love with no place to go.

Grieve, love, and remember your child in a safe space.

Meet Sara

Hi there. I’m Sara and I’m a certified grief coach, a trained yoga instructor, and I have extensive training in suicide prevention and crisis counseling. But more than anything else, I am a mother. My first pregnancy ended shortly after it began, leading to feelings of despair, confusion, and intense emotional pain. Years later, I gave birth to my beautiful daughter. I couldn’t have known her life would only last 44 days here, and nothing could have prepared me for the anguish that followed her passing. Losing a child is something you can’t put into words, something you can’t understand unless you’ve experienced it. I searched for support, for someone who could understand, for someone who could make me feel less alone in what felt like hell on earth. I coped the only ways I knew how, and eventually I started to find my footing again. This could have only happened with the support and guidance of a fellow bereaved parent, and I am forever grateful for her. Since then, I have found purpose in helping others navigate life after all types of infant loss. I use my extensive training as a yoga instructor, grief coach, and crisis counselor to guide bereaved parents in finding their way. Mind-body connections are key in my work, and I offer somatic healing sessions to dig into the heavy emotions and trauma buried deep within the body. I would be honored to walk with you on your journey toward growth after loss.