Blog - Remembering My Child
Connecting with God to Cope with Child Loss
“Where was God when I needed Him most?” “How could God let my child die?” “Why did God let this happen to me?” “Why didn’t God answer my prayers?” We’ve...
Connecting with God to Cope with Child Loss
“Where was God when I needed Him most?” “How could God let my child die?” “Why did God let this happen to me?” “Why didn’t God answer my prayers?” We’ve...
Learning a New Skill Set to Cope with Child Loss
The months following the death of a child may seem like the worst time to learn a new skill set, but it can actually be a beneficial activity in the...
Learning a New Skill Set to Cope with Child Loss
The months following the death of a child may seem like the worst time to learn a new skill set, but it can actually be a beneficial activity in the...
Reading to Cope with Child Loss
Reading can be a useful tool to cope with child loss. Approaches include (1) reading on a topic completely unrelated to child loss and grief in order to be immersed...
Reading to Cope with Child Loss
Reading can be a useful tool to cope with child loss. Approaches include (1) reading on a topic completely unrelated to child loss and grief in order to be immersed...
Listening to Music to Cope with Child Loss
Music speaks to the soul in ways nothing else can. Listening to music in the months following the death of our son was a valuable part of the healing...
Listening to Music to Cope with Child Loss
Music speaks to the soul in ways nothing else can. Listening to music in the months following the death of our son was a valuable part of the healing...
Listening to Podcasts to Cope with Child Loss
Podcasts provided comfort, as well as tears, as we listened to the stories of many others who had also lost a child. The Sisters in Loss podcast was particularly...
Listening to Podcasts to Cope with Child Loss
Podcasts provided comfort, as well as tears, as we listened to the stories of many others who had also lost a child. The Sisters in Loss podcast was particularly...
Traveling to Cope with Child Loss (Part 5 - Gar...
The Garden of Gethsemane symbolizes a place of intense suffering and pressure. Gethsemane means “oil press.” In fact, the Garden of Gethsemane is full of olive trees, and olives are...
Traveling to Cope with Child Loss (Part 5 - Gar...
The Garden of Gethsemane symbolizes a place of intense suffering and pressure. Gethsemane means “oil press.” In fact, the Garden of Gethsemane is full of olive trees, and olives are...