This post is part of a multi-part series regarding moving forward with life after loss and the struggles of the reintroduction to “normal life.” The focus of these posts is being prepared and coping with the things that will come as we resume our day to day lives and return Continue Reading …
This post is part of a multi-part series regarding moving forward with life after loss and the struggles of the reintroduction to “normal life.” The focus of these posts is being prepared and coping with the things that will come as we resume our day to day lives and return Continue Reading …
When you lose your baby, one of the hardest unforeseen difficulties is life after the loss. You know that deep down your life will be different and you know that things will change, but what you don’t think about right away is how it will change your relationships. At least, Continue Reading …
Editor’s note: Still Mothers and Still Fathers come from all backgrounds, belief-systems, and faiths. We support all families living childless after loss, regardless of personal beliefs. We know there are many paths to healing, and religion can be one. This post shares one of our Still Father’s specific belief system. Continue Reading …
First, let me start with a small disclaimer. The post you are about to read is pretty full of raw emotion. While I do not want to be a downer, the topic of losing a child is a sad and emotional one. Not only that, but it is intensified when Continue Reading …
Grieving is something that can be very hard on a couple. In many cases, grieving the loss of a child can tear a marriage apart. That being said, it is important for both parties to work together and realize that supporting each other and joining together in this difficult time Continue Reading …
For couples who have lost a child, holidays can be very difficult. Mother’s Day and Father’s Day can be particular difficult times. It is hard to figure out how to navigate this particular day as nothing is as it was supposed to be. For me as a man, one of Continue Reading …
