On Doing “Enough”
“You are so good at including her. I feel like we don’t do enough,” she muttered with a sheepish expression and pain in her
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December 17, 2018
Sarah Burg
Raising A Rainbow: A Brand New Layer Of Grief
Just over three months ago, my husband and I welcomed our third daughter, our rainbow baby. While awaiting her birth, I was
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November 15, 2018
Mom Guilt – For The Bereaved
Insert yourself into any group of modern mothers and you are likely to hear discussions of “mom guilt”. The sources of this
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October 22, 2018
Journeying Through Grief Without A Final Destination
I have been traveling through my grief journey for over two years now. When my infant daughter died in my arms on that
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September 17, 2018
Hope Takes Hold: A Letter To My Rainbow Baby
To my littlest daughter, As I compose this letter to you, you are kicking wildly within my womb. You have been a very active
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August 20, 2018
This Person I’ve Become
I am not the person I once was. Child loss leaves no relationship untouched, no personal belief unquestioned. I can no longer
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July 20, 2018