ARTICLES & VIDEOS
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What My Daughter's Death Taught Me About Life
In this compelling talk, Eric Hodgdon shares why survival is keeping us from living and what it takes to get up after life’s biggest losses.
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We don't "move on" from grief. We move forward with it
In a talk that's by turns heartbreaking and hilarious, writer and podcaster Nora McInerny shares her hard-earned wisdom about life and death.
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A comedian wrote about his baby’s death on Twitter. Then hundreds poured out their own grief.
New York comedian Michael Cruz Kayne decided to write about his infant's death, on the 10th anniversary of losing his son, who was just 34 days old.
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An Open Letter To Parents Who Have Lost A Child
Sandy Peckinpah is a writer, author, and broadcaster. Her broadcasts focus on inspiring people to recognize their own stories of life, loss, and triumph.
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Their baby died during his nap. Then medical bureaucrats deepened the parents’ anguish
STAT News shares the story of one Massachusetts family whose anguish was deepened by the treatment they received from the investigatory system.
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Understanding and Responding to Grief and Bereavement in Youth
Researchers comment on the ways grief and bereavement manifest in children and adolescents, noting different ways to manage these emotions.
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Pixie-Rose only lived for three weeks, but she taught her mum about life
Sarah-Rose Grauf wrote "Secrets to Baby Loss, A Guide for the Whole Family" after losing her three-week-old daughter Pixie-Rose to CHARGE syndrome, a rare genetic condition. Pixie-Rose spent three weeks on life support before her family made the difficult decision to turn it off in September 2023. Unable to find helpful grief resources, Mrs Grauf transformed her hospital journal into a step-by-step guide to help other parents facing similar losses, describing her healing journey as turning "pain to purpose."
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Coping with Heartbreaking Grief
Katharine Esty provides guidance for navigating the profound feelings of grief.
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7 Things I've Learned Since the Loss of My Child
Angela Miller shares what she’s learned in her years of “trekking through the unimaginable.”