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When the three of us first sat down to pen the pages of Surviving the Silence , we found ourselves at a crossroads. We shared a singular, unshakable conviction: that Jesus Christ is the source of all healing and the only way to true salvation. He was the "glue" that held our shattered lives together after our losses. Yet, we hesitated. We didn’t want to "scare away" the woman who was currently standing in the wreckage of a miscarriage or stillbirth—the woman whose heart was s

They say some of the best ideas are born in boardrooms. We’d argue the truly  life-changing ones are born over a bowl of white queso and a basket of salty tortilla chips. Our new book, Surviving the Silence: A Meet-You-at-the-Front-Door Approach to Surviving Stillbirth and Miscarriage , officially hit the shelves in December, but the journey to page one didn’t start with a literary agent or a fancy contract. It started with three acquaintances, who shared a very common, heart

The new year arrives wrapped in bright promises — new beginnings, fresh starts, healthier habits, better versions of ourselves. But for mothers walking into a new year carrying the grief of miscarriage or stillbirth, the calendar turning can feel heavy, painful, and even isolating. You may be grieving a baby who should be here this year. You may be dreading an approaching due date in the next few weeks or months. You may be smiling in public while silently surviving

Holidays are hard. Plain and simple. The going, the getting, the gathering, the rushing. The lists! It's the endless planning and strategizing to ensure everything goes off without a hitch, and that all that needs to be taken care of is done. With the anticipation of time together with food and fellowship and the excitement of celebration, holidays are a whirlwind of highs and lows and an emotional wave of fulfillment and emptiness. On their own, holidays can cause a wide r

Welcome. We are so sorry you are here. Whether you are here for yourself or for a loved one, we are sorry. Grief is a journey that many experience, filled with emotions that can be hard to express. For those who have faced miscarriage and infant loss, it can feel as if the rest of the world carries on while they remain trapped in both heavy sorrow and silence. Through our combined experiences, we strive to create a supportive space where women can find comfort, understanding,