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I know from my own personal experience as a parent: Ritual unfolds

I know from my own personal experience as a parent: Ritual unfolds

Giving away some of Andy’s things and moving back into his room for his little brother.

Giving away some of Andy’s things and moving back into his room for his little brother.

A bereaved mom: It was important to me to stay in contact with some of Jack’s providers.

A bereaved mom: It was important to me to stay in contact with some of Jack’s providers.

Rituals and anniversaries – How we remember Jack.

Rituals and anniversaries – How we remember Jack.

Meditation in bereavement has been important for me.

Meditation in bereavement has been important for me.

Anniversary/Special Days – “Sometimes I want her acknowledged, to share, sometimes I don’t.”

Anniversary/Special Days – “Sometimes I want her acknowledged, to share, sometimes I don’t.”

“I think we all work best when we don’t expect each other to change the core of who we are.”

“I think we all work best when we don’t expect each other to change the core of who we are.”

Podcast: The Miller Family – Hunter Syndrome and Identity after loss

Podcast: The Miller Family – Hunter Syndrome and Identity after loss

Bereavement: What to do with my daughter’s STUFF – toys, clothes

Bereavement: What to do with my daughter’s STUFF – toys, clothes

Our son and this experience still push us to rise and be the most actualized versions of ourselves possible.

Our son and this experience still push us to rise and be the most actualized versions of ourselves possible.

Eric & Hannah: Being Sage’s parents then and now. Sage’s story.

Eric & Hannah: Being Sage’s parents then and now. Sage’s story.

Twin brothers and fathers, Tay-Sachs, bereavement, and their children’s legacy

Twin brothers and fathers, Tay-Sachs, bereavement, and their children’s legacy