Overwhelmed by pregnancy or infant loss and the associated grief?
You don’t have to face it alone.
Grief and a lack of validation of that grief by society, make losing a pregnancy or baby profoundly difficult. Parents face deep sadness, guilt, and worry about future pregnancies. The loss can also strain relationships and create a sense of isolation. Physical recovery adds to the emotional burden. Whether you need help or want to learn how to help, you are in the right place.
But first, let’s head you in the right direction. Click on the image below that best describes you.
A safe place to talk about my loss
Amy has helped me in so many ways. Her monthly support group pulled me out of a dark place when I had my missed miscarriage.
I am so grateful for the support Amy has provided
I was so lucky to find Amy hours after finding out I would be going to the hospital the next day to be induced. She guided me through every step of the process.
I was so grateful to find Amy
Amy has been an important part of my healing after our loss and walking the path of pregnancy after loss!
Amy helped me through the darkest time of my life
I’m not sure where I would be today without this compassionate woman. I will be forever grateful for the support she has given me.
I was able to finally grieve the loss of my babies
Through the support of the group and Amy finding ways to channel my grief, I was able to finally grieve the loss of my babies after I just pushed it away.
I have come to rely on that safe space even years later
Amy has been the bridge from the person I was before I lost my pregnancy, to the person I am trying to become.
I reached out to Amy after an ectopic pregnancy
Amy helped me validate my feelings and process the emotions I had been avoiding. She also connected to other moms that I could relate to.