04/20/2025
Losing a child is losing a part of yourself.
The world keeps spinning, but you’re standing still—stuck in a moment that shattered everything you once knew. People move on. Days blur. But you’re holding on to a love that never dies, a bond that lives beyond breath, beyond time.
And even as the years pass, the weight doesn’t disappear—it changes shape.
Some days, it softens. Other days, it crashes in like a wave you didn’t see coming. Grief doesn’t end with time. It weaves itself into who you are now. Into how you love. How you parent your child from a distance. How you carry them with you in everything you do.
You smile again—but it’s different now. You live—but never the way you did before. Because you’re not who you were before. And that’s the part most people don’t understand—this isn’t just sadness. It’s a lifelong recalibration of your soul.
But you don’t have to walk this road alone.
If you’re still carrying that ache years later, if your grief has become quiet but just as heavy, you’re not broken. You’re human. You’re a parent. And your love is still doing what it was made to do—endure.
I’m here to walk with you, wherever you are in your grief.
Lisa 💜