Death with Steph
Stephanie DawsonI used to be a nurse, when I became disabled I studied to be a doula, then my son died, and I became a grief coach. If you survive something terrible and are able to find joy, you have a moral obligation to throw a rope back.
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I'm Sorry
I'm so sorry!
They look ashamed for not knowing,
or sad with you
We don't know what else to say
I'm sorry feels weak, inadequate
I'm sorry your world fell apart
I'm sorry nothing is safe
I'm sorry you can't sleep
I'm sorry you fee...
Grief's House
I live in a house that grief built
I have to live here forever, but
It's comfortable now, in
many ways I've gotten used to it
I opened the windows to let light in
Planted some flowers
Hung new wallpaper in the kitchen
We co-exist,...
Light
Once upon a time there was an oil lamp, she shone brightly where she had been placed and loved being light. She lit rooms for people to work and play, to learn and grow, and she felt fulfilled. She was a pretty basic lamp; a small tin reser...
Dear Boychild
Dear Boychild,
It's been 6 years since you left us, and I just wanted to catch up a little. Six years seems impossibly long. It feels so fresh, so raw still. At the same time, it's hard to remember not having this huge gaping hole in my h...
Giving Thanks
I am counting my blessings
But I'm weeping for a young man
Who should still be here
A sister who would be another aunt to my children, and maybe even have children of her own
An aunt so close to my age she was like a sister, with a gra...
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Bereaved mama, grief coach, death doula, educator. Grief and death can be a dark and scary time, you have to go through it, you don't have to go alone. I'll sit with you.
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