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TEARS, TOOLS and TREASURE by Jennifer Hacker

Thank you so much to Jennifer for being a guest contributor to this new collaboration.

Each post is written by a bereaved parent, responding to the same three questions. My hope is that, in reflecting on their own journey and describing w...

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TEARS, TOOLS and TREASURE by Larry Carlat

Thank you so much to Larry for being a guest contributor to this new collaboration.

Each post is written by a bereaved parent, responding to the same three questions. My hope is that, in reflecting on their own journey and describing what...

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TEARS, TOOLS and TREASURE by Ann McCloskey

Thank you so much to Ann for being a guest contributor to this new collaboration.

Each post is written by a bereaved parent, responding to the same three questions. My hope is that, in reflecting on their own journey and describing what h...

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TEARS, TOOLS and TREASURE by Eric Hedin

Thank you so much to Eric for being a guest contributor to this collaboration.

Each post is written by a bereaved parent, responding to the same three questions. My hope is that, in reflecting on their own journey and describing what has...

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TEARS, TOOLS and TREASURE by Cindy Eastman

Thank you so much to Cindy for being a guest contributor to this new collaboration.

Each post is written by a bereaved parent, responding to the same three questions. My hope is that, in reflecting on their own journey and describing what...

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  • Esther Stanway-Williams

    Discovering Hope, Healing and Joy after losing my son to suicide.

  • Cindy Eastman

    Woman, writer, educator, parent, partner, caregiver. Not necessarily in that order.

  • Emily Tammam

    Writing (about illness, caring, dying, death, grief and more) and artwork (mostly paintings of Neve)

  • Lanette Sweeney

    Author of What I Should Have Said: A Poetry Memoir about Losing a Child to Addiction. Also write fiction and essays published in Huffpost Personal, several editions of Women: Images and Reality, and many journals and newspapers.

  • Jennifer Hacker

    Bestselling Author | Certified Grief Coach. I help introverted/high-achievers, who held it all together after loss, heal their hidden grief and transform… from good enough to glorious.

  • Ann E. McCLOSKEY

    A writer now, I was a psychotherapist and a college professor for many years. I am a mother of two daughters, one of whom died young. I have published a memoir about raising and losing Colleen

  • Chano

    Honest stories and spiritual reflections on navigating grief, healing through faith, and finding hope after loss. Let's walk through this new path of grief together. You are not alone.

  • Eric Hedin

    Full time nomad, former social worker, forever a punk rocker. After living through tragedy, I aim to recreate myself and find and create joy whenever possible.

  • Rea de Miranda

    I paint my world with magical words.

  • Laurel O’Sullivan, J.D.

    Navigating the grief of becoming someone new—where loss, intuition & the Unknown become unexpected guides back to your inner knowing, your truest self, & a love that never leaves. Writing from Spain & cohost of Travel in Peace podcast.

  • Larry Carlat

    Larry Carlat is a writer and editor, who became a grief coach and group leader for bereaved parents after his son Robbie died by suicide in 2019.

  • Arlynn

    the universe gives you what it wants you to have, and then you write about it

  • Allegra Wakest Lamb

    I write about the hidden cost of making yourself indispensable—and what happens when you stop. A memoir in progress.

  • Liane Cooper

    I write about the impossible pain of child loss and grief that doesn't resolve. Having lost two newborns in two years, I write for them, for myself and for those carrying loss too heavy for tidy answers. Just honest words. Written under a pseudonym.

  • Portia Barton

    Food allergy advocate & caregiver | Grieving mom navigating life without one of my children. Multi-passionate Creative.

  • Dawn ~ Luma Dawn Healing

    I’m Dawn Hennessey: educator, trauma and grief healing guide, and founder of Luma Dawn Healing.

  • Dianne Slater

    I am a bereaved mom trying to find meaning, purpose, and joy. Noticing the blessings along the way…

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