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Category Archives: How we Grieve One of our founders (Jenni Brighton) was featured in a recent podcast at Mormon Mental Health, talking about her miscarriage experiences, how her experiences and faith influenced one another, the decision to begin TAN, and her advice to others who are dealing with miscarriage or trying to support someone who is. Although the discussion is...  As part of our efforts at sharing stories and creating healing circles, we are launching blog circles here at TAN. Each month we will post a brief message introducing the theme for the month, and inviting you to participate in the circle. All you need to do is put your name and link into the... I belong to several loss communities as a volunteer and as a mama of loss. I have seen a few comments from mothers, usually who still have very fresh grief, stating the hurt that they are feeling because their own babies didn’t matter to others as much as these children killed yesterday at Sandy Hook... article copied from the Psychology Today blog by Connie Shapiro, PhD Published on June 16, 2010 The grief following a pregnancy loss is unique. Couples often feel uncomfortable sharing information about this loss and acquaintances, many of whom may not even have known of the pregnancy, are unfamiliar with how to respond. Why is this?... |
