For the month of June, JB, dad to Kendal Janae and co-founder of Kids Joining Eternity, will be the host and speak with other dads about what grief looks like from a man's point of view.

In this episode, Ash, dad to Sanjeet, helps listeners understand what emotions men may feel when they are providing for their family while grieving at the same time. 

For the month of June, JB, dad to Kendal Janae and co-founder of Kids Joining Eternity, will be the host and speak with other dads about what grief looks like from a man's point of view.

1. In this episode, JB discusses his memories from the day his daughter was born and what life looked like before and after her birth. 

For the month of June, JB, dad to Kendal Janae and co-founder of Kids Joining Eternity, will be the host and speak with other dads about what grief looks like from a man's point of view.

In this episode, Daniel speaks with JB about how he has handled the loss of his son James and the ways it has changed his relationship with his wife. 

Swathi shares the story of her son who battled a rare genetic condition. Swathi discusses how the feeling of grief doesn't change even if culture says it should. 

In part two of three, April opens up to discuss how she has suffered three 2nd trimester losses, with the second being her son Ethan William at just 24 weeks gestation. 

Elizabeth opens up to how she has forever been changed since the loss of her daughter, Grace.

Elizabeth and Jenna discuss how their faith and anxiety look different now after losing their daughters.

In part one of three, April opens up to discuss how she has suffered three 2nd trimester losses, with the first being her son Alexander William at just 16 weeks gestation. 

Just months after having to say goodbye to her daughter, Jennifer gives a glimpse into what life is like after experiencing a difficult pregnancy ending in a loss.

Megan, mom to Cooper, discusses her unforeseen delivery of her son at 32 weeks and what her journey has been like days, weeks, months and now, two years later.