<h3><strong>How to Survive the First 6 Months After Child Loss</strong></h3><p>Grieving the loss of a child is an unimaginable journey — especially in those first 6 months when the world feels unfamiliar and unbearable. This episode is for bereaved mothers in the early stages of grief, or anyone supporting a grieving mom. If you’re wondering how to make it through the fog, the pain, and the endless questions — you’re not alone. Grief educator and bereaved mom Lisa Boehm shares honest truths, comforting stories, and gentle strategies to help you survive the early months of child loss and begin the slow process of learning to live again.</p><h3>💔 <strong>What You’ll Learn in This Episode</strong></h3><ul><li>Why the first 6 months of grief often feel like an emotional fog — and how to cope with the overwhelm</li><li>How to set boundaries and protect your energy during this fragile time</li><li>Simple routines and rituals that can anchor your day when everything feels upside down</li><li>How to support your body and nervous system through trauma and exhaustion</li><li>Why grief isn’t linear — and how to release the pressure to “be okay”</li></ul><p></p><h3>📎 <strong>Links & Resources Mentioned</strong></h3><ul><li><a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/17-parenting-after-child-loss-8-lessons-from-a/id1781528995?i=1000698728741" target="_blank">Episode #17</a> about parenting after Child Loss</li><li><a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/37-child-loss-marriage-can-your-relationship-survive-grief/id1781528995?i=1000718457730" target="_blank">Episode #37</a> about marriage after child loss</li><li>Check out <a href="https://lisakboehm.kartra.com/page/AMOC" target="_blank">The Angel Moms Community</a></li></ul>

How to Survive the First 6 Months After Child LossGrieving the loss of a child is an unimaginable journey — especially in those first 6 months when the world feels unfamiliar and unbearable. This episode is for bereaved mothers in the early stages of grief, or anyone supporting a grieving mom. If you’re wondering how to make it through the fog, the pain, and the endless questions — you’re not alone. Grief educator and bereaved mom Lisa Boehm shares honest truths, comforting stories, and gentle strategies to help you survive the early months of child loss and begin the slow process of learning to live again.💔 What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeWhy the first 6 months of grief often feel like an emotional fog — and how to cope with the overwhelmHow to set boundaries and protect your energy during this fragile timeSimple routines and rituals that can anchor your day when everything feels upside downHow to support your body and nervous system through trauma and exhaustionWhy grief isn’t linear — and how to release the pressure to “be okay”📎 Links & Resources MentionedEpisode #17 about parenting after Child LossEpisode #37 about marriage after child lossCheck out The Angel Moms Community

<strong>How to Survive the First 6 Months After Child Loss</strong><p>Grieving the loss of a child is an unimaginable journey — especially in those first 6 months when the world feels unfamiliar and unbearable. This episode is for bereaved mothers in the early stages of grief, or anyone supporting a grieving mom. If you’re wondering how to make it through the fog, the pain, and the endless questions — you’re not alone. Grief educator and bereaved mom Lisa Boehm shares honest truths, comforting stories, and gentle strategies to help you survive the early months of child loss and begin the slow process of learning to live again.</p>💔 <strong>What You’ll Learn in This Episode</strong><ul><li>Why the first 6 months of grief often feel like an emotional fog — and how to cope with the overwhelm</li><li>How to set boundaries and protect your energy during this fragile time</li><li>Simple routines and rituals that can anchor your day when everything feels upside down</li><li>How to support your body and nervous system through trauma and exhaustion</li><li>Why grief isn’t linear — and how to release the pressure to “be okay”</li></ul><p></p>📎 <strong>Links &amp; Resources Mentioned</strong><ul><li><a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/17-parenting-after-child-loss-8-lessons-from-a/id1781528995?i=1000698728741" rel="noopener noreferrer">Episode #17</a> about parenting after Child Loss</li><li><a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/37-child-loss-marriage-can-your-relationship-survive-grief/id1781528995?i=1000718457730" rel="noopener noreferrer">Episode #37</a> about marriage after child loss</li><li>Check out <a href="https://lisakboehm.kartra.com/page/AMOC" rel="noopener noreferrer">The Angel Moms Community</a></li></ul>

40. Child Loss & Navigating the First Six Months of Grief

Grief Support for Moms After Child Loss is a safe, compassionate space for mothers grieving the death of a child—whether through miscarriage, stillbirth, infant loss, or the loss of a teen or adult child. Hosted by Lisa K. Boehm (bereaved mom, grief educator, author, and mentor), this podcast offers gentle guidance, heartfelt encouragement, and real tools to help you survive the unimaginable pain of child loss.

Each episode shares practical grief support, honest stories from other grieving mothers, and expert insights to help you cope with overwhelming sadness, navigate grief triggers, and find ways to honor your child’s memory. You’ll find comfort in knowing you are not alone, and hope that life after loss—while different—can still hold meaning and love.

If you’ve ever asked yourself:

Will I ever survive this pain after losing my child?

How do I get through birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays without them?

What does “normal” look like now?

How do I help my surviving children while grieving myself?

How can I keep my child’s memory alive while still moving forward?

Do grieving moms ever heal?

What are some coping strategies to deal with the daily heartbreak of child loss?

…you’ll find understanding, answers, and encouragement here.

Drawing from her own journey as a bereaved mother and her training with grief expert David Kessler, Lisa blends empathy with practical strategies to help you:

Cope with the death of a baby, child, or teen

Find comfort during grief milestones and anniversaries

Heal your heart while honoring your child’s legacy

Connect with other grieving mothers who understand your pain

Begin to rebuild life with both grief and hope

Whether your loss is recent or many years ago, this podcast will walk beside you with love, understanding, and support.

💔 You don’t have to walk this road alone. Subscribe to Grief Support for Moms After Child Loss for weekly encouragement, coping tools, and heartfelt conversations about life after the death of a child.

💌 Join the Comfort Connection newsletter for grief tips, book recommendations, and gentle resources: https://lisakboehm.kartra.com/page/Comfort

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Grief Support for Moms After Child Loss is a safe, compassionate space for mothers grieving the death of a child—whether through miscarriage, stillbirth, infant loss, or the loss of a teen or adult child. Hosted by Lisa K. Boehm (bereaved mom, grief educator, author, and mentor), this podcast offers gentle guidance, heartfelt encouragement, and real tools to help you survive the unimaginable pain of child loss. Each episode shares practical grief support, honest stories from other grieving mothers, and expert insights to help you cope with overwhelming sadness, navigate grief triggers, and find ways to honor your child’s memory. You’ll find comfort in knowing you are not alone, and hope that life after loss—while different—can still hold meaning and love. If you’ve ever asked yourself: Will I ever survive this pain after losing my child? How do I get through birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays without them? What does “normal” look like now? How do I help my surviving children while grieving myself? How can I keep my child’s memory alive while still moving forward? Do grieving moms ever heal? What are some coping strategies to deal with the daily heartbreak of child loss? …you’ll find understanding, answers, and encouragement here. Drawing from her own journey as a bereaved mother and her training with grief expert David Kessler, Lisa blends empathy with practical strategies to help you: Cope with the death of a baby, child, or teen Find comfort during grief milestones and anniversaries Heal your heart while honoring your child’s legacy Connect with other grieving mothers who understand your pain Begin to rebuild life with both grief and hope Whether your loss is recent or many years ago, this podcast will walk beside you with love, understanding, and support. 💔 You don’t have to walk this road alone. Subscribe to Grief Support for Moms After Child Loss for weekly encouragement, coping tools, and heartfelt conversations about life after the death of a child. 💌 Join the Comfort Connection newsletter for grief tips, book recommendations, and gentle resources: https://lisakboehm.kartra.com/page/Comfort

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