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Holding Space For Mother’s Day Grief
Mother’s Day lands differently when your mom is gone or when motherhood has been shaped by loss.
This episode follows Morher’s Day weekend here in the U.S. and I wanted to honor the place a mother has in our lives. And, to let the women often overlooked by society who long to be mothers know they are seen.
We talk about grief as evidence of love, why it helps to speak plainly about death, and how we can support each other without comparison.
• Mother’s Day grief and the ache of absence
• Grief as tangible evidence of love we carry
• Getting more comfortable talking about death and living present
• Holding space for infertility, miscarriage, and stillbirth
• Validating motherhood after pregnancy loss
• Rejecting the urge to rank grief and loss
If you need to feel seen this week after making it through the weekend of missing your mother, this episode is for you. If you know others missing their mom or women who long to be a mom and hold their babies, then please pass this episode on.
Share with those who miss their moms. Any day or event celebrating moms can be so hard for many of us.
Be there for someone or take a deep breath for yourself knowing I hold space for you.
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By FrancesMother’s Day lands differently when your mom is gone or when motherhood has been shaped by loss.
This episode follows Morher’s Day weekend here in the U.S. and I wanted to honor the place a mother has in our lives. And, to let the women often overlooked by society who long to be mothers know they are seen.
We talk about grief as evidence of love, why it helps to speak plainly about death, and how we can support each other without comparison.
• Mother’s Day grief and the ache of absence
• Grief as tangible evidence of love we carry
• Getting more comfortable talking about death and living present
• Holding space for infertility, miscarriage, and stillbirth
• Validating motherhood after pregnancy loss
• Rejecting the urge to rank grief and loss
If you need to feel seen this week after making it through the weekend of missing your mother, this episode is for you. If you know others missing their mom or women who long to be a mom and hold their babies, then please pass this episode on.
Share with those who miss their moms. Any day or event celebrating moms can be so hard for many of us.
Be there for someone or take a deep breath for yourself knowing I hold space for you.
Click here to send me a text. I would love to hear from you your thoughts on this episode.
Sign up for my newsletter, ask questions, and get responses via Email: [email protected]
Follow on FB The Caring Death Doula
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Join the private FB group for “behind the podcast” and advance notification The Caring Death Doula Podcast. A safe place to ask questions and to learn more.
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