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Ways to Remember Your Loved One

On August 5, 2005, our sweet Macie earned her angel wings. Over the years, we've done many things to remember her. One of the first was...

Ways to Improve Your Sleep During Times of Grief

“So it’s true, when all is said and done, grief is the price we pay for love.” — E.A. Bucchianeri Guest post by Lucille Rosetti, The...

Goals To Consider When You’re Grieving

As you know, grief is a difficult emotion to feel and a difficult experience to go through. It feels like there isn't much you can do...

How to Help a Bereaved Mom on Mother's Day

Without a doubt, becoming a mother is the single, most cherished accomplishment of my life. I believe many women who've had children...

Turning the Tables to Launch a Big Idea: The Journey of My TEDx Talk

How a TEDx talk can change the world by giving us language to talk about a devastating topic.

Greater > Than Podcast, Making Your Idea Real

How the idea for Vilomah Voice was born. Being a guest on Jen Hoverstad's podcast in summer of 2019 propelled me to make this platform real.

A NAME FOR A PARENT WHOSE CHILD HAS DIED

Reposted from Duke Today By KARLA FC HOLLOWAY In an NPR essay nearly three years ago, I pondered over the lack of a word for parents...

A Vilomah: Life After Emmett...

Reposted from the Kim Family's Blog Vilomah is a word for a parent whose child has died. I will attempt to explain why this word has...

Turn Your Battle Scars into Badges of Honor

Reposted from Option B By Sharon Delaney McCloud Everyone has stuff, problems, challenges, tragedies. No one is immune. What I have...

Supporting Bereaved Parents