“Someone else
understands.”
Find honest conversations and a community where you can say how you really feel, without making your grief easier for someone else.
Meet us on Instagram ↗Not because you have moved on. Not because it hurts less. Because your life deserves care, too.
A place to remember your child, speak honestly about grief, and find your way through the days ahead.
Some days you need someone who understands. Some days you want a place to write their name. And some days, getting through is enough. Start with what you need today.
Find honest conversations and a community where you can say how you really feel, without making your grief easier for someone else.
Meet us on Instagram ↗Pause with the free Life After Loss Check-In. Give yourself a moment to notice what you are carrying and what needs your attention.
Get your free check-in ↗Their laugh. Their favorite saying. The ordinary days you wish you could have again. Make space for the memories that belong to you.
Explore the remembrance journal ↓
30 Days of Remembrance is a digital journal created in loving memory of Chanell. A place to write about your child’s life, the memories you cherish, and the love you still carry.
There is no deadline for remembering. Take it one page, one memory, one moment at a time.
Explore the journal“We don’t fake grief,
we fake being okay.”Paula P. Griffith · Founder, The Grieving Moms
In August 2008, my daughter Chanell died from asthma. She was 11 years old. I have lived the days when life keeps moving and you cannot understand how it possibly can.
I became a certified grief educator in June 2024. My lived experience and education shape this space: a community where our children are remembered and our grief does not need to be hidden.
I believe we can miss our children and still be present in our lives. We can make plans, love the people beside us, and have moments of joy without leaving our children behind.
Contact Paula ↗Forever 11. Forever loved.
The pink here is for her.
You belong here. There is no time limit on missing your child. This community makes room for the grief that continues alongside work, family, ordinary days, and new chapters.
No. Your beliefs, questions, and uncertainty are welcome. The love you have for your child is enough. You do not need to use anyone else’s language for your loss.
Yes. You can read, listen, and take what helps. Sharing your story or commenting is always your choice.
The Grieving Moms offers grief education, remembrance resources, and community connection. It is not therapy or individual counseling.
You can talk about your child. You can talk about yourself. There is room for both.
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