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My Maddie JoJo
She Came Into This World With Ease

She Loved All Things Spooky And Sweet
What We’re Told When We Lose A Child
When one loses a child, we are told many things, such as:
- “I don’t know how you’re still standing,”
- “There is nothing like the loss of a child. It’s not the natural order of things.”
- “Your heart will be permanently broken.”
- “There is no word to describe someone who has lost a child, such as widow.”
- “Losing a spouse isn’t the same. You can always replace them, but you can’t replace your child.”
- “You will never be the same.”
Though some of these things are true, my bias is that they don’t serve us to heal. They feed our inner victim and our tendency to feel sorry for ourselves. This inclination is already quite strong when we lose a child that it isn’t too difficult to keep bending our perspective in such a way to permanently ingrain the belief: “I’m a victim to a particularly cruel circumstance in life. It’s not fair. What did I do to deserve this plight?”
Looking At The Loss of A Child Through A New Lens
Not Forgetting Gets Entangled With Not Getting Over
Woman Loses Her Daughter To Suicide

I Don’t Need To Honor My Child With A Broken Heart
Does The Loss Of A Child Bring On Stress, Trauma Or Both?
Whether Stress Turns Into Trauma Depends On Our Support
We Need A Hug To Heal
Maddie’s Last 12 Days
She Knew It Was Her Last Days
Maddie Went Into Respiratory Failure
I Held It Together With Self Care And Support From Others
When I Felt Betrayed, Grieving Was Much Harder–Stress Turned To Trauma
