On Miscarriage and Grief

I have walked through 5 miscarriages. Just to be completely obvious and blunt: it was hard. Sometimes, it's still hard. But in this place God has taught me a lot about grieving, about brokenness, about holding onto hope. Dear sister, if you are walking through something similar I want you to know you aren't alone, and not just because there are other women who have walked similar paths, but because there is a God who loves you dearly who will walk with you, even when your faith feels shaky at best. I want you to know my heart breaks at your loss. I want you to know you are welcome here and so is your story. We need each other. We do. And we need Him.


The Miscarriage Series: 

An Introduction to a Series on Miscarriage
Season of Mourning (Giving Yourself Permission to Grieve)
When You Are Trying to Make Something Out of Your Ashes (On What God Does With Our Shattered Dreams)
Project Still Hope (An Invitation and a Tangible Way to Honor Lost Life)
What Hope Really Looks Like (How to Hope Again)
What You Need to Know When Fear is Suffocating You (For When You Are Terrified of Losing Again)
Practical Advice for the Grieving Woman and Those Who Love Her


My Story (in the most raw moments):
When Life Fractures Your Faith
The Post I Didn't Want to Write
Proclaiming the Miracle (A Pregnancy Announcement after 4 Repeat Miscarriages)


Other Posts:
The Thing About Fire (When You Wonder Why Life Has to Be Hard)
When Your Faith Looks Weak (On Being Pregnant After Repeated Miscarriages)