“A poem I wrote to pour out my soul and heal during and after my miscarriage at 10 weeks in May 2022…”

Most of the time it is the woman who receives the focus and attention after a loss. But what about dad? Who is listening to him and walking alongside him?

This is an honest perspective from a dad, so bravely expressing what many men wrestle with after loss.

“When I was in labor, my nurse asked me what I needed, and all I could think to tell her was that I didn’t have my Bible and I really needed one. “

As you head into Father’s Day, spend time both in prayer, asking God to show you places in your heart that He can heal, and talk to your wife about how you’re feeling. If you don’t know what you want to do, share that with her. If she wants to celebrate you, ask how she plans on doing that. Maybe let her. If you go through the whole day and nobody says anything, let that go too… others may not know how to handle it with you. 

As believers, are we even allowed to be mad at God? Will I bring His wrath upon me if I tell him how I’m feeling?
These are very common questions and in this article, we’ll dive into why it IS biblical to share your anger with God and why He wants to be on that journey with us.

There is hope for your future if you’ve lost a child in a miscarriage or stillbirth and you and your partner are unmarried. In this blog, we discuss 5 ways you and your partner can process the loss and what to expect as you navigate the days ahead.

Losing a child through miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss is an incredibly painful and challenging experience for any couple. As a husband who believes in Jesus, supporting your wife through such a tragedy is not only a duty but also a calling to demonstrate Christ-like love, compassion, and strength. While there are no easy fixes for the deep grief that follows such a loss, there are meaningful ways you can support your wife as you both navigate this difficult journey together.

Grandparents lost too and this blog post walks would-have-been grandparents through their role, feelings and outlooks on pregnancy loss and how to best support parents after losing children.

"In October, we remember and find healing during Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. Discover 4 meaningful ways to honor your child's memory."

The Colorado Wave of Light is a place to come and remember your child during Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Month.

Mother’s Day after losing a child is really hard and so we put this post together to help me support their wives after loss on Mother’s Day.

No matter how old your child is, they are still your child and when they hurt, your heart hurts too.

In this article, we will walk through tangible ways you can support your child while, while also acknowledging your grief too.

Though it can feel like you’re all alone in grief, God’s promise to us is that we are NEVER alone. We’ll take a look at different supporting scriptures as well as discuss reframing your questioning.

After going through the loss of a baby, your marriage can sometimes take a hit. How do you process it along and together? How can you grow closer to your spouse amidst loss? It is possible.

Navigating the differences between miscarriage and stillbirth can be tricky and feel sterile. In this article, we’ll break down the differences for you in a way that is a little easier to understand and a lot more personal.

The For You Are Know Weekend Retreat April 14-16, 2023 in Colorado Springs is an incredible place for women to disconnect from the world and connect with those who have walked through pregnancy loss and found hope in Jesus. This retreat is a place to be real and raw and find hope. Hosted at Glen Eyrie Castle and Conference Center for women who have gone through miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss.

The truth behind ectopic pregnancies - symptoms, causes, risk factors, and off-boarding the emotional roller coaster after diagnosis or surgery.

Although you will never forget your child, it’s so nice to have something or do something that reminds you of their precious life. Whether that is a piece of jewelry, nurturing the life of a plant, or giving back to others, here are 6 ways you can celebrate the memory of your child.

When you walk through the loss of a child, whether through miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth, or infant loss, you need a guide to help you through the pain. So many people have invested in writing and creating quotes that help us through hard times. We’ve compiled 25 helpful quotes and scriptures to help you with your pain.

I’ve always hated the idea that “disappointments are a part of life.” I’ve heard that, but it’s never been particularly helpful. In this post from Foreknown, Author Ryan Cole gives you three practical steps to actually deal with and overcome disappointment.