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As we close Season 4 of Life After Child Loss: A Parent’s Grief, I want to end with something sacred—something from the ...
18/06/2025

As we close Season 4 of Life After Child Loss: A Parent’s Grief, I want to end with something sacred—something from the heart.

I'm inviting you to write a letter to your child. Whether it's a memory, a moment, or just words you wish they could hear… your voice matters.

In our final episodes, I’ll read a collection of these letters aloud as a tribute to the children we carry and the love that never dies.

✍🏾 Submit your letter here:
https://forms.gle/mCarqB6rc7BvwFgZA

If you aren't familiar with Google Forms please feel free to inbox or email: [email protected]

📅 Deadline: As of right now, there is no deadline. The letters that aren't read for Season 4 will be read during Season 5.

You can remain anonymous if you'd like. All letters will be handled with deep care, reverence, and respect.

Thank you for being part of this journey. Together, we grieve, we remember, and we rise.

With Love,
Angela Snowden
Host, Life After Child Loss: A Parent’s Grief

15/06/2025

To Bereaved Fathers,

Today, the world celebrates fathers. But for you… this day carries a weight that words can hardly hold.

You are still fathers — not because your children are in your arms, but because they are forever etched into your souls.

You remember the laughs, the little hands, the hopes you held. And you carry the ache of all the moments you imagined but never got to share.

I want to say this clearly: your grief is not weakness — it is proof of your love. You are not forgotten today. Your fatherhood is sacred. Your tears are valid.

Even in the silence, even in the shadows, your child sees you — and I believe, somehow, they are proud of you.

So today, I honor you. The quiet strength. The invisible battle. The love that never dies.

Happy Father’s Day — not in the way the world expects, but in the way only you understand.

You are not alone.

Sincerely,

Jor'Darrion's Mom
5-31-98 -- 4-11-2010

05/06/2025

Nobody told me grief would make me:

• Forget how to spell words I’ve known my whole life.
• Laugh at the most inappropriate moments.
• Keep voicemails and reread old texts like sacred relics.
• Talk to photos like they’re going to answer.
• Get irrationally angry at balloons floating into the sky.
• Feel physically exhausted from absolutely nothing.
• Get weirdly attached to certain songs, movies, or places because they still feel like ours.

Grief isn’t just sadness. It’s a thousand tiny things you never saw coming.

What did grief make you do?

I guarantee you’re not the only one.

I.R.💜

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