Mother’s Day is quickly approaching. What are you going to say to your sister? How will you reach out with words of hope and healing?
While Moms who have suffered a miscarriage, stillbirth, the loss of a baby or child appreciate and need support, one of the most common occurrences on Mother’s Day is the worst one … in an effort to avoid making a mistake people say nothing at all.
That hurts.
And its why Jessie and I created seven Mother’s Day Videos and Tip Sheets. They are designed to help you share compassionate messages of remembrance and support that promote healing and grief relief.
In Video #4 of this Mother’s Day series, Jessie and I talk about what siblings can say to their sister on Mother’s Day, after the passing of her baby or child.
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