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because no grieving mom needs to feel alone this holiday season

Holiday Support Group

The holidays can be one of the darkest seasons after the loss of a baby.

 Whether a grieving mom feels overwhelmed, a sense of dread, a mix of emotions, or just so sad, she isn't alone.

 

she needs hope. she needs support. she needs community.

That's where we come in.

“I think many times people are afraid of being vulnerable for fear of not being understood - but this is not the case with this group. I left the group feeling stronger and will always be grateful for the experience.”

thelma, 1st holiday season after loss

Thoughts going through her head this holiday season:

01

I lost a baby and my world has turned upside down

02

How will I have the courage to keep going day in and day out for the next 2 months?

03

I'm so overwhelmed by the thought of celebrating Thanksgiving or Christmas without my baby in my arms

04

My faith is complicated. Sometimes it feels absent & untidy, and others times stronger than ever. I'm feeling mixed emotions about this holiday season

05

I want to create space for joy, hope, and my grief before 2024 comes to an end

06

I need hope, support, and community over the holiday season from women who get it with women who get it

so how can you help? give the grieving mom you love the gift of joining our

Holiday Support Group

a 5-week virtual support group offering grieving moms intimate, intentional, practical, and hope-filled support as you navigate the holidays after the loss of a baby

“There were so many things that we processed as a group, I know it made the holiday season much more bearable following loss. I survived a season I thought would be impossible so much better than I expected.”

lorraiNE, 2nd HOLIDAY SEASON AFTER LOSS

how it works

buy a gift voucher

Purchase a gift voucher ($107). This gives the grieving mom access to 5 LIVE Video Calls, a Complimentary Workbook, Text Access via Slack, Bonuses, and more! 

CHECK YOUR INBOX

Receive the gift certificate in your inbox in a PDF format. Then, give or send the gift voucher to your friend with the details of how to join at no cost to her.

she signs up

She follows the link in the gift voucher to sign up for the Holiday Support Group. She uses code in the gift voucher to join at no cost and receive all other details in her inbox.

FAQ

WHO IS INVITED TO JOIN?

If you are a mom who is grieving following the loss of a baby at any point in pregnancy or infancy, there is a place for you here. Whether your grief is fresh or seasoned over time, we think you'll find this space to be refreshing, honest, and full of hope.

 

WHERE & WHEN WILL THE SESSIONS BE HELD?

Every Sunday at 8pm EST from November 17-December 15, she will find us on Zoom for a 60-minute live video call. She will receive a link to our private Zoom room upon confirmation of her enrollment in the Holiday Support Group.

 

WHAT IF SHE CAN'T MAKE A SESSION LIVE?

No problem! We know that in the holiday season, you may need to miss a session, and that's okay! Technology permitting (occasionally there are glitches), we will be recording each live call to be shared with the group so that if you are unable to join us, you can still listen in at your convenience to the discussion.

 

WHAT WILL THE SESSIONS BE LIKE?

Each week we will focus our conversation on topics relevant to the grieving mom such as traditions, faith, navigating social events, and more. Facilitated by grief coaches Ashlee Proffitt and Meg Walker, you will have the opportunity to share, listen, ask questions, offer advice, and feel supported in a safe and comfortable environment. 

 

IS THIS FAITH BASED?

Yes. While the discussions will be themed around a variety of topics, we believe true hope is found in Jesus. We know that faith can be complicated after the loss of a baby and wherever you are - whether you're not sure what you believe or you're even stronger in your faith than ever - you and your wrestlings are welcome.

 

DO YOU GIVE REFUNDS?

Due to the nature of this group, we do not offer refunds. However, if you have any questions, please email us at hello@themorning.com and we will be happy to help you.

with the holiday support group, she will

FIND HOPE.

 The holidays can be one of the darkest seasons after the loss of a baby. The Holiday Support Group will help grieving moms find hope & joy this holiday season.

 

FIND SUPPORT.

Grief is so overwhelming. It helps to have someone there with her. Our grief coaches & group members will offer that support as they listen, ask questions, and discuss how she's really doing.

 

FIND COMMUNITY.

There are just some things that only grieving moms understand. She'll deepen relationships with other grieving moms so that she feels known and less alone.

 

Ashlee Proffitt

Grief Coach & Group Facilitator, founder of The morning

Just two weeks shy of Thanksgiving, my son Aaden died. I would walk through that holiday season in a fog of grief and perceived expectations. 

I needed someone who had been there, another mom who had experienced a similar loss to grab me by the hand and help me navigate the uncertainty and pain of the season. 

I needed another grieving mom to tell me it was ok to not feel thankful at Thanksgiving and to not feel merry at Christmas. I needed another mom to show me how to honor my son, to include him in our family traditions so I didn't feel like I was moving on without him as I sat at yet another holiday family meal. 

I would love an opportunity to walk with you through this holiday season, easing the burden of grief just a bit – helping you find joy even in the mourning.

Meg Walker

grief Coach & group facilitator, the morning team

Three months before Thanksgiving, I received a life-limiting diagnosis for my oldest son, Jacob. It was my first holiday season in deep grief. The next year, 10 months after his death, I lost another baby during my first trimester a few weeks before Christmas. I was devastated. Wrecked. Numb.

In those seasons and the years that have followed, I have wrestled with the holidays. However, I have also found joy and hope. I know how hard the holidays can be in grief, and I'm here to be a listening ear, to offer practical suggestions, and to create space for you wherever you are in your grief journey over the holidays.

I am honored to be invited in to your story and to offer you encouragement, compassion, and hope this holiday season.

“I loved the devotional/workbook and the corresponding daily recording that Ashlee put together. And of course connecting with other women who understood what I was going through was invaluable to me.”

ann, 1st holiday season after loss

don't let her do the holidays alone this year.

give her the gift of joining our

holiday support group

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