National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day: What You Need to Know (19)
As we approach National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day this weekend, I wanted to address some concerns and share an exciting announcement.
Understanding the Purpose of Remembrance Day
First, let's talk about the upcoming National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. While it's beautiful to see the walks, candle lightings, and other events, it's important to remember that:
You don't have to participate if it causes you stress or anxiety.
These events are not for you to prove your loyalty to your baby.
The primary purpose is to raise awareness among those who may not understand the impact of baby loss.
Remember, every day is likely a remembrance day in your home. It's okay to bow out if you're not feeling up to participating.
Exciting Announcement: The Heal Method for Baby Loss Course
I'm thrilled to announce the launch of my new course, "The Heal Method for Baby Loss." This course is designed to help you process your grief and guilt in a more effective, positive way. Here's what you need to know:
The course uses the HEAL framework: Honor, Empower, Accept, and Live.
It focuses on relieving guilt, which often prolongs grief.
The course addresses four common reasons parents struggle to find relief from guilt:
Blaming themselves or each other
Feeling unworthy of happiness
Fear of dreaming about the future
Staying silent about their grief
What the Course Offers:
Three modules with two lessons each
A workbook
Five inspirational phone screen savers
A free visual meditation
A bonus one-hour call with me
Remember, while no one wants to take a course on living through baby loss, it can provide valuable tools for healing and moving forward. Your baby's loss will always be a part of you, but you deserve to live a fulfilling life despite this tragedy.
