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“The chance to remember, acknowledge, and honor my son is priceless. Having the support of someone who has been in your shoes makes a world of difference.”
   – Allison A.

“After my daughter died I felt so alone, and that word doesn’t even begin to describe it. I wanted guidance on how I was supposed to keep living when my baby had just died. Without this support I honestly don’t know how I would have gotten out of bed each day.”
   – Miranda H.

“I was so full of guilt and disappointment, but I felt like I had to be there for my wife.  This group has men and women, so I feel like I can grieve and talk about my daughter and still be strong for my wife.”
   – Rob F.

“Having your child die in utero… it’s the loneliest feeling in the world. This group gets that. They know. They know exactly what it’s like, and when I found that out, I stopped being alone.”
   – Caitlin G.

“I look forward to group every month. It is one of the only chances I get to openly speak about my son, to say his name, to remember his life, without people shying away or shutting down. I get to connect to him with people who get it.”
   – Jen B.

“I didn’t want to be in a group with those who had lost spouses, parents, or even older kids. I longed for a group of people like me.”
   – Rachel P.

“Infant loss is such an isolating experience, with so much shame attached to it…that it is comforting to know that you aren’t alone (although you wouldn’t wish it on anyone). And as my loss gets further away in time, it helps me to feel I can light the way a little for others.
   – Alex D.

“We’ve supported each other through pregnancies and losses. It means so much to have that support, especially in those early days when you feel so completely alone and like no one understands what you’re going through.”
   – Nina M.