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Title of GPS Hope: "GPS Hope - Grieving Parents Sharing HOPE"

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After the death of a child, many parents quietly wonder if finding joy after child loss is even possible. For some, the word joy feels distant or uncomfortable. For others, it feels almost offensive. It is something that belongs to a former life, before everything changed.

If that’s where you are, you are not wrong, weak, or lacking faith. You are grieving.

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Twas the night after Christmas and I was still numb;

The holidays felt like they had not really come.

It’s hard to explain, but it didn’t seem fair,

That my child is now gone, a...


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The holidays can be painfully overwhelming when you’re grieving. Many parents quietly search for guidance on how to get through the holidays after child loss, wondering how to survive the lights, the songs, and the celebrations that only seem to magnify the empty space where their child should be. 

If this describes your heart right now, you are not alone. ...


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The holidays can stir up deep emotions, and for many of us, this season brings a sharper ache than most other times of year. Everywhere we turn, we see reminders of who is missing. That’s why finding peace during the holidays after child loss feels almost impossible. Yet Scripture tells us that peace is not something we stumble into; it is something God offers, even in the de...


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What It Means to Be a Pareavor

When we lose a child, no matter what their age, our entire world changes. We are plunged into a kind of grief and devastation that does not resemble anything we knew before. One of the greatest struggles in our identity after child loss is simply this: Who am I now?

We know what a widow is. We know what an orphan is. ...


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