Hands Holding Hearts

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With Father's Day coming up, we want to acknowledge that this may be a difficult day for the families we serve. This is for you.

For those grieving the loss of your mom this is for you…
 Some days grief arrives quietly. Other days it crashes through every memory, every song, every small thing that reminds me of my mom. Losing her has changed me forever. I still catch myself wanting to call her, to hear her voice, to tell her about my day.
People say time heals, but I think time just teaches you how to carry the love and the loss at the same time. I miss her deeply, every single day. But I’m grateful for the way she loved me, shaped me, and continues to live on in the parts of me she helped create.

If you still have your mom, hug her a little tighter today. And if you’re grieving too, I hope you know you’re not alone. ❤️

We talk about this a lot in sessions and at camp. Sometimes grief can feel overwhelming and unrelenting, but there is always hope…

Sharing this advice for those grieving this Valentine’s Day. Our hope for you is that you give yourself the gift of grace and space to grieve however feels most comforting to you.❤️💙💚

Grief feels different for everyone. We asked Dougy Center kids and teens what grief feels like for them. What does grief feel like for you? Let us know!