Connect with moms just like you. Here you can share good times, not so good times, stories about your girls, support each other and anything else you need. This community is for you. We hope you find ways to heal your broken heart as well as grow friendships.
We gather monthly to remember our precious daughters who have transitioned. You are invited to bring music, poetry and ritual that will nurture your memory of your daughter. Lighting a candle in memory of a loved one is a centuries-old practice. The practice gives you a specific time to reflect on your daughter, as well as to pray or meditate on your relationship with her. We also share our thoughts and stories of our amazing girls.
Caregiver moms of daughters with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer face a multitude of challenges that can be physically, emotionally, and mentally draining. In addition to the self-help routines listed below, we offer caregiving counseling to help you cope when you seem overwhelmed. By addressing these struggles and providing comprehensive support, caregiver moms can find strength and resilience as you navigate the challenges of caring for a daughter with stage 4 breast cancer.
Caregiving can be physically demanding, especially if your daughter requires round-the-clock care. You may find yourself sacrificing your own sleep, nutrition, and self-care to ensure your daughter's needs are met.
We’d love to help. Schedule your FREE 1:1 Comfort Call here.
Our amazing daughters. We miss them so much. There’s never a day that goes by that you don’t think of her—her laugh, her smile, her grin, her witty come-backs, her hugs, her companionship, her friendship, her presence, her touch, her strength, her courage and on and on… But most importantly, her love. Their lives were amazing, and that’s why we remember and celebrate our girls. Join our private Facebook for moms where we celebrate the lives of our precious daughters.
We connect moms with other moms, someone who is just like them. She may need a shoulder to cry on, share stories of their daughters, schedule a meetup for an outing, or a call to just check in. The topics of discussion are determined by the needs of the individual moms. No topic is off limits. Moms determine how they can support each other, how many times a week/month, they will connect with each other. Having someone to talk to without judgment goes a long way towards being able to move from pain to peace.