For Dads

Hey Fellow Dad,

When a baby is lost, we often feel like we have to be the strong one. We try to hold everything together, be there for our wives, take care of our families, and keep moving forward. Sometimes we don't give ourselves permission to grieve because we feel like everyone else needs us to be okay.

But we hurt too. And just because we don't always show it doesn't mean the grief isn't there.

Sometimes grief comes out in ways we don't even recognize. Anger, frustration, fear, addictions, temptation, or even hatred. What starts as unspoken pain can become a tornado in our lives, affecting our marriages, our families, our jobs, and even ourselves.

I am a fellow infant loss dad, and I want other dads to know they don't have to figure this out alone.

Sometimes it helps to sit down with another dad who understands what you're going through. Someone you don't have to explain everything to, someone who understands the hurt, and someone who can encourage you through God's Word.

I'm here to listen, pray with you, share from my own experience, and help you navigate the grief that comes with losing a baby.

There is no shame in admitting that you're hurting. It takes strength to be honest about what you're carrying and to recognize when you need someone alongside you.

Let's Talk, Dad.

Whether your loss was recent or happened years ago, I'd love to connect with you. You don't need to have the right words or know where to start. You just need to reach out.

You matter too! Your grief matters! And you don't have to carry it alone!

No family should grieve alone.