The Scoop

Grieve Out Loud was started in January 2010 by a group of parents who understand the pain of losing a baby and are passionate about helping others in their own grieving process. Our stories are different, yet they are the same in that our children have been separated from us through the cruelty of death.

As we began to wade through the raging sea of grief, we all realized how difficult it can be to find resources after the loss of a baby. Many places do exist to assist in the healing process, but they can be scattered and difficult to find, especially for someone who is overcome with sadness. Our desire is to create one place where the bereaved can find everything they need as they cope with their loss, including memorial items, care packages, loss book reviews, loss support through our Pen-Pal Program, as well as a extensive resource page of other web resources that exist for the purpose of assisting you in your healing and keeping your baby’s memory alive.

We are sorry that you have found us, but invite you to walk with us in your journey. Share your story. Express your pain. Grieve Out loud.

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Interested in donating?

Your donations will help fund our care packages for parents of pregnancy and infant loss, along with Grieve Out Loud brochures and other informative print materials for hospitals and grief centers. We are also hoping to one day host a Babyloss Conference.

We are also in need of tangible donations for our care packages. Care packages include health and beauty items, flower and tree seeds, plant cuttings, pottery, jewelry, artwork, cards, boxes and other comfort items. For more information please contact Julie.

Want to Join the Team?

We are always looking to expand our team. If you are interested in becoming a Pen-Pal please contact Julie. Please include “Joining the Team” as the subject of your e-mail.

Want to help spread the word of Grieve Out Loud?

For all media, press and copies of content please contact Julie at grieveoutloud@gmail.com. To view past Grieve Out Loud press articles click here.

(In photo: John Matthew Ennis)