About Us

Our hopes is that we can uplift and encourage thoses trapped in the deep dark despair of grief. Grief had me imprisoned for years, without a voice. The first time I shared my story about my demised son with another greiving mother, I felt a sudden sense of mental relief. I sobbed endlessly, while telling this unknown person; about how I felt alone in crowded places, how I desperately pleaded with God to end my life, and how I constantly blamed myself for my son death. Abruptly, she interrupted our conversation, conveying mutual feelings. We cried and embraced each other with the little strength we had. 

I went on carelessly confessing my hidden struggles with alcohol and drug abuse, homelessness, abandonment, and, most importantly, the repetitive thoughts of “guilt.” I had no idea expressing my state of deep dejection, would release so much psychological pressure. Furthermore, be a gateway through the sorrows of my grieving journey. I never knew so much freedom would come from revealing my emotional distress. A single dot of light had evolved into a roadway of hope. God had restored my life and healed my broken spirit; “Good Grief.”

I created “In The Eyes of Grieving Mothers,” to connect grieving mothers & familes together to share their grief journey and build relationships. With the expectation of filling the self-loathing and emotional despair gap. Despite everything, I retuned back to school, obtained my G.E.D, am currently enrolled in college, attended several parenting classes, and stopped self-medicating with alcohol and drugs. I have ten-plus uninterrupted years clean & sober. Also, I was able to forgive the man who killed my son. Today, I travel the world with other grieving mothers and families to share our stories of adversities, spiritual transitions and our victorious battles with grief. “Please! Join us; pack your pain, tell your story, & let the healing begin~within!”