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Hebrews 6:19

"We have this as a sure and steadfast anchor of the soul."

Social media can be a heavy place after loss. Whil

Social media can be a heavy place after loss. While the world keeps moving—celebrations, milestones, everyday moments—it can quietly amplify the weight of your grief and the feeling that you’re somehow alone in it.

But you’re not.

Finding people who truly understand the depth of this kind of loss matters more than most realize. Being seen, heard, and held by others who are walking a similar road can bring a kind of comfort that the outside world often can’t offer.

That’s why we created a private community—where every member knows this kind of grief firsthand. A space where you don’t have to explain your pain, where your story is safe, and where you can find connection in the middle of it all.

If social media has felt hard lately, come sit with people who understand.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/hopemommies

That feeling of being “left behind” can be one of

That feeling of being “left behind” can be one of the most painful parts of loss and infertility.

In this episode, we talk about the quiet tension of celebrating others while grieving your own story—the ache of watching friends grow their families while you walk through another loss. It’s a tender conversation about comparison, changing relationships, and the added layer of grief that comes when life looks different than you hoped.

If you’ve ever felt stuck while everyone else seems to be moving forward, this episode will remind you—you’re not alone.

Join us for the full conversation (Episode 66) wherever you listen to podcasts or at hopemommies.org/podcast.

After loss, so many tender questions rise in our h

After loss, so many tender questions rise in our hearts—Will I recognize my baby? What will they be like in heaven?

This beautiful post gently reminds us that while Scripture doesn’t answer every detail, it gives us something far more steady: a deep, unshakable hope rooted in God’s character. Heaven is not a place of loss or lack, but of complete restoration—where nothing is unfinished, and everything broken is made whole.

Our babies are not missing out. They are fully alive, fully restored, and safely held in the presence of Jesus. And one day, we will see them again—not as strangers, but as our children, in a reunion more beautiful than we can imagine.

“You will not meet a stranger in heaven. You will meet your child… and in His presence, nothing is missing, nothing is lost, and nothing is unfinished.”

If your heart has ever longed for answers, this post offers something even better—peace, hope, and the promise of redemption that is complete.

Tap the link in our bio to go to this post:
https://hopemommies.org/will-i-recognize-my-baby-in-heaven

Hope Boxes are our main point of contact with bere

Hope Boxes are our main point of contact with bereaved moms. They are a gift that invites them into our community, and lets them know that, even in the brokenness, there is a God who sees and cares for them.

Did you know that you can host your own Hope Box Gathering? You'll raise funds for boxes, order your bulk items, host a gathering assembly, and coordinate with your local hospital to donate them as a bereavement resource.

Read more about the process and complete the interest form on our website: https://hopemommies.org/box-gatherings

(Pictures and videos are from a Hope Box Gathering held by Andrea Batista in loving memory of her Hope Babies.)

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