Your loss is worthy of your grief.
You lost a baby, a baby whose life mattered to you and to God.
Your heart is broken. Your dreams are shattered.
Here you will find a place to grieve….and to heal.
You don't have to walk through
early pregnancy loss alone.
You don’t have to remain in
pain, guilt, or confusion.
When you take a step toward healing,
you will begin to trade...
Your pain
for peace
Experience peace as
you process your loss
with Jesus.
Your guilt
for grace
Release the guilt
you’ve been carrying.
Your confusion
for clarity
Gain clarity from the truth of God’s Word.
The peace you seek is possible
Hi! I’m Sarah.
I lost 3 babies in the first trimester and walked through almost 5 years of infertility. I understand the weight of grief and the guilt and disorientation that early pregnancy loss brings. In my losses, Jesus met me in my pain and healed my heart. Peace is possible in your pain as well.
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Trade your pain for peace as you process
your miscarriage with Jesus
Many of us who have experienced early pregnancy loss have believed that our loss is “lesser” than women who have experienced losses later in pregnancy.
We have minimized our own loss. Others may have minimized our loss as well. We may not have allowed ourselves to grieve because we think our grief isn’t that big of a deal. We think we need to move on and try again.
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The truth is your loss matters. Your baby was made in God’s image. Your loss is not less than in God’s eyes. Your baby’s life matters, so your grief matters as well.
Research also shows that “While it is often assumed women have not yet formed strong attachments in the early stages of pregnancy, the length of pregnancy has been shown to have no association with the level of psychological distress experienced if the pregnancy is lost.” LINK – https://doi.org/10.1186/s12905-018-0672-3 — to “RESEARCH”
Your loss is worthy of your grief.
Allowing yourself to grieve is the first step down the path towards peace.
Sarah walked the path of pushing down the pain after her first early pregnancy loss, but found a different path is possible as she walked through two more miscarriages. Through personal experience, biblical teachings, and journaling prompts, she can lead you down the path of healing and hope after early pregnancy loss. She found peace through processing her pain with Jesus. You can as well!
Sarah has recently finished writing a book to help women find hope and healing after early pregnancy loss. She is currently revising it and walking through the new territory of book publishing!
In the meantime, she wants to help women suffering from the pain of early pregnancy loss. She writes about finding hope and healing after early pregnancy loss on her blog [LINK}. Watch for her email newsletter starting in January 2027 for more helpful resources.
You Are Not Alone
What readers are saying about Sarah’s forthcoming book
This book was a gift of healing I didn’t even realize I needed. It helped me uncover wounds I thought I had moved past and gave me space to grieve what went unspoken and minimized. I am not one for journaling, but the prompts started conversations with God and my husband that I didn’t know how to begin on my own. Years after our losses, my husband and I are finally talking about and working past the unintentional hurts we caused each other.
– Gwyn K.
After going through IVF and experiencing an early pregnancy loss, my hope was shattered. This book helped me to find healing and rediscover my faith. I highly recommend it for anyone who has experienced an early pregnancy loss!
– Brooke S.
This book is such an important and meaningful resource for women navigating the heartbreak of early pregnancy loss. I wish it had been available to me during that season of my life, as it would have provided comfort, understanding, and reassurance during a time that can feel incredibly isolating…. I highly recommend it to anyone who has experienced pregnancy loss or wants to better support someone who has.
– Jessica B.
October 26, 2026
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