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68. Approaching Mother's Day While Grieving w/Katie Jameson

An episode of the The Lucky Few podcast, hosted by The Lucky Few Podcast, titled "68. Approaching Mother's Day While Grieving w/Katie Jameson" was published on May 5, 2020 and runs 64 minutes.

May 5, 2020 ·64m · The Lucky Few

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When all you see on Instagram is happy moms smiling with their children on Mother’s Day, it can be hard to remember that not every woman approaches the holiday the same way. That’s why we are so grateful to have Katie Jameson on to discuss all things grief and Mother’s Day. Katie is a mother to 4 year old twins (one w/Down Syndrome), a 2 year old, and her son Lochlan who would turn 6 this year. After losing Lochlan, Katie made it her mission to support women grieving the loss of a child on Mother’s Day. Her beautiful ‘Grief Pins & Cards’ provide tangible support for anyone dealing with loss and grief. If you know someone who needs this, head over to katiejameson.ca. Then join us for this important conversation on how to support a woman grieving on Mother’s Day and how to approach the holiday after losing a child. To all of the women who have lost a child, and to those holding their children close this Mother’s Day, we see you, we love you, and as always, we are cheering you on. ___ Learn more about Katie Jameson! Website Instagram: @katie__jameson Purchase: Grief Pins & Cards LET’S CHAT Email [email protected] with your questions and Good News for future episodes. SPONSOR: JONAS PAUL EYEWEAR Jonas Paul Eyewear makes stylish glasses for kids and teens! We’re sure you’ll love them just as much as our families do! The frames even perfectly fit our kiddos with Down Syndrome thanks to their unique adjustable tips. Head on over to jonaspauleyewear.com and use code THELUCKYFEW for 15% off your order! HELP US SHIFT THE NARRATIVE Interested in partnering with The Lucky Few Podcast as a sponsor? Email [email protected] for more information!

When all you see on Instagram is happy moms smiling with their children on Mother’s Day, it can be hard to remember that not every woman approaches the holiday the same way. That’s why we are so grateful to have Katie Jameson on to discuss all things grief and Mother’s Day. Katie is a mother to 4 year old twins (one w/Down Syndrome), a 2 year old, and her son Lochlan who would turn 6 this year. After losing Lochlan, Katie made it her mission to support women grieving the loss of a child on Mother’s Day. Her beautiful ‘Grief Pins & Cards’ provide tangible support for anyone dealing with loss and grief. If you know someone who needs this, head over to katiejameson.ca. Then join us for this important conversation on how to support a woman grieving on Mother’s Day and how to approach the holiday after losing a child.

To all of the women who have lost a child, and to those holding their children close this Mother’s Day, we see you, we love you, and as always, we are cheering you on.

___

Learn more about Katie Jameson!

LET’S CHAT

Email [email protected] with your questions and Good News for future episodes.

SPONSOR: JONAS PAUL EYEWEAR

Jonas Paul Eyewear makes stylish glasses for kids and teens! We’re sure you’ll love them just as much as our families do! The frames even perfectly fit our kiddos with Down Syndrome thanks to their unique adjustable tips. Head on over to jonaspauleyewear.com and use code THELUCKYFEW for 15% off your order!

HELP US SHIFT THE NARRATIVE

Interested in partnering with The Lucky Few Podcast as a sponsor? Email [email protected] for more information!

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