Pregnancy Loss Resources | Sarah Philpott

Hi sweet friend,

I am so sorry for the loss of your precious child. Or the loss of your friend’s child. This is hard. I know.

Perhaps you’ve found this page because you have been reading my book, Loved Baby: 31 Devotions Helping You Grieve & Cherish Your Child After Pregnancy Loss. Or perhaps you had to google miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth ,or pregnancy loss & this is what you found.

Please accept my sincerest condolences. I want you to know you are so very loved and welcome here. I’m Sarah. In between the births of my children I experienced two losses. You can see a video of a bit of my story here.

My heart exploded for women who’ve experienced this unique and heart-wrenching grief. This caused me to write a devotional book that helps women walk this journey. We go deep into real-talk, but also talk about cultivating hope and joy in our lives again. You can read more about the book here. I’ll be honest. Although my musings on this website are what you came to see, it is the book that offers the most support.

Over the years I have written a few additional resources. I hope you can find a bit of comfort. I really feel there is power in story. Browsing the internet the days following my losses helped me realize I wasn’t the only one with a swirl of emotions. If you read one, just pop back to this page “Pregnancy Loss” and read another. I’ve tried to organize them here so you can have an easier time navigating this site.

I’ve also created a free download of Loved Baby Scripture Cards. You can find the link here.

If you desire, please join our Loved Baby Pregnancy Loss Support Group. This group is a lifeline for many. It is a tribe of Christian women who are navigating these churning waters. It is full of hope, prayer, support, and encouragement. Find out more here.

The LOVED bracelet can be purchased from fashionandcompassion.com.

On this website I also write about my family adventures and whatever else speaks to my heart. But feel free to only read the posts that your heart can take. I know that in the mire of grief reading tales of other families can be challenging. I get that. This is another reason I’ve tried to make this site easy to navigate. You should only go to the pages that you need. Give yourself time to grieve. Mourning is natural and can’t be rushed. But hope–that sweet promise that our children are blooming in heaven–is what you must use as your anchor.

xoxo,

Sarah