A mother’s love
is forever.
Missing her
is too.
Three conversations between David Kessler and Hope Edelman on the impact of mother loss and the ways it continues to shape us.
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David Kessler
Worked alongside Elisabeth Kübler-Ross for over a decade. Author of Finding Meaning: The Sixth Stage of Grief. He has sat with people in their tenderest hours for thirty years and come to believe that grief is love continuing — something we carry with us, not through.
Hope Edelman
Author of Motherless Daughters, the book that named a grief many didn’t have language for. She was seventeen when she lost her own mother. Hope is the founder of MotherlessDaughters.com and a worldwide expert on early parent loss.
Two experts. Three conversations.
Your own quiet shift.
When She Was Here
The one you knew. The one you lost. The one you are still getting to know through the memories that keep arriving unbidden. A conversation about who she was, and who that made you.
How The Loss Still Shows Up Now
The unexpected places mother loss visits in midlife — the first time you hold your own child, an argument with a partner, the moment you hear her voice come out of your mouth.
How You Carry Her Forward
Not the end of grief — a different way of living inside it. Practices, rituals, and permissions for holding her with you as you keep going.
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