Chances are if you are reading this you experienced the loss of a child. You are not alone. I lost my daughter, Mali Bella when she was just a baby. That was the most debilitating time of my life, I didn't know how I was going to survive. Luckily, I met other bereaved parents who were going through the same thing and having someone who knew how I felt was comforting. We shared our stories, our tears and our strength. I noticed there was a lack of support specifically for parents who had lost a child and turning my pain into purpose, Mali Bella Foundation arose. My mission is to provide hope, healing and support to bereaved families. I will always continue to honor my sweet Mali and I hope to be able to help you honor the life of your child.
If you need someone to talk to anonymously, click the "Chat Now" button down below. To learn more about my story, go to the "About" page.
Warmest love & aloha,
Sejal
If you need someone to talk to anonymously, click the "Chat Now" button down below. To learn more about my story, go to the "About" page.
Warmest love & aloha,
Sejal
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5 things to remembeR1.) If you feel like you are losing your mind; you are. Grief can be so unsettling, that you may feel like you are ok one moment and ready to pull your hair out and break everything in your house the next. And, that's ok. Everyone handles the pain differently, and I'm sure most of us feel like we are going crazy. I also forget to eat, I had never experienced that before, but I never felt hungry..It's too much to process, how can we expect not to lose our minds? 2.) Women grieve differently than men. I remember being so frustrated at my husband at first. He never wanted to talk about our daughter, he never wanted to look at her pictures. I felt so abandoned, how could he feel this way? |
ABOUT METhis is my family, my love and my support. In 2009, I gave birth to my second child, another beautiful baby girl, named Mali Bella. When I took her home, a friend suggested that we consider getting.. |
