I am excited to share that I was recently presented with the Channel 7 Everyday Hero Award for the work that I have done through RTF and the local MISS bereavement group that I facilitate in Parker.  I am honored simply to learn I was nominated, surprised by the recognition in being awarded, and mostly I am excited by the awareness this will bring to the local community about RTF and our desire to share that it is okay to talk about child loss.

The segment about RTF will air on the CH 7 ABC Sunday News at 10:00pm, and repeat five more times during the week.  Once it airs, there will be a video added to the CH 7 Website, so those of you from outside Colorado can check it out as well.

Read More & See Air Times

If you've spent any time on the RTF website, you'll have read some of the essays about my personal experience of loss and healing, finding meaning, and making connections.  Part of what makes these essays so popular is the moment when you read something that speaks to your own feelings.  Perhaps articulating a thought that you previously thought was your own.

Each of us will travel this road of grief in our own unique way, but there is a large part of this experience that we all share.  You are invited to submit your healing story for inclusion in the RTF website.

Read More and Submission Guidelines

iGive.com - By following the link to iGive, you'll be invited to register at iGive.com and choose RTF as your chosen charity.  Once you do, you'll be prompted to download the "shopping window" which is simply a tiny box that pops up when you are at an iGive shopping site (the gap, lands end, barnes and noble, etc) to let you know your purchases will count toward a donation to RTF.