POST 2/5/21 Interview Series | Portraits of Grief @portraits_of_grief

 



Listen to our Portraits of Grief Podcast Interview

Episode Description: Special guests Kristina and Steffanie from the online community and blog cast “Sunflowers and Red Feathers,” join us to share their parallel grief stories. After both going through the unimaginable of losing a child during the same year, Kristina & Steffanie found friendship in each other. Together as bereaved mothers and friends, these inspiring two have created a beautiful, safe space to encourage and support other bereaved parents. And, talk truths about child loss. A touching episode you won’t want to miss. @portraits_of_grief

Portraits of Grief Interview

We are so excited to share this episode with you. We were thrilled about the opportunity to be interviewed by Tiffany and Thera with Portraits of Grief where we got to share a bit of our stories and our mission with Sunflowers & Red Feathers. 

Both women bring a beautiful perspective of grief and we enjoyed chatting with them! We hope you enjoy this episode,

Until next time, we hope you find hope and joy in your journey. 

-Sunflowers & Red Feathers

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