Kelly and her husband Ryan were given a cross that no parent should have to carry . . . watching two of their children die before their very eyes. For years, Kelly battled numbness, despair, and anger, repeatedly asking God “why?”
For a variety of reasons—including cultural norms, a man’s traditional role in the family, and
The goal of the consecration is to provide our couples with the appropriate tools to
Hearing the words “I’m sorry, your baby does not have a heartbeat” is an incredibly
For a variety of reasons—including cultural norms, a man’s traditional role in the family, and lack of support—a father’s grief often fades into the background
The goal of the consecration is to provide our couples with the appropriate tools to begin having meaningful and supportive conversation after loss in the
Hearing the words “I’m sorry, your baby does not have a heartbeat” is an incredibly painful experience for families. In the aftermath of such heart-wrenching
A Grieving Mothers Perinatal Loss Retreat This event is for Grieving mothers of pregnancy and infant loss who desire more than shallow survival. The weekend
A Grieving Dad’s Retreat is for men who have experienced the loss of a child through miscarriage and stillbirth or as an infant, child, adolescent,
The Breaux’s blog features personal reflections on processing grief, strengthening marriages after loss, and finding faith Reflections by Kelly Breaux on her own grief journeyPosts