Have you ever walked into a room and felt like you didn’t belong? After child loss, that “out of place” ache shows up everywhere—at church, at work, even in conversations with friends who once felt safe. It’s like the world kept moving, but you’re stuck wondering where you fit now that your baby isn’t here.
In this episode of Loud About Loss, Becky gets real about what it means to live in that uncomfortable middle space. She shares her own story of walking back into church after losing her daughter Gracie, and how God reminded her she still belonged—not because she had it all together, but because she was His.
💛 What you’ll hear in this episode:
✅Why grief makes bereaved mothers feel like outsiders
✅What the Bible says about belonging when you feel out of place
✅Practical ways to find connection and community in the messy middle
✅Why your child’s love still shines through you, even in spaces that feel heavy
This episode is for every grieving mom who has ever tugged at her shirt in a room full of moms and thought, I don’t belong here. Friend, you do belong—to God, to your child’s legacy, and to this community that refuses to whisper about grief.
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