Megan & “Mara’s winks”
Hi, my name is Megan. I’m an advocate, a writer, a daughter, a wife and mother of three beautiful girls, as well as a cat mom.
My life was deeply and forever changed on January 9, 2020 by the passing of my oldest daughter, 14-year-old Amara Grace.
Her passing led and inspired me to work to raise awareness and advocate for young girl’s and women’s health regarding the use of birth control, to further education and to promote blood clot awareness, in hopes to influence public policy at both state and federal levels to make a difference and be the change!
Child loss is incredibly challenging, filled with grief and heartache.
It is what most would consider to be "Every parent’s worst nightmare." However through my personal experience, I’ve learned to navigate the complexities of physical loss (good, bad, joyful and sad) and found a way to emerge with a renewed sense of Hope.
My focus has been on connection and by building a new relationship with Mara’s soul.
Along the way, myself and other loved ones continue to experience what I fondly call "Mara Winks.” These winks provide comfort and a beautiful sense of connection to Mara.
I hope to provide support and guidance by drawing from my own journey and helping others find their way through difficult times.
I feel I can offer others a unique and meaningful perspective. I am passionate about providing support to others during difficult times and I pull from my own journey and experiences.
I believe in the magic of connection and I’m dedicated to helping others embrace the openness of Intuition.
Our loved ones in Spirit are ready and waiting— a new bond is possible, even through the darkest days.
Inspired by Megan’s story? We were too!
Megan is currently one of our teams Compassionate Mentors. Compassionate Mentors are NOT therapists but a friend along the path to listen and understand. If you are finding yourself resonating with Megan’s story on your own life’s journey, join our free community for “Caregrievers” today!
After you join you’ll be able to access the free service, Compassionate Mentoring. We will match you with Megan or one of our other mentors. Learn more about Compassionate Mentoring here.
At Project eleven 44 we support “Caregrievers” of all stripes with resources (including sponsored respite retreats each year), support, hope and community around conscious grieving.
