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Welcome to Esther’s Rainbow, a safe space for bereaved parents seeking comfort and support on their grief journey. We understand the pain of losing a child and the unique challenges that come with navigating life after such a profound loss.

Our website is designed to offer you resources and inspiration to help you find peace and hope in the midst of your grief. We believe that spirituality can play a vital role in healing and offer a range of articles, a blog, and other content on the topics of grief, faith, mindfulness, and connecting with your loved one in spirit.

Esther’s Rainbow 🌈 is also a community of support and compassion where you can feel seen, heard, and understood. Our team of writers, experts, and fellow bereaved parents are here to offer their knowledge, experiences, and wisdom to help you on your journey.

We hope you find solace and comfort in our content and community. Please feel free to explore our website, join our community forum, and connect with us on social media (Facebook and Twitter). If you have any questions or suggestions, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Thank you for visiting Esther’s Rainbow 🌈 , and we hope you find what you’re looking for here.

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  • Running for Esther

    Losing a loved one leaves an indelible mark on our lives, shaping the way we navigate the world. Seven years ago, my world was forever changed when I said goodbye to my daughter, Esther, who battled cancer with unimaginable bravery until she was just four years old. As I lace up my running shoes and…

  • A Love Letter from your loved one

    by Tahlia Hunter Take the love you have for meAnd radiate it outwardsAllowing it to touch and impact others Take the memory you have of meAnd use it as a source of inspirationTo live fully, meaningfully and intentionally Take the image you have of me in your mindAnd allow it to fuel youTo take actionSeize…

  • Ever-Present Melodies

    As we enter July, we observe a particularly poignant time – Bereaved Parents Month. This is a time for us to honor, remember, and acknowledge the winding journey that grieving parents undergo. This month, I want to particularly remember a bright spirit named Esther. Although she was only with us physically for four short years,…

  • Eternal Sisters: Love Beyond Life

    For Esther and Alice When the delicate fabric of life gets woven with threads of love, loss, and longing, it creates a tapestry that is as heart-rending as it is beautiful. Such is the story of two sisters – one in heaven, the other on earth – connected by an indelible bond that transcends life…

  • Embracing the Wisdom of Old Souls

    In a world that often values youth and the pursuit of external achievements, there are individuals who embody a profound wisdom that transcends their chronological age. These individuals are often referred to as “old souls.” Their unique perspective on life, their deep understanding of the human experience, and their appreciation for timeless wisdom make them…

  • If you are grieving

    Losing a loved one is one of the most painful experiences that we can go through. The grief that follows can be overwhelming, leaving us feeling lost and alone. In this article, we will explore some ways to find comfort from grief for the loss of a loved one. 1. Connect with others who have…

  • Loosing a child

    Losing a child is one of the most difficult things anyone can experience. It’s a pain that can’t be fully described with words, and it leaves an emptiness that never quite goes away. I find comfort in the idea that our souls continue on after our physical bodies die. For me, the belief in life…

  • The Spirit of the River

    There was once a small town nestled in a valley by a river. The people in the town had always relied on the river for their water, their food, and their livelihoods. But as the years went by, they began to notice changes in the river. The water became more polluted, and the fish began…

  • INFJ and Grief

    About a month ago I took the Myers’s-Brigg test and found out that I am an INFJ, introverted, intuitive, feeler and judging. We are a minority within the 16 personality types, with less than 2% of the total population. Intuitive is less widespread than sensing, about 20 vs. 80% I think, which is probably why…