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Welcome!My name is Jean Blyler. I'm a mother who's done what no mother should ever have to do: bury a child. Time has passed for me and I have learned much. I present myself to you as one mother who's been there to offer support. I am not a doctor... my goal is to simply share my experience in the hope of lessening your length and degree of pain. To help you know that you are not alone in your grieving... and Yes, There Is a Tomorrow. This website offers grief support for those coping with the loss of a loved one. From discussion boards to CDs and DVDs composed of brief segments covering various real-life aspects of living with loss, along with practical suggestions for every day living.
About UsHow do we navigate through the blur of death? Grief is nature's way of healing. But grief is a highly individualized matter. Each must handle the process in the manner that works for them. But how? I didn't have a clue. No one is trained for this. I didn't know how to live. There is a common thread for all in the process of grief, but each one's timeline is different. I do remember thinking that living was too much. No energy to do even the smallest of tasks. No energy to even talk to the loved ones who desperately wanted to love me. So I've devised a way to "talk" to others without the requirement of response. Small short doses of support. Pop in a DVD and listen as I share how I made it through. Quick segments that do not require a long attention span. These are just a few of the subjects covered: Our MissionOur #1 Goal is to let survivors know, "You are not alone!" We are trying to communicate this message by offering:
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