GriefNet is a wonderful site for those in need of grief support. Obviously for those of us with issues of grief, but that's not all they do. Please go visit by clicking on the title image, and browse around to get a better idea if GriefNet is for you or someone you know. I would personally suggest viewing the guestbook and memorials to give a visual introduction to GriefNet.

I originally signed on to Grief-SIDS and Grief-Birth Mothers as I lost my daughter to SIDS in DEC 1992, and my son had to be given up for adoption at birth in DEC 1993. I had not yet dealt with losing one....now I had to deal with losing two. It doesn't matter that so much time has passed, the pain is still there and I still miss them both.

When I decided that support groups really weren't my cup of tea, but I still wanted to be a part of GriefNet, I became a volunteer Memorial designer. Everyone at GriefNet is a volunteer. Since then I had taken time off from volunteering to work on a novel, and my own two sites. It felt so good to help others deal with the losses of their loved ones, even if it was only with pretty pictures. ;) Before I knew it I was right back in the thick of it with Grief Net. I couldn't stay away, I needed them, and it felt like they needed me.

I am now the Director of Visibility for GriefNet and KIDSAID, the Webmaster for KIDSAID, and the Ringmaster of the Simony Web Ring.

Cendra Lynn, Ph.D. is the Founder of Grief Net
"GriefNet grew out of a paper publication ........ creation of the Internet coincided with growth of my interest and GriefNet was the result."

GriefNet Support Groups
grief-training / grief-chat / grief-widowed / grieving-parents / grief-grands / adult-sibs /
kids-to-kids / grief-men / birth-mothers / grief-choice / grief-aids / grief-violence / etc.