Coping After the Loss of a Child with Author Amy Fulmer

by Elizabeth Leon

Children are dying in record numbers, and sadly, parents are not taught how to grieve the loss of their child. Whether you’ve lost a child, or know someone who has, finding the help and support to overcome one of life’s greatest challenges.

In this episode of SmartFem’s Between the Lines, host Lea Woodford talks to author Amy Fulmer about the stages of grief for parents who lost a child. Her book, Don’t Trip Potato Chip, is her personal raw and personal story of the journey she lived after losing her son. Amy shares why grief is essential for parents who are going through the healing process after the loss of their child.

The show is available to watch in its entirety on Amazon Prime and Roku.

About The Author

Elizabeth Leon

Elizabeth Leon is a wardrobe stylist and founder of Exclusively Ego, a personal styling business and blog that focuses on helping women discover their style, clear the clutter, and build a wardrobe that reflects their lifestyle, goals, and values. In addition to helping women discover their style and dress up their life, Elizabeth enjoys writing about fashion, thrift store shopping, and building confidence that can help catapult your life. Elizabeth started her creative writing career at SmartFem, and after venturing off on her own, she found herself back to her starting point after discovering the similarities between her core values and those of SmartFem. When not busy with her styling clients, you can find Elizabeth at some of her favorite local thrift stores hunting for vintage garments, designer handbags, and chic accessories. Follow Elizabeth at @elizabethexclusivelyego