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Sisterhood of Love, Support & Faith

#NotInVain

Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness.

For grieving Mommas of the drug epidemic

You don't have to hurt alone.

When you think no one cares, we're here with you.
We join with you. We grieve with you. We pray with you. We cry with you.
We heal with you. We love with you. We hope with you.

Our

Crisis
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, over 100 mothers every day are notified that their child has died as a result of the drug epidemic.
Who We Are

Our

Fight
The epidemic has left wives without husbands, kids without siblings and mothers without children.
What We Do

Our

Future
A group of those mothers bonded together and declared that their children’s deaths will not be in vain.
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Mothers draw strength from a club no one wanted to be in,
but are now so glad to be a part of.

"These moms were all suffering in their own private hell. They didn’t know about each other and found it hard to talk to family, friends and counselors who had not experienced this. That is until they found out about #NotInVain."

Hope Through Sisterhood

“Alone we can do so little; Together we can do so much”
– Helen Keller

“My journey is very new and I am still struggling and trying to come to grips with the loss of my son.”

“Thank you for this group. You are keeping my heart beating each day.”

“My faith and these wonderful moms have seen me through the past 11 months. It’s sad that the bond we share is a painful one, but am so grateful for everyone in this group.” 💔🙏

“After the first 3 days everything goes back to normal for everyone else, but us moms are left without our child 😫 & I was all alone until I met the best moms in the world “Right here in this group” 🌹

“I know, without doubt, I could not stand without this group of women’s support and love. I know family and friends try to do what they can to offer support, but the grief and loss is so great that I can drown others whilst in the depths of my grief.”

“I lost my beautiful son Elijah on 9.24.18 to a heroin overdose. This group has saved my life and let me know that how I feel is normal.”