Grief is weird. I get it.

One minute you're making plans with your friends. 
The next, you're canceling because your mom's favorite song came on Spotify and now you're bawling your eyes out and all you want to do is stay home and watch your comfort show.

Yep. Grief will do that.

Some days are going to be hard. 
Some days you might actually feel okay. 
And some days you'll somehow be laughing and crying within the same five minutes.

I wish I could tell you there was some magical “grief be gone” switch we could flip and make all of this disappear.

But there isn't.

The truth is, grief stays with you. But that doesn't mean your life stops.

You learn how to carry your grief while making room for the life you still want to have.

And I want to help you do that.

A woman with curly dark hair wearing a purple short-sleeve top with colorful cartoon Care Bear graphics, photographed in bright sunlight with lens flare overlays.

Hi, I'm Ebony, your Fairy Grief Sister.

I spent 12 years taking care of my mom through breast cancer. And when she died, whew... nobody prepared me for the after.

I knew I was going to miss her. I knew I'd be sad. But what I wasn't prepared for was trying to figure out who I was without her.

So let's just say I know this grief thing personally. And now professionally.

As a Certified Grief Educator and Grief Coach, I'm taking what I've lived, learned, and been trained to do to help other women navigate life after losing their moms, too.

Because sometimes you just need someone who gets it. Someone you don't have to explain the weird, messy, complicated parts of grief to.

I'm here for your grief, your growth, and all the weirdness in between.

HERE'S MY STORY

Grief doesn’t come with a manual.

There’s no right way to do this. No timeline.
No checklist for figuring out life after losing your mom.

Good thing you’ve got a Fairy Grief Sister to help you through it. ✨

LET'S FIGURE OUT WHATS'S NEXT