For Her, and For All of You
I wish she was here but she is not. All week I wondered how I would feel when I woke up on her 10th birthday and surprisingly I feel grateful. For my husband, my mom, my sister who watched me shatter into a
Madisons Closet
supporting our sisters in perinatal loss
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supporting our sisters in perinatal loss
what is madison's closet?
On October 17, 2015, my daughter Madison was stillborn. I was 34 weeks pregnant.
When you lose a child, a part of your confidence and self-esteem is lost too.
I hated my body for not providing my daughter safe passage into this world. It feels superficial, but only having maternity or frumpy clothes to wear allowed me to feel even worse about myself. I didn’t want to go out or be seen in public. Losing a child is isolating, this made it even more so. Our mission is to comfort and clothe perinatal loss moms by providing complimentary clothing. When you have something to wear, you feel better about yourself. The women who donate to Madison’s Closet do so thinking of the women they will help. We would be honored to help you.
You are loved. You are not alone.
My daughter Madison is the inspiration for Madison's Closet.
Our mission is to comfort, clothe, advocate for, and support my sisters in perinatal loss. If you are here, chances are you have lost a baby, or you love someone who has lost a baby. I hope to have the chance to be a part of your path forward and have you be a part of mine.
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Donate Clothing
Your donation of new or gently loved clothing helps us continue to support women who have experienced perinatal loss.
Sponsor a Box
It costs around $25 to prepare and ship each box to a loss mom. Sponsoring a box is a great way to honor your baby or remember another loss family.
Make a Donation
All tax-deductible donations help Madison's Closet fund our operations and continue advocating for for loss moms and stillbirth prevention.
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