Grief is weird. I get it.

You can miss her like crazy and still have moments that feel really good.

You can cry in the car and be cracking up with your friends an hour later.

Both can be true.

Around here, we talk about grief, but we talk about living, too.

The messy parts. The funny parts. The wait... is this normal? parts.

Because you still have a life to live.

And we're gonna live the hell out of it.

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Hi, Sis. I'm Ebony.

Grieving daughter. Certified Grief Educator + Coach. And the big sister behind Fairy Grief Sister.

I spent 12 years caring for my mom through breast cancer. When she died, I learned pretty quickly that nobody really prepares you for what comes after.

Not just the missing her part.

The figuring-out-how-to-live-without-her part.

That's why I created Fairy Grief Sister. A place to talk about grief, life after loss, and everything in between.

I'm glad you found your way here.

I also had to figure out who I was without her.

Fairy Grief Sister grew from that journey and from everything I've learned about grief, identity, joy, and becoming along the way.

I'm not here to tell you how to grieve.

I’m here for the grief, the growth, and all the “okay… now what?” in between.

MEET EBONY

So, what do you ned right now, sis?

  • Do you want to feel understood?

    Grab your ear pods and take a listen to the Fairy Grief Sister Podcast. Real talk about grief, life after loss, and all the weird stuff nobody warned us about.

    LISTEN TO THE PODCAST 

  • Do you want a little support?

    Tools, rituals, and resources for the days when you need a little extra something to get through.

    EXPLORE RESOURCES 

  • Are you ready for more support?

    Sometimes you don't need another post or podcast. You need someone in your corner. Let's talk about what one-on-one grief coaching could look like for you.

    WORK WITH ME 
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You Were Never Meant to Do This Alone.

Maybe you're not trying to “get back” to who you were.
Maybe you're becoming someone new.
And you don't have to figure her out alone.

Come on, Sis. Let's see who you're becoming.

Your grief is welcome here. And so is your glow.

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