Welcome, East Lansing Motherless Daughters!
- Location
- East Lansing, MI 42.75-84.47 48823US
- Meetups
- 54 so far
- Members
- 20 Motherless Daughters
- Founded
- May 16, 2006
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From the book title "Motherless Daughters" by Hope Edelman, our group joins monthly to support, give our experience, strength and hope to local girls and women who have lost their mothers. Let's share our relationships with friends, family and loved ones.
- Meetup Topics
- Motherless Daughters, Grief
Our next MeetupThe Mid-Michigan Motherless Daughters August Meetup
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- Who's coming?
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Be the first to RSVP!( 10 spots left )
Hope to see you all Wednesday night! Reservation has been made at 5:30pm under the name of Holly.
What members are saying
More upcoming Meetups
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Past Meetups
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What's new?
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Jul 4
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New member“I lost my mother at the young age of 8. Now, 24 years later, I still find that this loss creeps up in moments when I least expect it. No one can really relate. They think I "can't get over it."”
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May 28
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New member
“Hello, my name is Latanya I am 29 years old and I lost my mother to Breast Cancer 11 years ago on June 26, 1996 when I was 17 years old. Now I have 2 daughter ages 1 and 10 and I wish she was here to see them.”
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May 18
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New filePosted as requested from Jeanette.Uploaded by Holly Andrews.
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May 11
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New discussionStarted by Holly Andrews.
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Apr 1
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New Greeting for“ Holly ? the founder of our group. I do not even know how to express in words what this woman has done for me and how she has helped me during a time I thought I would never make it through. What I can say is that she is an incredible human-being. She is one of the most inspiring women I have ever met and I feel I am lucky to consider her a mentor and a friend. She taught me how to find my way through my grief and for that I will be forever grateful. Thank you Holly, for everything. ”posted by Debra
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New Greeting for“ Jeanette was the 2nd woman I met in the group back in May 06? and we have been friends ever since. If you ever wish you had someone you could lean on or call no matter the day or time then you need not look further than her. I do not know where I would be today if it weren?t for Jeanette. I am so very grateful and honored to call her my friend. ”posted by Debra
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Mar 29
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New member
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Feb 27
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New discussionStarted by Debra.
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Feb 18
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New discussionStarted by Josette.
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