Welcome, Motherless Daughters!
- Location
- Saint Paul, MN 44.93-93.12 55102US
- Meetups
- 36 so far
- Members
- 178 Motherless Daughters
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- January 16, 2007
The Twin Cities Motherless Daughters Group meets monthly for discussion about issues related to mother loss. Sometimes it's just nice to know you're not alone, and to talk to other motherless daughters who can relate. In addition to monthly discussion meetings, we occasionally meet for special occasions, such as a potluck on the Saturday before Mother's Day--often a difficult holiday for a motherless daughter, and most recently meeting author Hope Edelman when she was in the Twin Cities. Welcome!
Our next MeetupThe Twin Cities Motherless Daughters November Meetup
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We'll meet for discussion and beverages. We usually talk about our moms and families and whatever is going on in our lives. Join us to be among others who get what you're going through. Someone new comes every time, so please don't hesitate to come if you've never been to one of our Meetups before.
More upcoming Meetups
This group doesn't have any additional upcoming Meetups scheduled.
Past Meetups
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What's new?
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Nov 5
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New member“My Mom (and best friend) died Aug 19, 2008 after battling off and on for 7 years with ovarian cancer. I talked to her every day. I miss her SO MUCH!”
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Oct 20
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Oct 13
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Oct 12
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New member“My mom passed away on June 9, 2008 after a long battle with breast cancer. She was 60 and I was 24. I've been having a difficult time dealing with her death and adjusting to life without her here. I'd like to meet others in similar situations.”
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Oct 11
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New member“My mother passed over in 2007 from Breast cancer, she was 53. My world has never been the same since...”
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Oct 10
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New member
“I lost my mom when I was ten. I never grieved. I proclaimed, "I am fine." This summer, I admitted: "I am not fine. My mom left me when I was little girl. And it hurt." It took me 6 mos to find Edelman's paradigmatic framework. It helps.”
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Oct 9
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New member
“I lost my mother to breast cancer in 2003 when she was 48 and I was 21. I still struggle with finding ways to have my needs met that others get fulfulled with the relationship with their mother. I would like to meet others that can relate.”
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Oct 2
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New member
“I am a motherless daughter, mine passed away in 1978, when I was just a young girl of 14. I've read the books, but there is nothing like being with another woman who can completely relate.” -
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Sep 30
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New discussionStarted by Jessica.
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Sep 19
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New member
“My Mom died a lil' over a 1 1/2 ago. I am an only child, and my dad is not really in my life. My mom was my rock, and it has been very hard for me to deal, and understand how she is not coming back (on Earth).”
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What members are saying
“ For any woman who has lost their mother and is unsure as to whether or not to join this group. Don't say no until you take the opportunity to come to a meeting. ...
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“ Talking with others who experience similar feelings is such a valuable resource. ”