
For the parent whose arms still ache to hold their child.
When your child dies, the world keeps moving, but part of you stays with them. Still Shining is a gentle, guided place to hold onto everything that made your child who they were, and to give your grief somewhere to go.
Written by a mother who lost her son Jacob to cancer, this journal was made for the days when you want to remember everything, and the days when you can only manage a single line.
Inside this 80-page keepsake journal:
Who They Are: their names, their laugh, their quirks, and what made them brave, funny and kind
The Things They Loved: favorites, pets, dreams, and the people who mattered most to them
Memories: pages for the stories you never want to lose, plus stories others share about them
Brothers & Sisters: a page siblings can fill with their own words and drawings
Words & Letters: letters to your child for birthdays, holidays, and the hardest days
Living With Grief: quiet check-ins, comfort for heavy days, and the people who showed up
Carrying Them With Me: birthdays year by year, signs, legacy, and ways to honor them