BRAVE Hope: Local 2024: Reading, PA
Reading, PA Livestream Conference Viewing
Host: Michelle Knoll - Mother to Pax and Hudson Knoll
Location: Reading, PA - Exact host site address will be sent after registration.
Date: Saturday, May 4, 2024
Time: Conference Livestream runs *10:00 am - 3 pm CST (with scheduled lunch - food & drink provided)
*NOTE: Host will set specific arrival time, providing ample time for you to arrive, settle in, and meet your fellow BRAVE Hope: Local 2024 moms at your specific location. Female supporters, friends or family members are welcome to register and attend along with you should their presence be of comfort to you.
Supplies for the day along with some BRAVE pampering swag and gift items from our sponsors will be sent to your host to distribute on Saturday, May 4.
We are so excited to offer host sites this year for our 5th Annual Bereaved Mother’s Conference and for you to experience it all alongside some pretty amazing & BRAVE women like you! No, none of us chose to have to be this BRAVE. Yet, we certainly are!
Together, we are BRAVE!
A Message from Michelle:
Dear Bereaved Mothers,
I extend to you a heartfelt invitation to join us at the BRAVE Hope: Local in Reading, where we will gather as a community of support, remembrance, and empowerment. As the host of this event, it is both an honor and a privilege to welcome you into a space where your journey is understood, your experiences are respected, and your healing is nurtured. Experiencing the loss of a child no matter how old, is life altering. I find community when gathered with other mothers who have experienced the loss of their children.
My husband and I lost our oldest child, Pax, Thanksgiving 2017 with a TFMR due to a non-compatible with life diagnosis. We were blessed with our oldest son Hudson in spring 2019 , he lived for 9.5 months until he quickly got sick and died from complications from RSV and pneumonia. Since Hudson’s death many of our closest friends are people who we met thru this sucky situation.
I have been thankful to be an active volunteer with the Adalyn Rose Foundation and part of the creation of trainings for healthcare providers working with families experiencing the death of their child. We are also thankful for them for allowing us to use their conference room for this gathering. More about them can be found at www.AdalynRose.org
Together, let us embrace the beauty of remembrance, the power of community, and the strength of our shared resilience. May this conference be a beacon of hope, a source of comfort, and a testament to the enduring love that binds us all together.
With love always,
Michelle
