Join Us
We currently offer 3 other support groups:
Denver Share Pregnancy & Infant Loss support group is back IN PERSON as of April 2021.
- We are back at the HUH Center, on the 2nd Wednesday of every month.
- Group runs from 6:30-8:30, and we are located at 455 S Hudson St, Denver, CO.
For details, contact denvershareco@gmail.com
Difficult Decisions- 1st Wednesday of the month in person, 3rd Wednesday of the month virtually, 7 - 9 pm, led by Cassidy Zavala, a mama & parent volunteer.
- a group for families having to make the impossible decision of interrupting their much-wanted pregnancies.
For details, contact: DifficultDecisions.DenverShare@gmail.com
Testimonies
Members Share Their Experiences, Thoughts & Feelings
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Denver Share connects individuals and families that have lost babies and helps to repair your broken heart.
“You will never know a greater pain in life than losing your baby. And while you may feel entirely alone in the depths of your unspeakable grief, there are people that understand right where you are. ...”
- Jenny and Justin Wallace, In honor of Isabella -
I am beyond grateful for Denver Share.
“Denver Share's support group has helped me during my darkest days after losing my daughter and then my twins. We attended this group just weeks after our first loss, and we continued to attend often ...”
- Jenea Schroen, In honor of Ruby, Willow & Austin -
Start your healing process.
“A safe place to share your true feelings, help with your grief, and start your healing process.”
- David & Alicia Thorpe, In honor of Zahn -
Having a group of people that share an unspoken truth of loss is exactly the comfort I needed.
“When you experience the loss of a child the people that are closest to you suddenly become strangers. They do their best to comfort you, but they don't know what to say. They don't know the nuances of ...”
- Edie Frylings, In Honor of Annabelle -
Denver Share and its members have become our family.
“This has truly been a lifetime for me, as it is a place I can be real and honest about my grief, feelings, and fears that I have since losing my daughter. It has also given me hope and healing in ...”
- Amy Moss, In honor of Kelsey
