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IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
IF YOU ARE CURRENTLY experiencing any suicidal thoughts; including thoughts of harming yourself or others,

PLEASE CALL OR MESSAGE THE SUICIDE LINE AT 988 IMMEDIATELY. The resources shared in this site are shared as secondary support services and organizations, and NEVER a replacement for seeking IMMEDIATE EMERGENCY HELP from the SUICIDE LINE at 988 - which is OPEN 24/7 and FREE to all or if you cannot reach them - call 911.

My Grief Angels is a 100% volunteer-created,developed and managed public non-profit for & by people grieving. All shared grief journeys and stories in this site are by real people grieving, and in some cases "AI Grief Avatars/Griefatars" are used to read and further highlight some of the incredibly powerful real-life shared stories.

The name of "My Grief Angels" was inspired by the "Angel of Grief" statue at Stanford University. The "Angel of Grief" is hidden in a small grove surrounded by eucalyptus, palm & oak trees, near the intersection of Arboretum Road and Quarry Drive. "Good From Grief": Stanford University was created from the grief of parents over the loss of their only child. Leland & Jane Stanford established the institution as a memorial to their child, Leland Stanford Jr., who died of typhoid fever in 1884 at age 15. The Stanfords decided to dedicate their wealth and property to creating a university to help "other people's children" rather than retiring in their grief.

The Stanford Daily - "The Angel Weeps" https://stanforddaily.com/2023/02/14/the-angel-weeps/: "Nestled off of Quarry Drive and Arboretum Road on the grounds of Stanford University, an angel weeps amongst the trees...She kneels, draping herself over the altar of the dead, wings buckling with the weight of savage sobs that cannot be contained. Head bowed, broken at being left behind"