Three journals + a discussion guide
The Mother Loss Arc
grieve her. find yourself. love yourself again.Still Her Daughter, Identity After Mother Loss, and Loving the Girl She Left, bundled with a new discussion guide that names the throughline between them and the order that tends to work.
All four, in one purchase
Four digital PDFs, delivered by email the moment you buy. Print them, or write on them with a stylus. They do not expire.
Buy the Arc · $59Already own one of them? Email me before you buy and I will take it off the price. Questions first? Ask Angela.
You are not starting over three times. You are building one thing, in three rooms.
Grief, identity, and self-worth are three rooms of the same house
I wrote these as three separate journals on purpose. Grieving your mother, figuring out who you are without her, and rebuilding self-worth are not the same task, and each book knows what it is actually for.
But they were always meant to be walked through together. Still Her Daughter first, so the grief that has not been let in does not block everything built on top of it. Identity After Mother Loss next, for who you are underneath who you were to her. Loving the Girl She Left last, because self-worth is usually the last room a daughter is ready to enter, and it goes easier once the first two doors are already open.
Buying them one at a time costs $87. This is all four, including the discussion guide that names the thread between them, for $59.
All four
The hallway between them
The Discussion Guide
Only in this bundleThe hallway between the three rooms
Each journal stands on its own. The guide is what is new here: a short set of bridge pages you read between books, naming what to carry from one room into the next instead of starting each journal cold.
You do not have to finish one before starting the next. Plenty of women work through them in parallel, a room in one, then a room in another, following whatever the week actually asks for.
What these pages will never do
No silver linings, and no "everything happens for a reason."
No timeline you are somehow failing.
No religion built in, so it holds whatever faith, or absence of faith, you bring.
No pressure to be done. Grief is not a problem to solve.
Take the whole arc
Four books, delivered to your inbox in one email you can keep. Start with the discussion guide, then move room to room at your own pace.
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