Ma
Marcus
Lost his mom
"I didn't think anyone would understand the anger I felt after losing my mom. In the circle, three people said 'me too' in the first hour. I finally felt seen."
Parent loss circle
You grieving…
me too.
Grief doesn't come with an expiration date. And sometimes the person you need most isn't someone who can fix it — it's someone who understands it.
A place to talk, listen, share memories, find support, and connect with others who can truly say, “Me too.”
You Don't Have to Grieve Alone. We Grieve Together.
Connect • Share • Support • Heal
Counting members…
Find the people who get it
Grief Circles are grouped by the kind of loss you're carrying, so the first person you meet already understands the shape of it.
A spouse or partner
The person who shared the ordinary days.
A child
A loss no one should have to explain.
A parent
Grown up and orphaned at the same time.
A pregnancy or infant
A love that was real, however brief.
A pet
Family, no matter what anyone else says.
Suicide or overdose loss
Grief tangled with questions.
A sibling or friend
The witness to your whole life.
A marriage
Divorce and separation is grief too.
A relationship
A breakup is a loss, even if no one sent flowers.
A job or a promotion
A layoff, a passing over, a career that ended.
A life you expected
Diagnosis, estrangement, change.
The body you knew
Weight loss or gain, and the grief inside it.
A grandparent
Not born to them, but bonded to them.
A cousin, aunt, uncle or in-law
Extended family that's never far.
A loss without closure
Missing person, dementia, physically here but mentally gone.
How it works
01
Say as much or as little as you want
Share a name, a date, a story — or just read for a while. There's no requirement to be ready.
02
Hear “me too”
Instead of a like, members answer with Me Too. It's the whole point: connection, not counseling.
03
Keep the memory alive
The Memory Wall holds photos, stories and anniversaries — the days everyone else forgets.
04
Come back on the hard days
Yesterday, years ago, or a random Tuesday when it hits differently. The door stays open.
The heart behind it
“Grief can make you feel alone even in a room full of people who love you.”
Friends and family may care deeply and still not understand what you're living through. You Grieving Me Too was created so that people carrying different kinds of loss could find each other — not to be counseled or analyzed, but to hear someone say, I understand, because I'm grieving too.
This is peer support, built by people who've been there. It isn't therapy, counseling, or medical advice.
You grieving… me too
Real voices from the circles
Names are shown as first names only. Every story here was shared by a member who found they didn't have to carry grief alone.
Da
Danielle
Miscarriage
"People outside kept saying 'you can try again.' Here, no one tried to fix me. They just sat with me. That made all the difference."
Pregnancy & infant loss circle
Ja
James
Divorce after 18 years
"Grief isn't only death. My divorce circle helped me mourn the future I thought I'd have. I don't check in every day, but I know it's there."
Divorce & separation circle
Ai
Aisha
Sister
"The memory wall keeps her birthday from feeling like just another Tuesday. People remember with me. That's a gift I didn't know I needed."
Sibling loss circle
pass it on
Someone you love is grieving quietly
You don't have to find the perfect words for them. Just send them a place where someone can finally say, “me too.”
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