The CDH Foundation strives to provide a place and space for parents of CDH survivors and angels to feel seen, be heard and leave knowing they are not alone. All programs are free of charge and designed to connect parents and caregivers with other families who have walked or are walking this same journey.

Real Talk CDH

We are so excited to introduce our newly released podcast: Real Talk CDH! Episodes release monthly and will include a variety of topics all related to CDH. Our first episode just dropped so please take a listen and make sure to follow us so you don't miss out!

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Grief Share

Are you the parent of a CDH angel? Life after loss is hard and we want to help. Please join us for a monthly virtual grief support group where we connect you with other parents who have also experienced loss.

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Sip & Share

“We read to know that we are not alone.” - C. S. Lewis

Life with CDH is hard. Sometimes we need a moment to escape and remember we are more than just CDH moms, we are also women who value and need connection. If you love to read, laugh and connect then grab your beverage of choice and join us for our monthly book club.

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Do's and Don'ts

Do: Read the book (or at least attempt to) We get it. Sometimes you don’t have time to read, or you dislike the book so much that you can’t bring yourself to finish. Either way, do try to read each meeting’s book so you can contribute to the discussion. Do: Speak up Don’t be afraid to share your thoughts, even if you disagree with the rest of your group. If everyone says the same thing, then there won’t be much in the way of interesting discussion. Let your unique voice be heard. Don’t: Steamroll No one likes a conversation hog, and every book club has one. Everyone’s opinion matters, so it’s important to make sure everyone gets a chance to express themselves. Do: Bring questions Writing down your thoughts ahead of time can be a great way of spurring conversation when it lulls. Don’t: Feel like you have to weigh in every time If you don’t feel like you have something unique to say on a particular topic of conversation, it’s okay to just listen. Do: Take your turn and be polite Sometimes multiple people will want to contribute at the same time. If you end up in the awkward situation of talking at the same time, graciously let the other person go first and then add on to what they say. Don’t: Force anyone to contribute Putting a fellow book club member on the spot can make them feel uncomfortable. Keep the environment welcoming so everyone is encouraged to share their thoughts when they’re ready.

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