Bereaved Parents of the USA

Coeur d’Alene, Idaho Chapter

The butterfly is a symbol of  re-birth into new life.

 

 

SUPPORT MEETINGS

Third Thursday of Month

(except Aug. and Dec.)

7PM, Room #3

St. Pius Church

625 E. Haycraft

Coeur d’Alene

Idaho

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We are the Coeur d’Alene Chapter of the Bereaved Parents of the USA, located in North Idaho.

A support group for parents, grandparents and siblings who have suffered the death of a child, grandchild or sibling.

The Bereaved Parents of the USA encompasses no religious creed.  Members are free however, to state their religious beliefs and the role those beliefs  have played in their life and grief journeys. 

BP/USA is a non-profit self-help support group with 501 ( c ) 3 IRS status. All gifts are tax deductible.

There are no dues or fees charged to belong to BP/USA.   We have all already paid the ultimate price to qualify for membership in this group: the death of our precious children.

 

Coeur d’Alene  Chapter Bereaved Parents of the USA located in North Idaho

Phone: 208-773-5684 / 208-765-1406

E-mail: cdabp@aol.com        OR    sevenbranch@netzero.com
Text Box: Bereaved Parents of the USA Credo We are the parents whose children have died. We are the grandparents who have buried grandchildren. We are the siblings whose brothers and sisters no longer walk with us through life. We come together as Bereaved Parents of the USA to provide a haven where all bereaved families can meet and share our long and arduous grief journey. We attend monthly gatherings whenever we can and for as long as we believe necessary. We share our fears, confusion, anger, guilt, frustrations, emptiness and feelings of hopelessness, so that hope can be found anew. As we accept, support, comfort and encourage each other, we demonstrate to each other that survival is possible. Together we celebrate the live of our children, share the joys and the triumphs as well as the love that will never fade. Together we learn how little it matters where we live, what our color or our affluence is or what faith we uphold as we confront the tragedies of our children’s deaths. Together, strengthened by the bonds we forge at our gatherings, we offer what we have learned from each other to every more recently bereaved family. We are the Bereaved Parents of the USA. We welcome you.

Even if you can’t prevent another’s sorrow, caring will lessen it.             ~Frank A. Clark 

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