Rising for You ─ Pressing Through the Sorrow of Pregnancy Loss to Bring Comfort, Hope, and Light

Rising for YOU: Pressing through the Sorrow of Pregnancy Loss to Bring Comfort, Hope, and Light by author Paige Anderson is a Christian nonfiction journal that will help women process the grief of losing a pregnancy. In this personal artistic journal, Paige Anderson shares her heartbreaking story of multiple miscarriages, using poetic creative writing and art inspired by the colors in a crayon box to mingle thanksgiving with grief. Paige Anderson uses this personal journal, Rising for YOU, to point women who have miscarried to pour out their hurt and pain along with rejoicing and thanksgiving to the Lord, who is their ultimate comforter. Readers wondering “Why does God let miscarriages happen?” will find comfort, peace, and joy in the midst of their pain, grief, and mourning.

Paige Anderson was born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska, where she later married her high school sweetheart, Austin. She attended Bellevue University and graduated in 2008, Magna Cum Laude, obtaining her BFA with an emphasis in painting. After graduating, Paige taught art lessons from her in-home studio for five years, where she also created and sold her work. Together, Austin and Paige have six precious children; Cali, their niece whom they are guardians of, Elijah, their rainbow baby, and Leilani, Lucas, Leeland, and Luci, all in whom live Heaven. While Paige has always enjoyed writing and illustrating, it was not until after losing their third baby that she decided to complete her first book, entitled, Rising for YOU. She has felt called to rise and stand in the gap for other women who too have been and are broken from pregnancy loss. Paige enjoys attending yearly events in surrounding communities, supporting other "loss" families and honoring babies lost. Paige and her family currently resided in the small town of Wahoo, NE where she owns a boutique, making and selling her artwork and other finds. Though art is a large part of who Paige is, being a stay at home mom is her main job and number one priority. She wouldn't trade it for the world.AUTHOR HOME: Wahoo, NE