About Us
Cree Moore is a writer from Harriman, TN. She has a Master’s degree in Nursing with a concentration in Family Nurse Practitioner. After experiencing such a tragic loss of her son and enduring a miscarriage, she embarked upon the need for support in the pregnancy and infant loss community and began a career in writing. Cree currently works in the Neuro Critical Care Unit at a local hospital as a Nurse Practitioner. She counsels families daily on difficult medical decisions that may end in loss. Cree makes a splash as a new author by detailing her extensive experience in loss through writing. Her background makes an effective setup for her debut journal about Pregnancy and Infant Loss. You can connect with Cree at livingwounded on Instagram.
Akeyla Madison is a writer from Johnson City, TN. She has a Bachelor's degree in Psychology with a minor in Family and Child Studies. She also has a Master’s degree in Education with a concentration in Clinical Counseling (M.Ed). She is a trauma therapist trained in EMDR and CBT. Akeyla has worn many hats in the mental health field. She is currently a counselor at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and has previously worked in the community with Thought and Mood Disorders. When she is not working, she focuses her spare time on her own mental health awareness books and podcast (be on the lookout for her debut). For more information about Akeyla and her books, visit LYVEforyou on Instagram.
Our Mission
Pregnancy and Infant loss are on the rise in the United States and many women are still suffering in silence. In response to the lack of support and guidance in this community, Cree founded Living Wounded. Living Wounded is the process of learning to adapt to your new life in the midst of a wound in your heart. Whether you have had an early miscarriage, fetal miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth, neonatal death, or infant death you have experienced a loss that will forever change you.
Living Wounded is dedicated to shedding light on this often-overlooked journey that we as mothers endure. Our mission is to increase public awareness regarding the increase in families affected by pregnancy and infant loss and providing them with appropriate evidenced based support to achieve healing.
