About Maggie - Maggie Horgan
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About Maggie

Maggie currently acts as a writer and speaker sharing a message of hope…

19529362_Professional Head Shot of Maggie HorganMaggie (Margaret Mary) Horgan holds a degree in health planning and administration from Pennsylvania State University. She spent twenty-five years as a dedicated homemaker, devoted mother, child advocate, and community activist. Maggie currently acts as a writer and speaker, and she has shared her message with audiences at the Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh, the Pittsburgh Institute of Noetic Sciences, and with American military veterans. She considers Heartifacts to be her fifth baby as it was created in collaboration with heaven and is a manifestation of love.

A message of hope for parents and siblings facing a loss that no person should have to bear: the loss of a child.

Testimonials

  • In this book's beginning, the openness of Maggie Horgan's sharing had me hooked! Then as I neared the middle of Maggie's book, I realized what a truly spiritual epiphany had come to her, despite the daunting circumstances of her life at that time. I'll never forget Maggie Horgan's experience. Maggie's healing and the heart-shaped stone are most inspiring.

    Jay (Amazon Reviewer)

  • What an amazing testimony! Whether you have lost a child or not, Maggie's journey will give you hope in a world that doesn't always offer it. A true gift!

    Katie Putnam (Amazon Reviewer)

  • This is an amazing must read! I was searching for an inspirational book after a personal loss and I'm blessed to have found Maggie's book about the loss of her precious son. Its a beautiful story which puts life into great perspective!

    Leslie Mosesso (Amazon Reviewer)

  • This was a touching book of survival after the death of a child. There was much hope in reading of Maggie's journey and how the love and spirit of the child continues to be such a real part of her life.

    Amazon Reviewer

  • I met Maggie Horgan 7 months after my 11 year old daughter, Maggie, died from Ewing's Sarcoma (the same cancer that took Neil's life). Only God could have orchestrated our meeting. I believe our children, heavenly friends, found a way for their Moms to meet so we could support each other...

    Cyndi McGinnis (Ligonier, PA)