A Mother’s Love is More Powerful Than Pain
When I was six, I almost died. To find out what was wrong with me, I had to have a…
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When I was six, I almost died. To find out what was wrong with me, I had to have a…
Continue ReadingIn the fall of 2000, I wrote a college term paper on Title IX emphasizing how the civil rights law…
Continue ReadingIt’s not always about the big stars wearing the jerseys. Sometimes it’s a story about a man from a city…
Continue ReadingWhen marriage gets hard, I picture myself old. Grayed hair, shriveled little body, with feet difficult to put in front…
Continue ReadingStrong willed kids are a lot. It’s as though they were born to not only rock the boat, but crash…
Continue ReadingWhen the kids are at school, sometimes the silence echoes off the walls. Usually, I relish in it because I’m…
Continue ReadingMy family and I went to church last weekend. We hadn’t been in over a year and decided to attend…
Continue ReadingRed and green wrapping paper covers family room floors of spoiled children on Christmas Eve and morning. The parents get…
Continue ReadingFive days after my mom’s chemo, my brother, Deno, flew home to Michigan. We were going to celebrate an early…
Continue ReadingDear Daughter, You’re starting kindergarten. And the beginning of your school journey means that we’ve got 13 years left together…
Continue ReadingCan we let mothers make their own decisions about their own children, please? After they make a decision, maybe just…
Continue ReadingIt was 1999. My best friend and I had just taken a break from swimming to watch the Women’s World…
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