By Justina Oldehoff I Won’t Apologize For Being a Helicopter Mom
I'm the mom I never thought I would be. I'm the one some may call a helicopter mom. While I'm…
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Learning To Live With a Child in Your Heart Instead of Your Arms Hurts
One challenge grieving parents face over time is that what others see and what grieving parents actually live each day…
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This is Pregnancy After Loss
Love. Grief. Anxiety. Fear. Exhaustion. Worry. All while trying to find hope and experience joy. This is pregnancy after…
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The Loss of a Child Brings Isolating Grief
The more time that passes, the more isolating grief feels. I have isolated myself. I have pushed people away. I…
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To the Loving Hearts Who Cared For My Premature Baby, I Am Forever Grateful
You sat with us during the absolute worst and the best moments of our life. You fought for our boys…
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This is NICU Life
The overwhelming feeling of worry, sadness, and guilt when you walk through those NICU doors for the first time and…
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Dear Mama, It’s OK To Need Boundaries
After three NICU stays, becoming a mom twice in one year, the trauma of losing one child, 80 days on…
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I Never Take the Little Things For Granted Anymore
I love our son's cry. To us, it means life. It means we have a living baby in front of…
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