By Tiffany Reiger I Lost Myself Somewhere In These Motherhood Years
I saw a photo taken over a decade ago of me with perfectly highlighted hair, a face full of makeup,…
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Tiffany Reiger
How Do Best Friends Become Strangers and What Happens Next?
Friendship sometimes feels like too weak a word for what it is. With our mind and hearts, we carefully select…
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It’s Time for My 20-Year High School Reunion and Some Honesty
My 20-year high school reunion is coming up, but I don’t know if I will go. High school wasn’t the…
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To My Dad in Heaven on Father’s Day
To my dad in Heaven on Father’s Day, When I was little, you seemed invincible. The strongest man who could…
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No One Warned Me About the Last Baby
No one warned me about the last baby. When I had my first, my second, and my third, those first…
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Not All Friendships Are Meant for Forever
There are friends for a reason, a season, and a lifetime. When we embark on a friendship, we have high…
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There Are No Awards For Mothers, But You’re a Good One Just By Showing Up
I don’t have a boss. And I’m glad I don’t. Because if someone came to evaluate my motherhood, I’m not…
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Daughter, When You Look in the Mirror, This is What I Hope You See
To my girl when you look in the mirror, At two years old, you looked in the mirror full of…
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I Hear You Son, Even Without Words
Son, I hear you. I hear the longing to communicate when you point, grunt, babble, and try to tell me…
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Helpless in Hawaii—One Mom’s Take on Nuclear Threat
At 8:07 am, the state of Hawaii was sent a message on their phones that read: BALLISTIC MISSILE THREAT INBOUND TO…
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Defeating My Eating Disorder Through Motherhood One Day At A Time
Looking at the bullet list of my life, it is obvious that I am accomplished, happy, and healthy: -Ph.D. -Happily…
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Rebuilding the Bridge With My Sister-in-law, My Friend
Film Literature was the college course where I met someone who would change my life. No, it wasn’t my husband.…
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