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The Brain Fog of Grief

Something happened to my brain when my son died. I felt like it was shrouded in a dense fog. Like I was wandering an unfamiliar road, in the dark,…

After unexpectedly losing my husband in May, I think it’s more than fair to say I have had many hard days. I’ve also had many “just…

As I walked into the restaurant, a sea of pink balloons greeted me. Towers of sweet treats lined the table that was dotted with diapers and stuffed…

When my babies were . . . well, babies, I found myself widowed at the age of 28. To say I was suffering from sleep deprivation was a tragic…

Thank you for your love and your support. I see you and it means a lot. Your efforts to help me maneuver through this new life are appreciated. I’m…

I had been at a women’s night with a church most of the evening. With sickness gone and raging hormones of the first trimester subsiding, I was…

You know that super cliché saying “You don’t know what you’ve got till’ its gone”? It is true. I mean, don’t get me wrong, I always knew…

This photo was not taken days, weeks or months after my son died. It wasn’t taken within the first year after his death. It was taken today. Over…

I used to wonder how people “do it” when they experience big loss. How did they get out of bed? How did they go on trips and continue…

“You’ll write about this pain one day from the other side.” These words were spoken to me by a dear friend during one of the lowest moments of…

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