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When Childhood Cancer Lasts Longer Than One Day

Cancer, Child Loss, Grief
September 13, 2015
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By Kathy Glow

When Childhood Cancer Lasts Longer Than One Day

By now, everyone knows that September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month. We’ve all seen the gold ribbons, the pictures…

His Fight – September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Cancer, Grief
September 2, 2015
3K Views
5 Minute Read

By Rebecca Wells

His Fight – September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Two Fridays ago I was enjoying a later-regrettable Tex-Mex lunch with a former co-worker who I hadn’t seen in way…

Search For The Answer – Your Life Depends On It

Cancer, Grief, Inspiration
September 2, 2015
2.8K Views
4 Minute Read

By Tracie Cornell

Search For The Answer – Your Life Depends On It

I felt terrible for eight months. It started with bronchitis that would not go away even after a round of a…

A Father’s Whisper About Calling a Father

Cancer, Death of a Parent, Faith, Grief
August 27, 2015
5K Views
3 Minute Read

By Holly Mthethwa

A Father’s Whisper About Calling a Father

It was Bill Hybels book The Power of a Whisper that got me thinking about God-whispers—these whispers into our soul-ears…

When Your Child Has An Invisible Diagnosis

Cancer
August 19, 2015
2.6K Views
4 Minute Read

By Hey Little Fighter Blog

When Your Child Has An Invisible Diagnosis

How many times have you heard, "Oh my, you wouldn't know she's so sick just by looking at her." Even…

Cancer, Grief
August 15, 2015
2.7K Views
3 Minute Read

By Alison Simonsen

The Best Heaven Party

Last fall our family lost a great man at the age of 79 to cancer. It was the second…

Cancer, Living
August 5, 2015
2.4K Views
7 Minute Read

By Rebecca Wells

#mycypresslife (This is Home)

I don’t really consider myself a small town girl. I was born in Richmond, Virginia, and moved to the suburbs…

A Very Rare Cancer – And Living My Best Life

Cancer, Cancer, Grief
June 28, 2015
1.9K Views
4 Minute Read

By Mala Rheston

A Very Rare Cancer – And Living My Best Life

When I was in my early teens, my mother was diagnosed with cancer. At the time we didn't know much…

What Jillian Michaels Taught Me about Grief

Cancer, Grief
June 10, 2015
3.1K Views
5 Minute Read

By Kathy Glow

What Jillian Michaels Taught Me about Grief

When you are a person who is grieving the loss of someone special, it’s interesting the times those thoughts worm…

Cancer, Humor, Journal, Kids, Motherhood, Relationships
June 3, 2015
2.5K Views
7 Minute Read

By Rebecca Wells

Being Yourself is Enough

Spoiler alert! At the end of the Blue Man Group show in Las Vegas, large inflated balls drop from the…

Cancer, Grief, Kids
June 2, 2015
3.7K Views
2 Minute Read

By Leslie Means

Please Help Baby LoLo

You guys, what I love most about Her View From Home is the community we have formed. A community of…

Cancer, Death of a Parent, Grief
May 7, 2015
6K Views
7 Minute Read

By Rebecca Wells

I Still Miss Her

Mother’s Day of 2010 found us at the hospital. In the late morning, we had stopped by my mom’s house…

Cancer

When Childhood Cancer Lasts Longer Than One Day

His Fight – September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Search For The Answer – Your Life Depends On It

A Father’s Whisper About Calling a Father

When Your Child Has An Invisible Diagnosis

The Best Heaven Party

#mycypresslife (This is Home)

A Very Rare Cancer – And Living My Best Life

What Jillian Michaels Taught Me about Grief

Being Yourself is Enough

Please Help Baby LoLo

I Still Miss Her

Get It Now

So God Made a Mother