By Nina Leicht-Crist I’m not the Woman I was Before My Miscarriages
One out of four American women miscarry their baby. That is one fourth. A quarter. 25% I had three miscarriages. …
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Grief
By Aimee Erdman To the All Natural Chatty Cathy at the Park
Dear Well-Meaning Naturopathic Homeopathic Tree Bark Fruitcake Lady at the Park: I love you. I love your passion and zeal.…
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By Jessica McCaslin My Husband Also Battles Miscarriage Guilt
Several years back I miscarried our third child. The pain and guilt were difficult to handle. What did I do…
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By Janene Dutt The Milestone They Never Warned Me About
My son informed me the other day that I haven’t written a blog post in nearly a year. And not…
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By Chelsea Ewing The Night I Couldn’t Stop Crying: How I Deal With PPD
I had just finished eating a snack. It was late, and time for us to go to sleep like usual.…
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By Julieann Selden To the Woman in the Fertility Clinic
To the woman in the fertility clinic, I don’t know your name. I don’t know your story. You sat on…
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By Tayler DiGiacomo A Letter to the Grieving Mom
Go ahead and cry, mama. It's okay. It's okay to be sad. It's okay to hide. It's okay to not…
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By John Polo The Solitude that Follows
Cousins. Aunts. Uncles. Grandparents. Friends. Friends of the Family. Dad. Wife. I’ve known loss. If you are reading this, chances…
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By Annie Henriksen The Year We Lost Everything
Only a few years ago, as newlyweds in my eyes, our world was turned upside down. My husband and I…
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By Jennifer Batchelor When It Feels Like The World Is On Fire
When it feels like the world is on fire, you make meatloaf for dinner. Your mind reaches back to a…
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By Nicole Hastings Stop Saying He Lost his Battle to Cancer
Cancer is a thief. It robs you of the life that you knew, your family’s life that they knew. It…
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By Desiree Fortin The Grief Story I was Meant to Hear
“I had triplets too.” When she told me this, the only thing I heard was “HAD.” I knew she had…
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