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Child Loss, Grief
June 11, 2017
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By Missy Hillmer

Graduation Without Our Graduate

How does a person prepare for something they have never experienced? I have planned and prepared for my oldest son’s…

Grief
June 10, 2017
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By Crystal Duffy

Memories From My Grandmother’s House

I was driving back from a park playdate in the suburbs. Our chance presence in this specific part of town…

Death of a Parent, Grief
June 9, 2017
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By Amy Emerson

Grief- Normal and Okay

Saying good-bye to a parent is not something young adults expect to do. I certainly did not expect to bury…

Death of a Spouse, Faith, Grief, Inspiration
June 7, 2017
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By Brittany Price

The Day My World Changed Forever

Monday, September 28th, a day like many days in our family, filled with the craziness of having three boys under…

A Mother’s Love for a Baby Lost in Early Miscarriage is as Real as Any Other

Child Loss, Grief, Infertility
June 5, 2017
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By Lauren Cunningham

A Mother’s Love for a Baby Lost in Early Miscarriage is as Real as Any Other

The morning I finally held a positive pregnancy test in my hand marked nearly a year of hoping and waiting…

My Brother Died Last Summer – And Then These Seven Things Happened

Faith, Grief
June 4, 2017
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By Kelly Ruppert Bryan

My Brother Died Last Summer – And Then These Seven Things Happened

My brother died last summer. He was 36. It was a freak accident on an improperly maintained houseboat. I was…

Mom Shares Heartbreaking Story to Educate Others About Car Seat Safety

Child Loss, Grief, Kids, Motherhood
June 2, 2017
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By Karen Johnson

Mom Shares Heartbreaking Story to Educate Others About Car Seat Safety

Car seat safety is a hot topic among parents, and for good reason. It seems the rules are always changing,…

Cancer, Journal
May 29, 2017
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By Ashli Brehm

Wear The Damn Swimsuit

People often ask, “What did you learn from having cancer?” How do I even begin to cover all the things…

Grief
May 27, 2017
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By Bailey Suzio

Don’t Celebrate Memorial Day, Honor It

Monday is so much more than a day off work. I enjoy a BBQ and celebrating my freedom as much…

Death of a Spouse, Faith, Grief
May 25, 2017
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By Debbie Wilkins Baisden

I Hurt My Kids

I've done a lot of stupid things as a mother. Far too many regrets in both word and deed (and…

Terrifying Manchester Attack Is Every Parent’s Worst Nightmare

Grief
May 23, 2017
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By Jacqueline Waxman

Terrifying Manchester Attack Is Every Parent’s Worst Nightmare

Waking up after the Ariana Grande concert terror attack is every parent’s worst fear. A family is still looking for…

Becoming A Better Person After My Mother’s Death

Cancer, Grief
May 23, 2017
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By Hannah Angstadt-Gunning

Becoming A Better Person After My Mother’s Death

I like myself more since my mom died. It wasn’t my plan to, but I have learned that plans can…

Grief

Graduation Without Our Graduate

Memories From My Grandmother’s House

Grief- Normal and Okay

The Day My World Changed Forever

A Mother’s Love for a Baby Lost in Early Miscarriage is as Real as Any Other

My Brother Died Last Summer – And Then These Seven Things Happened

Mom Shares Heartbreaking Story to Educate Others About Car Seat Safety

Wear The Damn Swimsuit

Don’t Celebrate Memorial Day, Honor It

I Hurt My Kids

Terrifying Manchester Attack Is Every Parent’s Worst Nightmare

Becoming A Better Person After My Mother’s Death

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So God Made a Mother