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Watching A Parent Battle Cancer Is Hell On Earth Torture

Cancer, Grief
January 31, 2017
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By Lisa Ingrassia

Watching A Parent Battle Cancer Is Hell On Earth Torture

Watching a parent battle cancer is hell on earth torture. For seven years I watched my hero, my best friend,…

Abortion, Child Loss, Grief
January 30, 2017
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By Sarah Philpott

Stop Calling My Loss An Abortion

I had an abortion. Actually 1 in 4 women have one. You might have had one, too. It's a hurtful…

To The Woman With Self-Doubt: You Are Flawless

Death of a Parent, Faith, Motherhood
January 29, 2017
3.9K Views
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By Harmony Vuycankiat

To The Woman With Self-Doubt: You Are Flawless

I love being a woman. No, really, I do. This is not an easy thing to say. I honestly couldn’t…

Child Loss, Faith, Grief, Inspiration
January 29, 2017
3.1K Views
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By Missy Hillmer

Was My Son Scared When He Died?

Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them… It is so easy to be scared.…

Grief, Kids, Motherhood
January 28, 2017
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By Sherry Parnell

Our Missing Child

Several months ago, I wrote an article about the struggle my husband and I have had for years regarding the…

Child Loss, Grief, Motherhood
January 27, 2017
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By Lisa Vanskike

A Letter To Our Baby In Heaven

My Letter to Gloria: This morning you were the first thing I thought of. You always are. I can't believe…

To the Mom Who Just Received Your Child’s Diagnosis

Faith, Grief, Kids, Motherhood
January 26, 2017
3.0K Views
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By Courtney Westlake

To the Mom Who Just Received Your Child’s Diagnosis

Dear Mama, You’ve just heard words that will change your life forever. Maybe you were sitting in a doctor’s exam room…

Child Loss, Faith, Grief, Infertility
January 25, 2017
2.9K Views
4 Minute Read

By Michelle Armbrust

The Ache of Empty Arms

Dear friend who is suffering from infertility. I know the pain you are in. I know the ache of empty…

The Call I Should Have Made about My Depression

Grief, Health, Journal
January 24, 2017
3.5K Views
7 Minute Read

By Whitney Fleming

The Call I Should Have Made about My Depression

I am tired before I even open my eyes. My body is an anchor to the bed and disengaging from…

When “Until Death Do Us Part” Becomes More Than Just A Vow

Cancer, Cancer, Death of a Parent, Death of a Spouse, Grief, Relationships
January 21, 2017
9.0K Views
5 Minute Read

By Lori E. Angiel

When “Until Death Do Us Part” Becomes More Than Just A Vow

Those of us that have gotten married have exchanged vows. While some may have written their own vows, some of…

Adoption, Infertility, Kids, Motherhood
January 14, 2017
3.3K Views
3 Minute Read

By Tina Szymczak

There Will Be No Pregnancy For Me

The other day I sat with several co-workers enjoying a luncheon on the last day before Christmas holiday. At first…

Another Teen Takes Her Own Life: We Must Stop Ignoring Mental Illness

Mental Health, Suicide
January 9, 2017
5K Views
7 Minute Read

By Bailey Koch

Another Teen Takes Her Own Life: We Must Stop Ignoring Mental Illness

"He killed himself." I practiced it over and over. It took me years to accept, but I knew I had…

Grief

Watching A Parent Battle Cancer Is Hell On Earth Torture

Stop Calling My Loss An Abortion

To The Woman With Self-Doubt: You Are Flawless

Was My Son Scared When He Died?

Our Missing Child

A Letter To Our Baby In Heaven

To the Mom Who Just Received Your Child’s Diagnosis

The Ache of Empty Arms

The Call I Should Have Made about My Depression

When “Until Death Do Us Part” Becomes More Than Just A Vow

There Will Be No Pregnancy For Me

Another Teen Takes Her Own Life: We Must Stop Ignoring Mental Illness

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So God Made a Mother