By Nicole Hastings How To Be Present Even When Seasons Are Hard
It’s around this time of year that I start to feel the guilt creep up. Guilt that maybe my kids…
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By Kathy Glow Four Years After Sandy Hook: 7 Ways to Help Keep Our Kids Safe From Guns
One day a couple years ago, I was running late to pick my child up from school for a doctor…
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By Heather Christie My Grandmother Has Left. Here’s What She Left Behind.
The last time I saw my grandmother, she lay rigid, a thin sheet pulled to her chin, her gray hair…
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By Katie Weber When A Panic Attack Hits Me
I am sitting here at work and I can feel it start. The restlessness. The jumpiness. The immediate need to…
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By Lisa Ingrassia Death Leaves A Heartache No One Can Heal, Love Leaves A Memory No One Can Steal
January 17, 2017 will be one year my father is gone. 365 days since I held my dad’s hand. 8,760…
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By Alethea Mshar We Are All Buckeyes Today
Like everyone else today, I'm just coming down from the glow of a holiday weekend, running errands and running a…
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By Lauren Eberspacher Child Killed in Tragic Farming Accident: The Day Rylan Decker Walked Into Heaven
“He said to them, ‘Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of…
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Hitting Rock Bottom Gave Me New Life
I use to have to have control over everything. It made me feel safer and more secure in my life.…
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By Tineke Franssen Making New Memories This Christmas: Choosing Joy Over Grief
Since my parents go divorced when I was 12, Christmas was always celebrated with my dad. There was never a discussion,…
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By Bonnie Ashby Bad Things Always Happen To Good People: Why This Phrase Is Totally Wrong
I can't even begin to tell you how many times I've heard this phrase in my short life. "Bad things…
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By Lindsay Norris Dear Every Cancer Patient I Ever Took Care Of, I’m Sorry. I Didn’t Get It.
This thought has been weighing heavy on my heart since my diagnosis. I’ve worked in oncology nearly my entire adult…
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By Teri Gray Divorce Was The Hardest Thing I’ve Had To Do – But I Did It For My Son
I didn’t realize I was unhappy. I mean, I know I wasn’t happy, but I really thought I was doing…
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