By Brooke Halstead Inspirational Mom Wears Her Heart on Her Shirt and Touches Thousands
Autumn Tolliver Safley is the inspirational mom making headlines for her shirt. Yes, you heard that right! This young mom…
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By Her View From Home Mommy’s Hidden Monster: Parenting with PTSD
Something about becoming a parent changes us, doesn't it? Well, I suppose it would be more accurate to say everything…
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By Harmony Vuycankiat Judge Suggests Rape Victim Should Have “Just Kept Her Knees Together”
The character of the victim. That is what was being questioned in the rape case of a 19-year old Canadian…
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By Yvette Mystakas What my time in the psychiatric ward taught me.
I was lying on my back, staring blankly at the white, cracked, ceiling, clutching onto the sheets, sinking into the…
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My Sister’s Keeper – When Mental Illness Kidnaps Your Sister
It all started when we were young girls. We are sisters in a tight knit family. Back then our family chalked it…
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By Donna Mott This Is What Brain Surgery Looks Like: Why Purple Makes Me Cry
September is Chiari Malformation awareness month. To be honest, I didn't know there was such a month until my social…
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By Joanne Giacomini Why My Heart Breaks Every Year at This Time for My Son with Autism
He is so unhinged, crying, fighting with me over every little detail. This fight is due to me asking him…
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By Jessica McCaslin Dez Santana’s Story: Ensuring the Safety of First Responders at “Ground Zero”
Dez Santana is a born-and-raised New Yorker. I was put in touch with him via a common friend on Facebook and…
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By Sarah Layton Infertility-A Pain Never Forgotten
On the outside, we have it all. Three beautiful, healthy kids raised in a nice home. But underneath, I look…
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By Alethea Mshar What Nobody Tells You When Your Child Has Cancer
It's been six and a half years since that New Year's Eve. The day that everything changed. The day that…
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By Amy Oestreicher The Day I Told My Mother I Was Sexually Abused
Why is it that in the darkest of times, we look for the brightest of things? (Literally) I’m asking because I’m…
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By Kathy Glow The Two Words Grieving Parents Wish You Would Stop Using
It’s so hard to find the right words to comfort a grieving person, especially when that person has lost a…
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