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6 Things I Wish You Knew About Borderline Personality Disorder

Grief, Mental Health
July 27, 2016
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By Her View From Home

6 Things I Wish You Knew About Borderline Personality Disorder

Mental illness is something that I’ve struggled with ever since I was a young girl. I received a diagnosis of…

We Don’t Get to Decide When We Play Our Last Game

Grief
July 24, 2016
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By Abigail Vetick

We Don’t Get to Decide When We Play Our Last Game

We are all family here in Nebraska, at least that is what I like to believe. When you pass a…

Grief, Relationships
July 23, 2016
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By Holly Bonner

If Our Husbands Died Tonight

If our husbands died tonight, men in uniform would come to our doors. Flashing lights would illuminate our homes. We’d…

Why I Took My 11-Month-Old To My Dad’s Funeral

Grief, Motherhood
July 22, 2016
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By Tineke Franssen

Why I Took My 11-Month-Old To My Dad’s Funeral

I remember that at one point when I was young, I think I was 7 or 8, my parents told…

Child Loss, Faith, Grief
July 17, 2016
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By Missy Hillmer

Grief: A New Journey Together

I remember it well. It was a September morning that I sat with a friend to have coffee, cry and…

Grief, Kids, Motherhood
July 16, 2016
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By Ashli Brehm

If We Teach Our Children Well

I look at my little boys. Seven. Five. Two. I look at their eyes. Looking up to us. Watching…

My Son Was In A Car Accident – What They Told Me In The Hospital Brought Me To My Knees

Faith, Grief, Kids, Motherhood
July 14, 2016
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By Kari Wells

My Son Was In A Car Accident – What They Told Me In The Hospital Brought Me To My Knees

Colossians 4:2 Devote yourselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful. There’s a room inside the Good Samaritan ER waiting room…

Death of a Parent, Grief, Suicide
July 14, 2016
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By Kim Reed

To The Grieving: We Will Smile Again

It’s almost midnight, and I can’t sleep. I have words in my head that need to get out of there…

How Much Life Insurance Do I Need? Should My Kids Be Protected?

Grief, Living
July 14, 2016
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By Her View From Home

How Much Life Insurance Do I Need? Should My Kids Be Protected?

Written By: Michole Yaw - American Family Insurance Raising a young family today is generally accompanied by a lengthy “to-do”…

What This Police Wife Wants Her Friends to Know

Faith, Grief, Inspiration, Journal, Relationships
July 13, 2016
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By Her View From Home

What This Police Wife Wants Her Friends to Know

“How are you holding up with all that’s going on in our country lately?” I’ve been asked this question by…

Faith, Grief, Suicide
July 13, 2016
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By Marisa Ulrich

The Storm of Suicide

It was the year of Hurricane Katrina. Life was stormy without and within. May of that year saw me four…

I Should Have Asked For Help – My Struggle With Postpartum Depression

Grief, Kids, Motherhood
July 11, 2016
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By Katie Brady

I Should Have Asked For Help – My Struggle With Postpartum Depression

Most the time when I write, it's about parenting, life, or our life with a son who has cystic fibrosis.…

Grief

6 Things I Wish You Knew About Borderline Personality Disorder

We Don’t Get to Decide When We Play Our Last Game

If Our Husbands Died Tonight

Why I Took My 11-Month-Old To My Dad’s Funeral

Grief: A New Journey Together

If We Teach Our Children Well

My Son Was In A Car Accident – What They Told Me In The Hospital Brought Me To My Knees

To The Grieving: We Will Smile Again

How Much Life Insurance Do I Need? Should My Kids Be Protected?

What This Police Wife Wants Her Friends to Know

The Storm of Suicide

I Should Have Asked For Help – My Struggle With Postpartum Depression

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