By Donna Todd Dandelion Days
It’s spring, my eyes are running from allergies and the yard is filled with dandelions. Most people would be depressed…
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Grief
By Desiree Townsend Dear Single Mom
Dear Single Mom, It's been a while since we've last chatted, hasn't it? We've both been pretty busy these days;…
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By Abbie Ginther I’m (not) fine. An Open Letter to Moms about Not Being Okay
Lately my two-year-old, Emily has developed a paralyzing fear of monsters. We've prayed about it, we've talked about it and…
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Broken
I can remember as a child seeing an old house with broken windows and wondering what happened. I’m sure when…
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By Caitlin Henderson Coming Through the Fire
I looked out my kitchen window and like a wall - the thick smoke was drifting towards us. The largest…
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By Alissa Kay Young Married Couple Dies Too Soon But Their Legacy Lives
April is Donate Life month. As someone who has been the recipient of donor tissue (hello, heart surgery!), clearly it’s…
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By Christy Margritz It May Only Take A Cheese Puff
It may only take a cheese puff… My husband and I were laughing about cheese puffs the other night as…
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By Jenni Welsch When Life Requires a Trigger Warning
If you have experienced trauma in your life, you may be familiar with the concept of triggers. They are words,…
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By Kathryn Ryder Our Divorce Is Coming
I'm about to be divorced. The statement alone makes a lot of people really uncomfortable. Including myself, if I'm honest.…
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By Nicole Hastings But I’m Still Here
Nighttime - two years ago looked like this: I’d wake up to nurse a crying, hungry newborn. I’d scoop…
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By Jessica Kromer This Instagram Stranger Changed My Life
At the age of 16, I noticed the complete loss of movement on the left side of my face. My…
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By Angela Conrad Staying Strong Through the Storms in Life
How do you do it? That is a question that I am asked a lot. “I could never do what…
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