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Faith Gave Us Strength After Losing Our Daughter From Placental Abruption

Child Loss, Faith, Grief
March 26, 2016
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By Stephanie Holl

Faith Gave Us Strength After Losing Our Daughter From Placental Abruption

On Saturday September 26th 2015 my life was forever changed. My husband and I were anxiously awaiting the arrival of…

Death of a Parent, Grief
March 26, 2016
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By Andrea Bates

The Importance of Matzo Ball Soup

My father has been gone for two years and five months. Two years. Five months. Gone. Unexpectedly taken from us…

Grief
March 26, 2016
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By Kim Reed

The Day My Father Went Missing

In January, there was a story about a young country artist and his friend who had gone missing after a…

Grief
March 25, 2016
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By Kate Hula

My Small Ode to Brussels

The summer of 2013, I took my first trek across the pond. Germany and Belgium were the destinations. My younger…

I Am Not Your Prey – My Fight Against Sexual Harassment

Grief, Journal
March 24, 2016
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By Her View From Home

I Am Not Your Prey – My Fight Against Sexual Harassment

I was never one to stand up for myself. I’m usually shy, reserved, and a loner. I didn’t think that…

I Would Have Died That Day. My Ectopic Experience.

Child Loss, Grief
March 23, 2016
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By Leah Peterson

I Would Have Died That Day. My Ectopic Experience.

March of 2006 began as the most joyful of our married life. As I donned my pink and blue long…

Secondary Infertility – Living With The Heartache of Loss

Grief, Infertility
March 20, 2016
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By Shannon Wilson

Secondary Infertility – Living With The Heartache of Loss

Time is a funny thing, I remember being pregnant at 30 and feeling like I was in the prime of…

Grief
March 20, 2016
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By Marlene Fischer

My Brother – I Miss Him Each Day

I sometimes have specific questions about my childhood. But there’s no one I can ask or with whom I can…

Grief
March 19, 2016
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By Jessica Kromer

Your Infant has Craniosynostosis

I am writing this post from a PICU hospital room. Aria, my 4 and a half-month-old daughter, has 3 IVs…

Cancer, Death of a Parent, Grief
March 19, 2016
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By Amber Shoemaker

My Mother’s Last Days

I'm a daughter with a dead mother. I'm a lot of other things, of course. I'm a mom. A partner.…

Grief
March 19, 2016
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By Sharon Kennedy

Fat – The Last Frontier

It seems like every minority has someone in Congress or on the Supreme Court rooting for them. Everything once considered…

Cancer, Grief, Inspiration
March 18, 2016
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By Ashli Brehm

Finding Normal Land

When I was first diagnosed with breast cancer, I recall my doctor saying, "You are having normal reactions. Normal fears.…

Grief

Faith Gave Us Strength After Losing Our Daughter From Placental Abruption

The Importance of Matzo Ball Soup

The Day My Father Went Missing

My Small Ode to Brussels

I Am Not Your Prey – My Fight Against Sexual Harassment

I Would Have Died That Day. My Ectopic Experience.

Secondary Infertility – Living With The Heartache of Loss

My Brother – I Miss Him Each Day

Your Infant has Craniosynostosis

My Mother’s Last Days

Fat – The Last Frontier

Finding Normal Land

Get It Now

So God Made a Mother