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There will always be hope and possibility

Grief, Inspiration
March 4, 2016
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By Tiffany Verzal

There will always be hope and possibility

Brain Injury means you get a lot of “people." Alexis’s life revolves around many “teams." Therapy teams usually consist of…

Death of a Spouse, Grief
March 3, 2016
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By Shelley Brandon

An Invitation From the Heart

Some of you know that my late husband and I had something of a whirlwind romance back in 1995. The…

Brain Injury Awareness Month – Alexis Verzal Update (Day 2)

Grief
March 3, 2016
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By Tiffany Verzal

Brain Injury Awareness Month – Alexis Verzal Update (Day 2)

Well Her View From Home Friends, I'm BAAAAAACKKKKK.... It's been almost two years since I've last posted. Although I've written…

Their Bond Saved His Life; One Man’s Struggle with Depression and His Wife’s Battle to Save Him

Grief, Suicide
February 22, 2016
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By Leslie Means

Their Bond Saved His Life; One Man’s Struggle with Depression and His Wife’s Battle to Save Him

We're honored to share this story with you in our My Point of View series. This is the story of…

Grief
February 16, 2016
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By Stephanie Keller

Is Today the Last Day?

It’s been 18 months since my mom passed away and some days are normal, and some days my heart is…

Faith, Grief, Infertility
February 14, 2016
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By Karah Maschmeier

He Is Holding My Babies Until I Can

February 7th, 2016. My first-ever due date. The day I had been waiting years for. The day our babies were…

Faith, Grief, Relationships
February 12, 2016
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By Angela Conrad

The Broken Road

I’ve been thinking about my life a lot lately and where I am today. I have come to the conclusion…

Child Loss, Grief, Inspiration
February 10, 2016
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By Missy Hillmer

Wash Away The Tears

It was a crisp, cold, December day after church that I sat in my vehicle and read the card a…

Grief, Journal
February 7, 2016
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By Sharon Kennedy

The White Truck

My brother was driving his old white Dodge pick-up real slow and I knew why. Malcolm was in the bed,…

When it’s Right to do Infertility Wrong (a lesson from Hannah)

Adoption, Faith, Foster Care, Infertility
February 7, 2016
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By Maralee Bradley

When it’s Right to do Infertility Wrong (a lesson from Hannah)

When I was little I used to run around with a pillow under my shirt, pretending to be pregnant while…

Grief, Relationships
February 6, 2016
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By Sarah Pearce

She Remembers My Son

My grandmother has dementia. She’s had it for years now, and it keeps getting worse, as dementia always does. There…

Grief, Relationships
February 5, 2016
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By Lori E. Angiel

I have a hundred wishes

I have a hundred wishes. They fly in and out of my mind every day. Especially when I see someone…

Grief

There will always be hope and possibility

An Invitation From the Heart

Brain Injury Awareness Month – Alexis Verzal Update (Day 2)

Their Bond Saved His Life; One Man’s Struggle with Depression and His Wife’s Battle to Save Him

Is Today the Last Day?

He Is Holding My Babies Until I Can

The Broken Road

Wash Away The Tears

The White Truck

When it’s Right to do Infertility Wrong (a lesson from Hannah)

She Remembers My Son

I have a hundred wishes

Get It Now

So God Made a Mother