By Hey Little Fighter Blog Dear Surgeon – Thank You For Saving My Baby
This letter was written by two moms as a thank you to their child's surgeon, who ultimately saved their lives.…
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By Shelley Brandon When We Becomes Me
I originally wrote this on my first Valentine's Day as a widow. The sentiments haven't really changed even though I'm…
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By Lacy Jo Donald 2016 – The Year of Progress
It's February. How are your resolutions coming? Maybe you're still going strong. Maybe you messed up by January 10, so…
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By Angela Erickson Adoption Didn’t Magically Fix Me
Our adoption journey began like many others – first battling the fiend of infertility. I know not all couples who…
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By Krystal Kleidon I Saved a Man’s Life Today…
I saved a mans life today - which may sound heroic to some and quite nonchalant to others. So let…
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By Olivia Grist I’m Sorry For What I Said When I Was Judging You
I've been quiet about our journey with infertility for a few months. I've had things to say, I've rehearsed…
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By Terryn Drieling The Day We Lost Grandpa
Awhile back my dad asked me what sparked my love for writing and where I got my skills. My answer…
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By Her View From Home Is Divorce Worse Than Death?
I am recently divorced. I have heard it said that losing someone to death is easier than losing someone to…
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By Charlie Gray Curse You Cancer
You have cancer. Those words will forever ring in my ears. Those words will forever terrify me and remind me…
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By Katie Weber He Stopped Loving Me
It has been almost one month since my husband finally broke down and told me he couldn't do this anymore.…
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By Crystal Glause Another Year Without Her
January. Most people see it as a new start and a time for new resolutions. Some anticipate that the new…
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By Lauren Cootes I’m Not Strong Enough To Be Your Mom
I am an anxious and sensitive sort of person, so worrying comes very naturally to me. My oldest daughter has…
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