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Death of a Parent, Grief
September 26, 2015
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By Nikki Pennington

All the Things I Keep

Almost everyone that comes in our home is unaware of all the things I keep. In our back room that…

Grief
September 25, 2015
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By Her View From Home

A letter to the abused woman

As October approaches we take a deeper look into domestic violence awareness. Domestic abuse can come in many forms &…

I Lost More than a Dad, I Lost a Best Friend

Cancer, Death of a Parent, Grief
September 23, 2015
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By Molly Golden

I Lost More than a Dad, I Lost a Best Friend

Growing up, my dad was the kind of dad who let my brother and I adorn him with stuffed animals…

What to Say to a Friend Whose Child has Cancer

Cancer, Grief
September 22, 2015
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By Kathy Glow

What to Say to a Friend Whose Child has Cancer

In 2009, my husband and I received the worst news that parents could possibly hear: our five-year-old son had cancer.…

Thyroid Cancer – “If you’re going to get cancer, it’s the best kind to have”

Cancer, Grief
September 20, 2015
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By Tracie Cornell

Thyroid Cancer – “If you’re going to get cancer, it’s the best kind to have”

Those were the very first words I heard immediately following my diagnosis. For the next 3 weeks, I clung to…

Confessions of a Cancer Mom: Shower Therapy

Cancer, Cancer
September 16, 2015
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By Hey Little Fighter Blog

Confessions of a Cancer Mom: Shower Therapy

Have you ever had a day where you just need to scream? Who am I kidding... you're a cancer mom,…

Grief
September 15, 2015
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By Her View From Home

I Am Invisible

Yep, that is pretty much how I feel. Lately, I wonder if anyone sees me at all. I have lived…

Infant and Pregnancy Loss – Accepting Story Submissions

Child Loss, Grief
September 14, 2015
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By Leslie Means

Infant and Pregnancy Loss – Accepting Story Submissions

Hi guys, October is Infant and Pregnancy Loss Awareness month. For the past two years, Her View From Home has…

When Childhood Cancer Lasts Longer Than One Day

Cancer, Child Loss, Grief
September 13, 2015
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By Kathy Glow

When Childhood Cancer Lasts Longer Than One Day

By now, everyone knows that September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month. We’ve all seen the gold ribbons, the pictures…

Grief, Mental Health
September 8, 2015
3.7K Views
5 Minute Read

By Bailey Koch

Thank You For Fighting

Hello, you. Yes, you. I can see you're struggling; it's not hard to tell. Your eyes tell a story of…

Death of a Spouse, Grief
September 3, 2015
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By Shelley Brandon

Who Hijacked My Life?

My only Uncle passed away last month just a couple weeks shy of one year after the death of his…

His Fight – September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Cancer, Grief
September 2, 2015
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By Rebecca Wells

His Fight – September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Two Fridays ago I was enjoying a later-regrettable Tex-Mex lunch with a former co-worker who I hadn’t seen in way…

Grief

All the Things I Keep

A letter to the abused woman

I Lost More than a Dad, I Lost a Best Friend

What to Say to a Friend Whose Child has Cancer

Thyroid Cancer – “If you’re going to get cancer, it’s the best kind to have”

Confessions of a Cancer Mom: Shower Therapy

I Am Invisible

Infant and Pregnancy Loss – Accepting Story Submissions

When Childhood Cancer Lasts Longer Than One Day

Thank You For Fighting

Who Hijacked My Life?

His Fight – September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

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So God Made a Mother