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…
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The Sweetest Mother's Day Gift!
Grief
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…
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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…
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By Tracie Cornell Search For The Answer – Your Life Depends On It
I felt terrible for eight months. It started with bronchitis that would not go away even after a round of a…
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By Sara Theesen You’re Not Alone (My Struggle with Dad’s Announcement)
Is your life spinning out of control faster than you can handle? That's how I have felt lately. If you…
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By Holly Mthethwa A Father’s Whisper About Calling a Father
It was Bill Hybels book The Power of a Whisper that got me thinking about God-whispers—these whispers into our soul-ears…
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By Kathy Glow 9 Things To Do When You Don’t Know What To Do
Six years ago, my family received devastating news: our 5-year-old son was diagnosed with cancer. Our world was officially turned…
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By Hey Little Fighter Blog When Your Child Has An Invisible Diagnosis
How many times have you heard, "Oh my, you wouldn't know she's so sick just by looking at her." Even…
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By Adrienne Jones Today is My First Time Under the Knife
A few years ago I had a contrast CT scan on my chest to check for blood clots. The hospital…
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By Stephanie Keller One Year Gone
Time has proven to me that it will forever keep marching on. The world doesn’t stop, even when someone special…
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By Brittany Cole Three Ways to Avoid a Moving Meltdown
A month ago our family was packing up to leave our home in New York to head to Arizona. At…
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By Dusty Reed Being the Help I Wish I’d Had
During the past two weeks, my news-feed has exploded with new baby announcements. It's common for me to have one…
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