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Grief
June 30, 2015
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By Lauren Cootes

The Moments

One day last year as I scrolled through Facebook and viewed image after image of smiling 5-year-olds in their adorable caps…

My PPD made me almost lose everything – my husband, my son, and myself

Grief, Motherhood
June 30, 2015
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By Yvette Mystakas

My PPD made me almost lose everything – my husband, my son, and myself

When reflecting back to the time my postpartum depression (PPD) was at its peak - sadness, confusion and regret sweep…

A Very Rare Cancer – And Living My Best Life

Cancer, Cancer, Grief
June 28, 2015
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By Mala Rheston

A Very Rare Cancer – And Living My Best Life

When I was in my early teens, my mother was diagnosed with cancer. At the time we didn't know much…

Grief
June 27, 2015
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By Adrienne Jones

Searching for Peace in the Sorrow

Unbeknownst to my husband I scheduled three days off so I could surprise him with a visit. The drive is…

You are never alone, you are not a burden!

Grief, Suicide
June 25, 2015
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By Renae Zimmer

You are never alone, you are not a burden!

I love to write, but don’t write enough. I have a journal, but the past year or so have…

Blogging Helped Me Overcome My Eating Disorder

Grief, Healthy Living
June 25, 2015
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By Her View From Home

Blogging Helped Me Overcome My Eating Disorder

“Not my lightest, not my heaviest. Still beautiful.” I took a deep breath, hit publish, and watched the most…

Forced to be a Father: Child Grooms of Nepal

Grief
June 17, 2015
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By Leslie Means

Forced to be a Father: Child Grooms of Nepal

This story is tough, but must be told. In Nepal, child marriage looks like this. [caption id="attachment_59161" align="aligncenter" width="700"] Photo…

Grief, Infertility
June 11, 2015
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By Shannon Bauer

The Decision to try Round Two – IVF

I thought about having another baby every day. I still do, every single day. I have said before that I…

What Jillian Michaels Taught Me about Grief

Cancer, Grief
June 10, 2015
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By Kathy Glow

What Jillian Michaels Taught Me about Grief

When you are a person who is grieving the loss of someone special, it’s interesting the times those thoughts worm…

Girls…It’s Time to Learn Real Love Isn’t “Social Media Love”

Grief, Relationships
June 9, 2015
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By Bailey Koch

Girls…It’s Time to Learn Real Love Isn’t “Social Media Love”

This piece first began on my own personal blog, but I love everything about Her View From Home because of…

Death of a Spouse, Grief
June 4, 2015
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By Shelley Brandon

I Get Ticked Off

I have to be completely honest. I get ticked off. I deal with jealousy far too frequently. I wrestle with…

Why I don’t expect my grief to make you a better mother

Child Loss, Grief, Kids, Motherhood
June 3, 2015
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By Robyna May

Why I don’t expect my grief to make you a better mother

I have recently been writing about my middle son. My son who died at a unbelievable two weeks old. We…

Grief

The Moments

My PPD made me almost lose everything – my husband, my son, and myself

A Very Rare Cancer – And Living My Best Life

Searching for Peace in the Sorrow

You are never alone, you are not a burden!

Blogging Helped Me Overcome My Eating Disorder

Forced to be a Father: Child Grooms of Nepal

The Decision to try Round Two – IVF

What Jillian Michaels Taught Me about Grief

Girls…It’s Time to Learn Real Love Isn’t “Social Media Love”

I Get Ticked Off

Why I don’t expect my grief to make you a better mother

Get It Now

So God Made a Mother