By Sarah Golden I Was There to Walk My Mother to Heaven
I prayed to see my momma die. Please don’t click away yet or judge me harshly after five seconds. I…
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Grief
By Elizabeth McConeghey To the Loss Mom Whose Tears Keep Her Company Tonight
Three pregnancies in one year. Three first trimesters. Three moments of celebration . . . until they turned to moments…
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By Krystal Sieben Cowgirls Don’t Cry Unless the Horse They Loved Is Gone
The knee of my pants is wet and dirty. My yellow ring lays by the sink—it's been my favorite ring…
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By Laura Childers Supporting the Grievers in the Aftermath of Suicide
She was a devoted mother of two boys with her husband of 26 years. With him, she owned a metallurgy…
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My Dad Remarried after My Mom Died, and as a Daughter It’s Bittersweet
My dad ran off with a woman from California. When you put it like that, it sounds salacious and a…
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By Moriah Couch Losing a Pet That’s Been with You for So Much Life Hurts
Have you ever had a pet that was in your life longer than the time that it wasn't in your…
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By Christie Lynn I Long for My Mom’s Advice in This Stage of Life
The other day someone asked me how my grief has changed over the years since losing a parent at such…
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You Have to Feel It to Heal It
I’ve recently been walking through a long season of heartache. I lost two loved ones suddenly, within months of each…
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By Nancy Brier Cancer Taught Me to Open My Hand
When I thought I was going to die, grief blinded me. Not really for myself. I’ve had a pretty good…
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Thank You for Being a Friend Who Grieves Beside Me
My loss has been one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to endure, and I honestly don’t know if…
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Even When You Don’t Feel Him, God Is With You In the Valley
When my mom died, I was sure I'd met my quota for hardship for the rest of my life. One…
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Until I See You in Heaven
I'll leave a place for you. Though you are not here, I will leave a place for you . .…
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