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We Can’t Talk People Out Of Their Grief, But We Can Sit With Them Through it

When we see the ones we love the most hurting it’s natural to want to comfort them. In fact, we would do just about anything to bring some solace…

I stopped in to say hello. The tears flowed from my eyes the moment I knelt down on the grass. They came so fast and so quick I didn’t even realize…

I miss you. I imagine you hugging me in my mind. I close my eyes, and I breathe you in. Your smell, your whiskers brushing my cheek, the way you…

This is the face of postpartum rage. I didn’t feel sad or depressed. I didn’t have anxiety. But I did cuss my husband out, slam doors,…

It’s a long winter afternoon, and I have nowhere to be. I bundle up and, despite the hassle of going anywhere with a toddler and a baby, we head…

When I lost my mom, my world absolutely collapsed around me. It was my worst nightmare coming to life. It was every fear I had ever had happening…

“You’re so strong.” I hear this so often from people, and I think the same thing every time, “If they only knew…” If they only knew, I…

Some days I forget you’re gone. I skip the tall, skinny mocha because I don’t want to overdo it on the caffeine. I practice…

Life is made up of fleeting moments. Some you catch hold of and can fully enjoy. Some fly by so fast they are a blur in your memory. Then there are…

Her picture sits on my desk within my line of sight when I sit down at my computer. But it would be a lie to say I think about her every day. I…

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