By Katelyn Brown I Can’t Wait To Hug You in Heaven
Sometimes life just isn’t fair. In fact, at times, life is just plain cruel. In one moment, your whole world…
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Grief
By Amy Cirksena Surrendering To Grief
I lost my baby. I watch the nurse as she carries my child’s body away. She walks so slowly. So…
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God’s Grace Carried Me Through the Loss of My Son
When I brought my firstborn home from the hospital, I taped a poster next to the changing table that had…
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By Jenny Albers I Was Supposed To Have a Baby Today
I was supposed to have a baby today. Nine months ago, I watched as two pink lines formed in the…
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You’re Gone, and My Heart is Broken
I didn’t ask for this. But then again, I guess no one really does. I miss you. I love you.…
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I Know You’re in a Better Place, But I Really Wish You Were Still Here
You crossed my mind the other day—not that that's anything new. I was hanging up from an important phone call.…
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By Ann-Marie Ferry Bereaved Parents Face the Pain of Fading Memories
Sitting cross-legged on the warm summer ground I comb my fingers through the damp grass. Every so often I grasp…
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By Christie Lynn I’m An Adult, But I Still Miss My Mom
I was considered an adult when my mom died. I was over 18 and no longer fit into the category…
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As Long As I Live I’ll Carry You With Me
Seven years ago I was pregnant with you, my first baby. The excitement I felt when I saw that little…
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To the Loss Mom Questioning God
Although God doesn’t always shield us from our challenges, he does promise to transform us through them. If you’ve ever…
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By Jennifer Bailey Grandpa, It’s Hard To Say Goodbye
I get goosebumps when I think back to being a child and the house I spent so much of my…
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When There’s No New Normal
7:30 a.m. Cut the pill with the pill cutter. Crush the pill with the pill crusher. Carefully pour the pill…
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