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Cancer, Grief
March 31, 2021
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By Katy Dodds

The Jagged Line of Grief

I thought about it many times over the 6 ½ years she was sick. I knew the day was coming,…

How Am I Supposed To Write My Mother’s Obituary?

Grief, Grown Children
March 30, 2021
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By Nickey J Dunn

How Am I Supposed To Write My Mother’s Obituary?

The stage was set. Cleared off desk. Plenty of battery life on my laptop. Hot-ish mug of coffee. Surprisingly and…

Grief is Love Unfinished, But Jesus is Love Unending

Grief, Motherhood
March 29, 2021
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By Brandi Fought

Grief is Love Unfinished, But Jesus is Love Unending

I died the day he died. Or at least a large part of me did. I held the hand of…

I Changed My Name Today and That Was The Easy Part

Grief, Grown Children
March 28, 2021
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By Ashley Adair Garner

I Changed My Name Today and That Was The Easy Part

I changed my name back to my maiden name today. There was no great pomp or circumstance, the change was…

Losing a Sibling Means You Grow Up Just a Little Bit Faster

Grief, Kids
March 27, 2021
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By Dana Romano

Losing a Sibling Means You Grow Up Just a Little Bit Faster

What does it mean when a child loses a sibling? It’s a question I am fortunate enough not to have…

When An Older Parent Remarries, it Can Be Beautiful

Grief, Grown Children, Living
March 25, 2021
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By Janelle Sims

When An Older Parent Remarries, it Can Be Beautiful

My mom passed away when I was 31 years old. I was already married with young children and had a…

Grief, Loss, Motherhood
March 24, 2021
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By Her View From Home

To the Baby I Didn’t Keep

Trigger warning: This post discusses abortion To my darling little one, I was 15 years old at the time. I…

Grief, Loss, Motherhood
March 23, 2021
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By Lizzy Christian

Dear Grieving Mom, Do Not Stay Silent

I never knew what rock bottom felt like until I lost my first child in the womb. I never understood…

Grief, Loss, Motherhood
March 21, 2021
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By Ann-Marie Ferry

The Onesies He Never Wore

Brilliant sunbeams awaken my eyes. It is a beautiful May day, and I have a mission. The night before I…

Grief, Loss
March 20, 2021
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By Liz Spenner

Jacob’s Smile

Fifty weeks. Three hundred and fifty-one days. Such a short amount of time to make such a big impact on…

Renovating a Broken Kitchen With a Broken Heart

Grief, Loss, Motherhood
March 19, 2021
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By Joy Shantz

Renovating a Broken Kitchen With a Broken Heart

Early in 2020, my husband discovered mold in our kitchen ceiling. In March, I discovered I was pregnant with our…

There’s Nothing More Special Than a Meet You in the Driveway Kind of Love

Grief, Kids
March 18, 2021
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By Carolyn Saccomanno

There’s Nothing More Special Than a Meet You in the Driveway Kind of Love

“Helloooooo, punkinheads!” my father-in-law bellowed as he opened the back door of our Honda CR-V. Like always, he fumbled with…

Grief

The Jagged Line of Grief

How Am I Supposed To Write My Mother’s Obituary?

Grief is Love Unfinished, But Jesus is Love Unending

I Changed My Name Today and That Was The Easy Part

Losing a Sibling Means You Grow Up Just a Little Bit Faster

When An Older Parent Remarries, it Can Be Beautiful

To the Baby I Didn’t Keep

Dear Grieving Mom, Do Not Stay Silent

The Onesies He Never Wore

Jacob’s Smile

Renovating a Broken Kitchen With a Broken Heart

There’s Nothing More Special Than a Meet You in the Driveway Kind of Love

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So God Made a Mother