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Cancer Taught Me Life is Short—And How To Live It

Cancer, Living
December 5, 2020
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By Nancy Brier

Cancer Taught Me Life is Short—And How To Live It

Cancer brings a cycle of unwanted questions. Scary questions. Questions no one wants to ask. What if they can’t catch it?…

I Still Feel My Mom Everywhere in My Childhood Home

Grief
December 4, 2020
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By Lauren Dykovitz

I Still Feel My Mom Everywhere in My Childhood Home

I spent the past week at my parents’ house helping my dad recover from his hip replacement surgery. While I…

I’ll Never Get Used To Your Empty Chair At Christmas

Grief
December 2, 2020
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By Christie Lynn

I’ll Never Get Used To Your Empty Chair At Christmas

If there’s one thing I’ve learned throughout my journey through grief, it’s the way that it comes in waves. No…

I’ll Make the Memories With My Daughter I Never Got To Make With My Mother

Grief, Motherhood
November 30, 2020
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By Shawna Kaszer

I’ll Make the Memories With My Daughter I Never Got To Make With My Mother

There are a lot of mother-daughter memories I never had the chance to make with my mom. Memories that have…

Christmas Magic Died When My Mom Went To Heaven

Grief
November 25, 2020
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By Kristie Reitz

Christmas Magic Died When My Mom Went To Heaven

Every year it seems to come earlier. Trick-or-treaters haven't even reached out doorstep before Christmas makes its appearance in every…

Grief is Saying Goodbye Over and Over Again

Grief, Living, Loss
November 20, 2020
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By Mel Landers

Grief is Saying Goodbye Over and Over Again

Twenty-five years ago, I was a 4th grade book nerd who said goodbye to a dad dying early and to…

Faith, Grief, Loss, Motherhood
November 19, 2020
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By Lori Ennis

I Still Miss My Baby

This morning, it’s raw. The grief. The remembrance. The return of normal (even in crazy, abnormal times) as kids start…

Grief, Loss, Motherhood
November 16, 2020
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By Penny Marenge

Dear Parents of Babies Born Sleeping

I remember it like it was yesterday. A cold, wintry day in January in the dead of a Canadian winter.…

A Rainbow Baby Brings Hope, But Doesn’t Erase the Pain of Miscarriage

Grief, Loss, Motherhood
November 15, 2020
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By Lauren Hedrick

A Rainbow Baby Brings Hope, But Doesn’t Erase the Pain of Miscarriage

Each morning when I get into my car, I throw my purse into the passenger seat, set my coffee down…

The Loss of a Child Brings Isolating Grief

Grief, Loss, Motherhood
November 14, 2020
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By Justina Oldehoff

The Loss of a Child Brings Isolating Grief

The more time that passes, the more isolating grief feels. I have isolated myself. I have pushed people away. I…

Grief, Loss
November 13, 2020
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By Chelsea Ohlemiller

You Had One Foot in Heaven

I watched as you were barely hanging on. I watched as you had one foot in Heaven. I watched as…

Cancer, Faith
November 10, 2020
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By Alexandria Norton

Cancer Opened the Door To Faith

There was a night when tears couldn’t come. The pain was so immense screams wouldn’t lessen the aches. There was…

Grief

Cancer Taught Me Life is Short—And How To Live It

I Still Feel My Mom Everywhere in My Childhood Home

I’ll Never Get Used To Your Empty Chair At Christmas

I’ll Make the Memories With My Daughter I Never Got To Make With My Mother

Christmas Magic Died When My Mom Went To Heaven

Grief is Saying Goodbye Over and Over Again

I Still Miss My Baby

Dear Parents of Babies Born Sleeping

A Rainbow Baby Brings Hope, But Doesn’t Erase the Pain of Miscarriage

The Loss of a Child Brings Isolating Grief

You Had One Foot in Heaven

Cancer Opened the Door To Faith

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So God Made a Mother