By Heather LeRoss Her Winter Is Here
Her winter is here, and like everything in winter, she’s preparing. But, unlike with Mother Nature, spring isn’t around the…
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Grief
When the Rainbow Never Comes
Sometimes the storm doesn’t end with a rainbow. Sometimes the storm just ends. Sometimes a mama’s arms remain empty and aching.…
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Your Grief Is Safe with Me
Take off the mask you’re wearing, friend. The mask that shows a happy face. You don’t need to wear it…
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How Do We Keep the Holiday Magic Alive when the Family Matriarch is Gone?
For many people, the holidays are a season of delight and celebration, a time when magic happens. But for some,…
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The Baby I Never Met Made Me the Woman I Am Today
Dear baby I never got to officially meet, I just wanted you to know I still think about you all…
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By Chloe Miller If Grief is Weighing You Down at Christmas, Breathe In Grace
We set up the Christmas tree yesterday, and it was bittersweet as I took out each decoration. Transported back to…
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By Her View From Home Please Don’t Let This Be Our Last Christmas Together
It’s officially that magical time of year when everything seems to shine a little brighter. People seem to scowl a…
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By Anne Schuchman The Old Dog
The Old Dog wasn’t always old. Once, years ago, he was the New Dog, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed as they say.…
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By Kayla Runkel We Decorated This Room for a Different Baby
Soft October light floods the room as I softly glide in the rocking chair, nursing my baby boy to sleep.…
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By Amy Keyes I Remember the Child You Carry Only In Your Heart
I am a mother of three . . . with only two living children. So often, when people ask, “How…
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A Baptism and a Grandma’s Hug from Heaven
She faked a heart attack so that I'd have a Cabbage Patch Doll. She sat in the front row for…
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By Debra Wilson You Became So Much More than Mother-in-Law to Me
We didn’t get as many outings as we could have—we can blame life for that. Either you were battling something,…
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