By Chloe Miller Loss Cuts Deep but God Is Faithful
Trigger warning: child loss “The light shines in the darkness and cannot be overcome.” Just days after the loss of…
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Grief
I Carried You for Just a Moment but My Love Goes on Forever
Eighteen years ago I carried you for a moment. Made with love, we wondered what you would be when we…
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By Her View From Home Princess Kate Shares Emotional Health Update: “Out of Darkness Can Come Light.”
Grab your tissues—the tender video released by Kensington Palace today with a health update about Catherine, The Princess of Wales…
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By Donna Bartos Dear Mom, I’m So Sorry You Lost Your Son to Cancer
I wish you could see your life through your love because guilt would have no place. There would be no…
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By Elizabeth Dardes Tea Parties with Grandma Taught Us to Linger and Love
Of all the Hello Kitties, Shopkins, and Strawberry Shortcake friends, my daughter’s favorite toy was the tea set from Grandma…
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Jesus Weeps with Me
“Come on,” I said to myself, as I waited in the carpool line for my boys, “This is not a…
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By Stephanie McCoy My Kids Are Still Making Their Grandma Proud in Heaven
“Honey, nobody can read your mind. You have to let people know what you’re thinking.” “Make sure to always have…
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Losing an Elderly Parent after a Long Life Still Stings
If you have lost an elderly parent, I bet people have said to you “at least he/she lived a good,…
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By Dr. Emily Guarnotta When Grief and Postpartum Collide
“It’s brain cancer.” The words reverberated through the phone. I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. I was three months…
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By Louisa Vilardi In Honor of Maria, Eat Cake for Breakfast
I met a man named David Ringwood a few years back at our local community theater when I began working…
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By Jen Kassebart Breast Cancer Cut Her Life Short but Her Legacy Lives On
In the photo, a radiant smile captures a moment frozen in time—a testament to the youth and mischievous spirit that…
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By Morgan Louise Daehn Grief Lives in the Gray
I have never suffered so much grief as I did through my battle with cancer. But grief wasn’t there to…
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