By Ally Ferguson Fighting the Lies my Childhood Told Me
I sat there across from the counselor in the small dimly lighted room. Tears streamed down my face as I…
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By Monica Gri Stronger Together: Collectively Braving the Fears of Auto-Immune Disease
The fears of parenting set in the moment you hear your child’s first cry. The typical worries cross our minds.…
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By Stephanie Thompson How I Found Peace Living in the Questions of My Son’s Mystery Illness
Sometimes, life leaves your brain full and your mouth empty. A season of life two years ago encompassed one…
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By Sharon Kennedy Learn to Recognize Your Abuser
Since October is domestic violence awareness month, I thought I would share my story. Most people who know me personally…
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By Her View From Home Why “Boys will be Boys” Doesn’t Work for Kids from Trauma
“They pulled knives out of the drawer when the babysitter was here,” I was informed by my parents when I…
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By Tracey Segarra Reflections on the Baby I Will Never Hold
We were so excited that morning. After a miscarriage at 7 weeks, we were quickly pregnant again, and the first…
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By Nicole Hastings Widowed: I’m a single mom, but don’t call me that
I was raised by a single mother. No matter the circumstance, it’s hard. It’s SO hard. Getting up alone. Making…
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By Kayla Runkel To My Friend Who Just Lost Her Baby
It has been a little over a month since you met and said goodbye to your precious baby boy. I…
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By Hailey Holland Losing and Finding Myself: My Journey With Postpartum Depression
I sat in the bathtub and cried. I wasn’t sure why, but it was something I had done frequently as…
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By Daniel Brooker The First Thing I Wish I Had Known About Grief
Go through it. If you have found yourself broken and grieving the loss of someone you love, I want…
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By Jenny Valentino Stop asking if I’m Having Another Kid
This might alarm you, but I’m not having another child. I have a perfectly good one, sitting beside me right…
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By Kayla Cormier When Time Doesn’t Fix your Grief
I always thought grief was linear. That there was a defined path from devastation to moving on. Even after it…
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