By Danielle Silverstein To the Mom Who Seems to Have it All Together
I see you at drop-off while I am disheveled in my sweats and rushing my child into school, running late…
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By Natalie Brenner Miscarriage Grief: The Price We Pay For Such Love
Love once appeared beautiful and whole to me, deep wells that were free and generous, courageous and brave. The caverns…
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By Alethea Mshar The Opioid Crisis Claimed My Daughter – But It Doesn’t Define Her
She was just a newborn when I met her, and I was 16. I was dating her uncle and he…
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By Julieann Selden Your Prayers Help More Than You Know
Growing up, my parents always taught me to pray for anyone going through a difficult time. Whether it was a…
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By Andrew Knott When the Little Moments Outshine the Big Ones
Emotions are hard to predict. In the days and weeks leading up to my oldest child’s first day of kindergarten,…
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By Tayler DiGiacomo I Thought I Loved You
The day we met was indescribable. There was this immediate connection that we both knew was something special. A short…
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By Kristina Phelan Honoring the Fallen and Their Families on Veterans Day
Veterans Day always reminds me of my papa, or Yucky Papa, as I nicknamed him when I was a toddler.…
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By Traci Rhoades 50 Ways to Recharge Your Weary Soul
My soul was weary from fighting battles only God can win, and trusting in His timing even though it seemed…
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By Jessica McCaslin Why I Won’t Be Doing the B&W Photo Challenge on Facebook
There's a new "challenge" going around Facebook. "Seven days. Seven black and white photographs of my life. No photos of…
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By Annie Henriksen My Husband Will Never Know
My husband will never know. He walks through that door, hangs up his keys, greets the kids with a bear…
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By Britt LeBoeuf Veterans Day through the Eyes of a Veteran’s Wife
On November 11, our nation's veterans will be offered deals, discounts, and free meals at local restaurants. There will be memorial…
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By Christine Leeb Bullying Starts and Ends in Our Homes
Last month, a teenager walked into my former high school and opened fire in the cafeteria. No one was killed…
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