By Neely Richer The Grace and Grief of Being a Medical Mama
Medical mama—this title and this view hit me. It hits me at different times and in different ways, but it hits…
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By Breanna Thompson I Buried My Heart with My Baby but God Brought Me Back to Life
Recently, my world felt as if it were crashing around me. I was so angry I think my rage could…
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Dear New Mom, God Is Only a Whisper Away
While we were waiting to adopt, I would wake up in the middle of the night panicky. My mind would…
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Look beyond the Labels for What You Don’t See
I've always said that labeling someone with high- or low-functioning autism, or any disability for that matter, isn't ever truly…
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By Tiffany Yoder And We Rocked
My belly had grown and stretched to make room for you. I simply couldn’t wait to see your little face.…
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By Jess Ronne Did I Make Caring for You My Idol?
When my disabled son, Lucas, was an adorable little boy, I thought (and declared loudly!) that as long as I…
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By Holly Lemons When You Look Back on These Pictures, I Hope You Feel My Love
I document your life in pictures. I do it for you. I do it for me. I do it because I…
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By Krystal Sieben The Hardest Teens Sometimes Make the Best Adults
Hi, friends. Former middle school and high school teacher here, checking in. Can I let you in on a little…
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For the Parents of the Kids Who Don’t Fit the Mold
This one is for the parents of the kids who don’t fit the mold. I see you holding your kid…
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By Jocelyn Hurt Dear Daughter, You Gave Me Purpose
Dear daughter, Before God knit you in my womb, I was wandering around aimlessly, searching for a purpose. I had…
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By Sarah Moore Let Your Kids See You Try and Fail
Let your kids see you try and fail at something. That's what I did today! My daughter wanted to take…
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When Mom Gets a Migraine Life Must Still Go On
I can’t tell the story of paramedics from the angle from which they see things, but I can tell it…
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