By Kelsey Geiger You Don’t Have to Be the Woman Carrying Everything
Somewhere along the way, I became so focused on surviving my life that I forgot to fully live it. I…
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Fitness
By Krystal Sieben I’m In My 40s and I’m Wearing the Swimsuit—Because This Body Is Worthy
I’m 46 years old—almost 47—and I would say for about 40 years I’ve been very conscious of how my body…
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By Molly M. Jones There Really Is Something About the Water
There is something about swim kids. Early morning after early morning, lap after lap, flip turn after flip turn. They…
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By Tamlyn Moosa The Day Before Epilepsy
For nearly a year, I couldn’t say it out loud. I couldn’t speak to friends or family about it. Simply…
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By Kristyna Moore Motherhood With an Invisible Illness Feels Like Surviving in Plain Sight
There’s a kind of exhaustion that's impossible to translate. Not the “I stayed up too late” tired. Not even the…
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These Simple Summers Will Live In My Heart Forever
There’s something I love about summers with the kids, more than any other time of the year. It’s not my…
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We’re Trusting God through Unemployment
The calendar tells me that almost three months ago today, my husband and I resigned from our joint position as…
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By Chelsea Drown Some Friendships Are Not Meant To Last Forever
I remember hearing as a child that not all friendships last forever. Back then, I didn’t believe it. Not my…
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My Sister-In-Law Is the Sister I Always Wanted
There’s a very specific kind of longing that sometimes comes with growing up without a sister. Yes, I had half-siblings…
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The Life I Love Was Built From the Life That Broke Me
In my early- to mid-twenties, everything felt like it was unraveling. I was depressed, uninspired, dealing with health issues I…
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My Mom Was Just 13 When I Was Born. Now That I’m a Mother, I See Her Differently.
There are only 13 years and 11 months between us. I can’t imagine how hard that must have been—how lonely…
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By Olivia Oster Why Don’t We Talk About Jonah’s Mother?
Praying for My Son Send a storm to stop him; Let his friends throw him out. May he drop to…
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