By Katie Revai LeFevre To the Woman Who Was Betrayed
He promised you a lifetime, a family, safety, and security. You carried life and brought it into this world for…
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5 Things I’m Learning about 50
When my dad turned 80, he—and we, by default—celebrated all year. My sister made a fantastic, larger-than-life sign of him…
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By Lindsay Davies I’m Constantly Waiting for the Metaphorical Axe To Fall
I knew people died. I just didn’t think it applied to us. Mortality met me in grade two with a…
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By Brittany Moore The Apology You Deserve May Never Come
“You have to accept that you will likely never get the apology you deserve.” When my therapist said those words,…
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To the Little Girl With Pink Flowers on Her Shoes and Courage in Her Heart
To the little girl with pink flowers on her white shoes and lacy fold-down socks, down and ready, tee ball…
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By Anna Grace Marsala Keep Searching for the Perfect Pair of Jeans
I don’t know about you, but finding a good pair of jeans has always felt like a process to me.…
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By Kimberly Keys Why I Had My Benign Breast Lumps Removed
My journey with monitoring benign breast lumps began in July of 2020 when my OB-GYN found a lump. I was…
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Repotting Myself: What My One‑Armed Grandpa Taught Me About Growing Anyway
I was never meant to be a plant person. I’m the woman who can kill a succulent on the way…
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By Valerie Goldstein Farewell To the Bus Stop Moms
It seems like just yesterday I was writing a piece about my last baby going off to kindergarten. I poured…
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By Tara Hanratty May is Maternal Mental Health Month, and So Many Moms Are Quietly Drowning
I’ve given birth to four beautiful boys and lived through four postpartum experiences. Each one has been different, yet there…
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By Jessica Carik The Hard Truth about Friendship in Your 40s
No one can really prepare you for how much friendships change in your 40s. We expect life shifts—kids grow, schedules…
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Sisterhood is So Special
There’s something about sisterhood that’s so special. It’s having someone who’s seen every version of you—every awkward, messy, beautiful version—and…
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