To the Lonely Mom Still Searching For Friends
To the mama who comes home to an empty house after delivering her baby. To the one whose family is…
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By Winnie Munroe We Don’t Have To Agree To Love Each Other Well
We're going back to normal. We're experiencing the worst wave yet. It's hard to hold the conflicting headlines and new…
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You Have Permission To Press Pause
The start of a new sports season is always exciting for children. My youngest daughter loves soccer and is usually…
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The View From 40 is Fabulous
Dear 18-Year-Old Me, I write to you on the day before your 40th birthday. Life is good. There are…
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Dear Child, When the World Feels Broken
I can hardly watch the news anymore. I've turned the notifications off on my phone and started limiting my time…
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By HVFH Contributor Treat Others Gently, Because Some Wounds Are Invisible
“Be kind, you have no idea what he is going through,” I whispered gently to my boyfriend Chris as we…
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By Courtney Devich Anxiety Sometimes Makes Me Believe I’m a Bad Mom
My anxiety sometimes makes me feel like a bad mom. Sometimes, I even hate the mother I am because of…
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By Her View From Home She Lives Beneath the Storm of Anxiety and Depression
A cloud hangs over her. A storm constantly rumbles in the distance. Rain, lightning, and thunder threaten every moment. Every…
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By Alexia Wark To the Military Mom Who’s Exhausted and Overwhelmed
Dear military mom, Going through a whole pregnancy and/or birth alone can be very stressful. You're feeling such guilt because…
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Anticipatory Grief Steals the Joy of Today
The worst part of sudden loss may be how the brain adapts to make sure you’re never caught off guard…
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When You Hate Letting People Down, It’s Hard To Say No
The word echoed in my own ears. I did it! I said it! I did NOT say, “I don’t think…
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You Are Just the Right Size
“You are just the right size,” this is a phrase I say to my 4-year-old daughter. I happened upon it…
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