My Husband Having a Stroke at 30 Wasn’t in Our Plans
"'For I know the plans I have for you,' declares the Lord, 'plans to prosper you and not to harm…
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By Wendy C That Mom at the Playground Could Become Your Best Friend
I didn’t realize I was that mom at the playground. That mom who always smiles at the other moms even…
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The Shattering Grief of Suicide
Navigating through my second Christmas without my dad, the weight of grief seemed even heavier this year. In fact, everything…
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“I Can’t Do This Anymore,” He Said—Then Everything Changed
The questions are very much valid. Did I know when I married him? Did I know when we struggled with…
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Mean Girls Aren’t Like the Ones You See In Movies
Mean girls aren’t like Regina George. If they were, it would be easy to know to stay away from them.…
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My Husband’s in Love with a Different Woman Now
He’s in love with a different woman now . . . I met my husband seven years ago. We got…
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By Her View From Home Sweet Commercial About A Dad and Daughter Reconnecting Over Taylor Swift Has Us Teary
It’s hard for any girl dad to imagine a time when his daughter will stop wanting to spend time with…
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By Holly Lemons I Hope You Never Know What it’s Like to Forget Who You Are
I write best when I'm passionate. It's always been my release. But lately, I've struggled to write. I've struggled to…
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By Krystal Sieben The Hidden Hurt We Carry
I’m 44 years old. Apparently, 44 is the age when back problems become a thing. At least, they did for…
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To the Mom in the Trenches, I’ll Come Back for You
Your hair is in a messy bun for the sixth day in a row. You’re trudging to work sniffling because…
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I Wasn’t Prepared for So Many Tears When Tracy Chapman Sang “Fast Car” at the Grammys
It’s Tuesday and I cannot stop thinking about Tracy Chapman singing “Fast Car” at the Grammys on Sunday night. I…
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Choose Grace over Judgment
Growing up, I was known as the teacher’s pet, the smart aleck—the girl who tutored older kids with their chemistry…
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