By Jenni Welsch When Life Requires a Trigger Warning
If you have experienced trauma in your life, you may be familiar with the concept of triggers. They are words,…
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By Gloryanna Boge His Truth
Coffee is gurgling from the corner of my kitchen. I need this cup this morning. Time has slipped through my…
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By Chara Donahue Shoelaces and Chains
The first time believing in fairy tales betrayed me, I was 10-years-old. I was cruising along the quaint sidewalks of…
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By Kathryn Ryder Our Divorce Is Coming
I'm about to be divorced. The statement alone makes a lot of people really uncomfortable. Including myself, if I'm honest.…
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By Patricia Geurds Why I Hide In The Bathroom
Being a mom of 5 children can be hectic at times,well let me be honest it is always hectic in…
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By Cynthia Smith Huhman To My New Daughter-In-Law: He’s All Yours!
8 days and counting! When I discovered at 46 I was going to be a grandma, it took a split…
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By Ashley Morgan Blemishes
Thirty. Not super old. Not super young. Somewhere between having to L’oreal touch-up my gray roots every other week and…
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By Angela Conrad Staying Strong Through the Storms in Life
How do you do it? That is a question that I am asked a lot. “I could never do what…
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By Lacy Jo Donald While We Wait
Me: "In my devotional the other day, it had a great message about how sometimes when we feel that we're…
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By Kimberly Campbell When Life Doesn’t Look Like My Instagram Feed
Instagram is definitely my social media outlet of choice. I love so many things about it. The little squares that…
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By Nina Leicht-Crist To The Stranger Annoyed By My Son: Age Three Is Wonderful
The other day we went to see a college basketball game at Campbell University. My husband is a second year…
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By Tracie Cornell The Beginning of the End
Endings are tough. Sometimes we view them as the symbol of something new, but most of the time, when we…
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