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Grief, Loss, Motherhood
January 12, 2022
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By Ashley Testa

Pregnancy Loss is a Part of Me Now

The second time I flushed the remnants of my lost child like a goldfish funeral, the ache in my gut…

You Don’t Have To Spend All Your Energy Searching For Friendship

Friendship, Motherhood
January 11, 2022
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By Ashley Whittemore

You Don’t Have To Spend All Your Energy Searching For Friendship

Once upon a time, I was a very social person. I was not an extrovert, per se. I was never…

Kids, Motherhood
January 11, 2022
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By Emily J. Merrick

A Mom is a Mother Forever

Someday, when college classes have you struggling to come up for air, I will be there to do whatever I…

I Can Swim—That Doesn’t Mean I’m Not Drowning

Living, Motherhood
January 10, 2022
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By Tori Cromeans

I Can Swim—That Doesn’t Mean I’m Not Drowning

“I Can Swim—That Doesn’t Mean I’m Not Drowning” is a working title for my life. You can open to any…

The Truth is As a Stay-at-Home Mom, Sometimes I Get Bored

Motherhood
January 10, 2022
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By Kathleen Davis

The Truth is As a Stay-at-Home Mom, Sometimes I Get Bored

It is the early afternoon, and my eye catches the clock, only 2 p.m., I think to myself. Four or…

Baby, Grief, Loss, Motherhood
January 9, 2022
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By Kenzie Green

I’ll Keep Living For Her

I am a broken woman damaged by the all-consuming grief and heartbreak that comes from losing a child. A child…

My Son’s Autism Diagnosis Gave Me the Tools I Needed as His Mom

Kids, Motherhood
January 9, 2022
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By Danielle Rivenbark

My Son’s Autism Diagnosis Gave Me the Tools I Needed as His Mom

I had four kids in five years. I basically spent the first seven years of my marriage either pregnant or…

Baby, Motherhood
January 9, 2022
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By Kamrie Smith

My Baby Had RSV—And God Had Us

When my son was a mere two weeks old, he contracted RSV. My older kids had come down with it…

Teaching My Child To Deal With Big Emotions Starts With Me

Motherhood, Toddler
January 8, 2022
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By Sashia Scott

Teaching My Child To Deal With Big Emotions Starts With Me

There I was in the middle of getting breakfast together, and my toddler was mad that she had to sit…

I May Be That Mom, But I’m Doing the Best I Can

Kids, Motherhood
January 8, 2022
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By Wendy C

I May Be That Mom, But I’m Doing the Best I Can

I didn’t realize I was that mom. That mom who raises her voice a little more often than she cares…

We Didn’t Have Much, But We Had All We Needed

Marriage, Motherhood
January 7, 2022
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By Ashley Bowman

We Didn’t Have Much, But We Had All We Needed

My husband and I got married in college after an unplanned pregnancy when we were only 20 years old. We…

When They Say “I See You, Special Needs Mom”

Motherhood
January 7, 2022
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By Emily J. Merrick

When They Say “I See You, Special Needs Mom”

They say you are strong, but you don’t feel strong. They say they don’t know how you do it, but…

Motherhood

Pregnancy Loss is a Part of Me Now

You Don’t Have To Spend All Your Energy Searching For Friendship

A Mom is a Mother Forever

I Can Swim—That Doesn’t Mean I’m Not Drowning

The Truth is As a Stay-at-Home Mom, Sometimes I Get Bored

I’ll Keep Living For Her

My Son’s Autism Diagnosis Gave Me the Tools I Needed as His Mom

My Baby Had RSV—And God Had Us

Teaching My Child To Deal With Big Emotions Starts With Me

I May Be That Mom, But I’m Doing the Best I Can

We Didn’t Have Much, But We Had All We Needed

When They Say “I See You, Special Needs Mom”

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