By Katelyn Brown I Can’t Wait To Hug You in Heaven
Sometimes life just isn’t fair. In fact, at times, life is just plain cruel. In one moment, your whole world…
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By Kimberly Keys Moms Don’t Let Themselves Go, They Let Go Of Themselves
If you know a mom, chances are she might have changed some since becoming a mom. Maybe she seems more…
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Your Beautiful Heart Shines Brighter Than Your Differences
"Why did God want me to have a little arm?" She asks me this while she plays with her tub…
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By Karin Davis-Thompson We Chose Adoption, Then God Brought Us Together
On the rough days, I have to remind myself that I wanted to be a mommy–cried out for it, prayed…
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I Love Hearing My Son Say “Dada”
"Dada" is my favorite word. Not necessarily my son’s favorite word. I think that might be “book” or “ball.” But…
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By Dena Wells-Wilson Dear Mom, From Your Teen Daughter
Dear Mom: We’ve spent 17 years together, so where do I start? I know raising me hasn’t been a graceful…
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By Courtney Devich Mommy Needs Medicine—And That’s OK
“Mommy, what is that?” “It’s Mommy’s medicine for her anxiety. It’s one of the ways that God helps me.” It…
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By Moriah Couch I Thought Making Friends Would Be Easier By Now
Finding good friends can be hard. Some may say that once you become an adult there is less drama and…
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By Amy Cirksena Surrendering To Grief
I lost my baby. I watch the nurse as she carries my child’s body away. She walks so slowly. So…
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Dear Daughter, I Wish I Could Stop the World From Breaking Your Heart
Dear daughter, As I stop and admire you cheerfully splashing around in the bathtub during our nightly bath routine tonight,…
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By HVFH Contributor The Single Mom Struggles in Ways You Can’t See
When your days are spent managing the practicalities of life in the company of three little blond, cute-as-a-button, carbon-copy brothers,…
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By Kirstyn Wegner Recharging is Good For My Mama Soul
My daughter is 13. It’s a tough age for any child, but her situation is complicated by her ever-shifting feelings…
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