Sometimes in Life, You Just Really Need a Win
These past few weeks have hit my family hard in a variety of ways. My marriage is going through a…
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Motherhood
I No Longer Wear a Mask to Hide the Hard Parts of Being a Special Needs Parent
So many of us moms who have a child or children with special needs feel the need to put on…
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Winter Gloves and Other Trauma
As I stood in the middle of a bustling English high street, trying to help my screaming 7-year-old daughter fit…
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By Evi Wusk There’s Still Magic in These Tween Years
The water shimmers atop the electric-blue pool. The clock blinks 94 degrees. It is July 10th weather showing off. A…
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By Amy Keyes Sharing Our Grief Frees Our Hearts
Almost 18 years ago, we lost our first child. It was unexpected. It was public. It was traumatic. It was a…
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By Kaitlin Chappell Rogers God Had Different Plans
As I sip my twice-reheated coffee holding one baby and watching another run laps around the messy living room, I…
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By Katie McCann My Baby Had Laryngomalacia
Life's funny, isn't it? Just when you think you've got the whole motherhood thing figured out, the universe throws a…
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By Sushmita Iyer Please Stop Comparing Kids
Let me begin with this important message: Please refrain from comparing children, especially when it pertains to their growth and…
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By Melinda Dueck This Will Not Last Forever
"This will not last forever," I wrote those words on the unfinished walls above my daughter's changing table. For some…
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By Krystal Sieben You Made Me Love Christmas
Hi kids, this is a thank you note of sorts . . . I’m about to tell you something strange.…
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By Her View From Home She is an Anonymom
She stands alone in the church kitchen, frantically scrubbing pots and pans while the grieving huddle around the fellowship hall,…
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I Come Alive at Christmas
It’s time again. Time for the lights and the trees and candy canes and tiny porcelain village homes. It’s time…
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