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Grief, Loss
March 20, 2021
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By Liz Spenner

Jacob’s Smile

Fifty weeks. Three hundred and fifty-one days. Such a short amount of time to make such a big impact on…

Renovating a Broken Kitchen With a Broken Heart

Grief, Loss, Motherhood
March 19, 2021
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By Joy Shantz

Renovating a Broken Kitchen With a Broken Heart

Early in 2020, my husband discovered mold in our kitchen ceiling. In March, I discovered I was pregnant with our…

You’re Still Allowed To Grieve the Loss of a Toxic Mother

Grief
March 15, 2021
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By Jennifer Vail

You’re Still Allowed To Grieve the Loss of a Toxic Mother

I’d thought many times about how I’d feel the day my mom died. It wouldn’t be a celebration by any…

People Don’t Know How to Deal With Those Who Are Grieving

Tough Times
March 9, 2021
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By John Polo

People Don’t Know How to Deal With Those Who Are Grieving

Cousins. Aunts. Uncles. Grandparents. Friends. Friends of the Family. Dad. Wife. I’ve known loss. If you are reading this, chances…

I Held Heaven in My Arms the Day My Baby Was Born Still

Faith, Grief, Loss, Motherhood
March 6, 2021
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By Christie Boyle

I Held Heaven in My Arms the Day My Baby Was Born Still

This week would be our daughter’s seventh heavenly birthday. Over the years, I’ve seen others go through the pain of…

Faith, Grief, Loss
March 5, 2021
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By Shannon Shpak

God Holds This Grieving Heart

It wasn't supposed to look like this. Grief wasn't supposed to steal our dreams, our hopes, our future. Death wasn't…

Cancer, Friendship, Grief
March 3, 2021
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By Lisa Kalkes

Learning To Lean Into Grief

Almost two years ago I lost one of my best friends to breast cancer. I remember the phone call when…

Grief, Loss, Motherhood
March 2, 2021
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By Her View From Home

I Went Home To Wait For My Baby To Die

I sat there, a faded hospital sheet draped over my legs, blood sticky to my inner thighs. It was too…

Living
February 27, 2021
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By Brigitte Shular

Pain is Not a Competition

The invention of social media has brought together individuals walking similar roads. It has highlighted miraculous stories, given a voice…

Grief, Loss, Motherhood
February 26, 2021
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By Ann-Marie Ferry

I Lost My Baby But Not His Memory

Twenty-five feet of crystal-clear water rolled between the pier where I stood and the smooth, colorful boulders on the lake…

Grief, Motherhood
February 21, 2021
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By Carrie Schmitt

Children Grieve in Their Own Way

Children are resilient and I believe many people use this logic to think children will be just fine after something…

My Mom’s Best Friend Helped Keep Her Memory Alive

Friendship, Grief
February 20, 2021
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By Sandy Brannan

My Mom’s Best Friend Helped Keep Her Memory Alive

Cheese toast on chilly mornings worked its way deep into my favorite childhood memories after my mom died. I remember…

Grief

Jacob’s Smile

Renovating a Broken Kitchen With a Broken Heart

You’re Still Allowed To Grieve the Loss of a Toxic Mother

People Don’t Know How to Deal With Those Who Are Grieving

I Held Heaven in My Arms the Day My Baby Was Born Still

God Holds This Grieving Heart

Learning To Lean Into Grief

I Went Home To Wait For My Baby To Die

Pain is Not a Competition

I Lost My Baby But Not His Memory

Children Grieve in Their Own Way

My Mom’s Best Friend Helped Keep Her Memory Alive

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