By Sara Ohlin Grief During the Holidays
How do you handle your grief during the holidays? I love this season when the leaves change to brilliant colors,…
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By Debbie Wilkins Baisden What Type of Widow Are You?
In high school I loved getting “Sassy” magazine so I could take their fun quizzes. Maybe it was “What…
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By Rebecca Spohr God’s Purpose In The Dark Valleys
So I have to start this by telling you, I am terrified to write this. At the moment, I am…
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By Emma Richardson To The Woman Who Has Felt The Pain Of A Miscarriage: I Try to See You
Over the past two years, my perspective on pregnancy, babies and fertility in general has expanded dramatically. When I was…
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By Harmony Vuycankiat Breast Cancer Stole My Sister: What I Want Us All To Remember
Isn’t it strange that we don’t truly realize just how much we love someone until they’re no longer with us?…
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By Jessica McCaslin My Secret: Feelings of Guilt Still Occur Years After My Miscarriage
It's been several years since I miscarried on Halloween. I think I handled it pretty well. I spoke with my…
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It’s OK To Not Be Fine
How many times in a day are you asked, "How are you doing?” The answer is probably “fine” more times…
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My Husband’s Heart Stopped and Mine Nearly Broke
Standing in that parking lot behind the school, hearing her scream, I froze. Did she find him? Was he okay?…
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By Kathryn Ryder Why I Bought My White Son A Black Baby Doll
I bought a black baby doll today. I bought a black baby doll because I didn’t know what else to…
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By Jessica Heeran I Will Always Be My Daddy’s Little Girl
How does one go about saying goodbye to a dying parent? Having an older parent who is terminal with cancer…
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By Alethea Mshar What Nobody Tells You When Your Child Has Cancer
It's been six and a half years since that New Year's Eve. The day that everything changed. The day that…
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By Kathy Glow The Two Words Grieving Parents Wish You Would Stop Using
It’s so hard to find the right words to comfort a grieving person, especially when that person has lost a…
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