By Kimberly Yavorski Why I Talk To My Kids About Death
The funeral Mass was more difficult emotionally for me than I had anticipated. Not wanting to scare my daughter,…
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By Renae Zimmer The Storms of Life
My view from home is a windstorm. A dust storm like no other. I got mad at the wind today.…
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By Sarah Luke Grieving 900 Miles Away
I’ve heard that grief is like a fingerprint; unique to each individual, and each set of circumstances. I lost a…
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By Stephanie Keller Is Today the Last Day?
It’s been 18 months since my mom passed away and some days are normal, and some days my heart is…
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Working Through Our Grief
I love fall and the change of seasons. I am usually pretty darn thankful to live in an area of…
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By Casey Hitchcock Life without My Mother
Cancer. That word makes me see red. It has stolen people I love from this world and continues to cause…
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By Sarah Cox An ode to a good death
Looking in the mirror it dawns on me that I am truly middle aged. I'm not sure how this happened,…
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By Stacey Skrysak 5 Things Not To Say To A Grieving Parent
In 2013, I found out I was pregnant with triplets. My husband and I were in shock, but thrilled at…
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By Nikki Pennington All the Things I Keep
Almost everyone that comes in our home is unaware of all the things I keep. In our back room that…
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By Her View From Home I Cried in June
The November morning my sister called, I woke up confused. It was around 12 a.m. and my phone kept ringing…
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By Leslie Means His Final Words
Kindness and love. These words seem simple enough. You and I both know they aren’t. Why is it difficult for…
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Everything is going to be OK
Do you believe in coincidence? Or, perhaps, “God moments?” A lot of people think things happen as a coincidence, but…
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