These Firsts without My Dad Aren’t Easy
I lost my dad in March of this year, and as the year-end holidays approach, I’m beginning to angst about…
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By Kelley Spencer Cancer Changes Everything
Life can take a harsh turn by simply hearing a few words. “There is no heartbeat.” I’ll never forget those…
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Dear Dad, As You Consider Retirement
Dad, I’ve been thinking a lot about you lately and how you are in this weird in-between of working and…
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By Her View From Home A Father’s Betrayal and a Daughter’s Resolve
I am not cleaning the house today. I am not picking up toys or doing laundry or washing dishes. I…
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Dad, Jesus, and a Safety Deposit Box
Although it’s been a while since my father’s death, I still miss him. He was a man of integrity, a…
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By Jamie Duhn Right Now, I’m the Default Parent but I Still Need You
The default parent. I didn’t know I was the default parent until I started reading about it on social media…
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By Tiffany Reiger To My Dad in Heaven on Father’s Day
To my dad in Heaven on Father’s Day, When I was little, you seemed invincible. The strongest man who could…
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By Megan Kiger I Wish Dad Were Here
“I wish Dad wasn’t dead, ” my sister said as we trudged back into the spring pollen to make small…
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By Krystal Anderson Dear Special Needs Fathers, We Need You
Dear special needs father, We see you. The unsung hero of our fight. The silent workhorse. Mr. Make-it-happen. We see…
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Dear Husband, You Were Meant to Be a Daddy
Dear Husband, You want to know a little secret? You were meant for this too. You’ve told me plenty of…
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A Grandfather’s Love Lasts for Generations
Dear LeRoy, If only I had truly grasped the legacy you would leave, I promise I would have spoken these…
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Daddy, Am I Beautiful?
“Daddy, do I look beautiful?” I heard my daughter ask my husband from the other room. I barely heard what…
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