By Hilary Gately What Grandmas Do in Heaven
I can picture my mom sitting at her dining room table, the whirring of the old sewing machine filling the…
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By Kimberly Phyfe His Heart Belongs to Gaga
She didn’t start out as a Gaga. She started out as Grandma. A name my son couldn’t say for two…
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By Jen Jones Grandmas Grieve Too
My sweet Raylan, Did you know your mommy and daddy told me about you on my birthday? Your four-legged sisters…
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We Remember the Way Grandmas Made Us Feel
Across my aunt’s dining room table are black and white pictures and handwritten letters from decades before I was born.…
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By Katie Revai LeFevre Thank You for Love that Spans Generations
When I look back on my childhood, so many of my most cherished memories are of the days I spent…
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A Grandma’s Love Is Stronger Than DNA
This baby girl. I shouldn’t love her like I do. But, I do. She’s not mine. Yet, I feel like…
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By Rachel Hagstrom Mothers Don’t Have Scars, They Wear Marks of Love
"You'll probably still have a scar, but this works better than stitches." As the ER nurse expertly wiped the crusted…
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By Tiffany Yoder Everything I Need To Know I Learned From Nana
It is impressive you can pack so much feistiness into a five-foot-tall woman, but God did just that when he…
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By Jessica Swanda Our Parents Met Their First Grandbaby Through a Hospital Window, and it Was the Sweetest Thing Ever
I bought my firstborn into this world on June 17, 2020, in a labor and delivery ward with closed waiting…
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By Valerie Meek “I Need To Make Him a Purple Bunny So He’s Not Alone.”
It was no ordinary Monday, not for our family, and most certainly not for our 4-year-old daughter. In fact, ordinary…
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By Vanessa Colangelo She’s My Mom, and She Did Her Best
It was a typical Thursday morning, but the gloomy clouds and drizzling rain poetically accompanied a nagging sadness that I…
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