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Even Though You’re In Heaven, Your Grandchildren Will Know You

Death of a Parent, Grief, Motherhood
October 9, 2018
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By Casey Huff

Even Though You’re In Heaven, Your Grandchildren Will Know You

The well-loved picture frame sits on the shelf in your grandkids’ room; just high enough to be out of reach…

Faith, Grief
October 5, 2018
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By Kelli Bachara

An Open Letter to the Heartbroken

Dear hurting heart, I don’t know where you find yourself as you read this, but I know grief and heartache…

God Actually Does Give Us More Than We Can Handle

Child Loss, Faith, Grief
October 3, 2018
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By Shelby Skiles

God Actually Does Give Us More Than We Can Handle

I used to be someone who said, "God doesn't give you more than you can handle." That was before I…

Child Loss, Grief, Miscarriage
September 14, 2018
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By Leslie Froelich

Welcome to the Grieving Parents Club

I know you don’t want to be here. None of us do. The membership fees are high. The highest, in…

This Simple Word Radically Changed the Way I Grieve

Child Loss, Grief
September 10, 2018
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By Rachel Whalen

This Simple Word Radically Changed the Way I Grieve

Five weeks after my daughter Dorothy died, my nephew was born. I remember going to our weekly therapy session and…

Child Loss, Grief
August 23, 2018
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By Missy Hillmer

You Never Get Over the Loss of a Child

Today I will be reliving the most horrible night of my life. Honestly, it plays over and over in my…

Child Loss, Grief
July 29, 2018
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By Shelby Skiles

Finding the Humor in Grief

Sometimes the ludicrousness of the sentence, “My child had cancer and died,” has to bring humor in order for me…

Moving Through Grief With My Sensitive Son

Death of a Parent, Grief, Kids
July 2, 2018
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By Marjorie Brimley

Moving Through Grief With My Sensitive Son

My middle child, Austin, is not the extrovert like his older sister and younger brother. Though he doesn’t hide from…

Dear Grief, There Are Some Things I Refuse To Let You Take From Me

Grief
June 20, 2018
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By Hannah Angstadt-Gunning

Dear Grief, There Are Some Things I Refuse To Let You Take From Me

Dear grief, I won’t even try to pretend you haven’t changed me. We met four years ago now, and I…

Grief
June 18, 2018
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By Ashley LeCompte

For As Long As We Love, We Grieve

I'm still grieving. Yes, still. I made it until almost lunchtime today before I was forced stop, and consciously think…

To Those Who Know the Bitter Hurt of Losing a Parent

Death of a Parent, Grief
June 16, 2018
54.4K Views
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By Laura Bower

To Those Who Know the Bitter Hurt of Losing a Parent

To the young adults out there who have lost parents, this one is for you. You experienced a great loss…

Mother’s Day Magnifies the Loss of My Own Mom, and It’s Still Hard

Death of a Parent, Grief, Motherhood
May 11, 2018
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By Kathleen Sullivan

Mother’s Day Magnifies the Loss of My Own Mom, and It’s Still Hard

“Your mother’s gone,” my dad said as he walked into our apartment. Those words still haunt me, even 19 years…

grieving

Even Though You’re In Heaven, Your Grandchildren Will Know You

An Open Letter to the Heartbroken

God Actually Does Give Us More Than We Can Handle

Welcome to the Grieving Parents Club

This Simple Word Radically Changed the Way I Grieve

You Never Get Over the Loss of a Child

Finding the Humor in Grief

Moving Through Grief With My Sensitive Son

Dear Grief, There Are Some Things I Refuse To Let You Take From Me

For As Long As We Love, We Grieve

To Those Who Know the Bitter Hurt of Losing a Parent

Mother’s Day Magnifies the Loss of My Own Mom, and It’s Still Hard

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So God Made a Mother