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Supporting Friends Through the Ebbs and Flows of Grief

Grief
April 20, 2018
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By Brynn Burger

Supporting Friends Through the Ebbs and Flows of Grief

Grief is a part of life in that there is no way to avoid it, but still no one seems…

My Baby Helped Me See How God Creates Beauty From the Ashes of Grief

Faith, Grief
April 14, 2018
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By Rhonda Anderson

My Baby Helped Me See How God Creates Beauty From the Ashes of Grief

The phone rang. I needed to answer it. I needed to step away from my wailing newborn for a moment,…

It’s Hard For Parents of Young Children To Find Space to Grieve Their Grandparents

Grief, Journal
March 7, 2018
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By Her View From Home

It’s Hard For Parents of Young Children To Find Space to Grieve Their Grandparents

I never attended a funeral, until I was 14-years-old. You could say that my family genetics are blessed with living…

The Question No Grieving Mother Wants To Hear

Cancer, Child Loss, Faith
March 5, 2018
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By Shelby Skiles

The Question No Grieving Mother Wants To Hear

My name is Shelby, and I’m a mom without a child. My two-year-old daughter, Sophie was diagnosed with Stage…

Death of a Parent, Grief
March 4, 2018
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By Stephanie Ross

The Legacy of My Mother’s Hands

They were freckled and toasted by the sun, like the rest of her, from years of play and horseback riding…

Grief, Motherhood
March 1, 2018
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By Danielle Santapaola

It’s OK To Grieve Without Guilt, Moms

I was 37 weeks pregnant when my father died from melanoma. It was not a surprise, but I was in…

Grief Gave Me the Courage To Start Saying No

Death of a Spouse, Grief
February 25, 2018
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By Becca Sitzes

Grief Gave Me the Courage To Start Saying No

I have a hard time saying no. I say yes to things because I think I should. I say yes…

Mourning the Death of a Parent Who’s Still Living

Grief, Journal
February 23, 2018
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By Tiffany Rodriguez

Mourning the Death of a Parent Who’s Still Living

Mourning the death of your parent while they’re still alive feels so wrong. Why is this a thing? Why am…

Faith, Grief
February 12, 2018
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By Missy Hillmer

When Life Gets Hard, I Hold On

How do you know what to do when you come to a crossroads in your life? How do you know…

Grief, Suicide
February 7, 2018
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4 Minute Read

By Her View From Home

That Day My Brother Died

It’s Saturday in January; you’re getting the family ready for your son’s basketball game. Your mom is coming to cheer…

Child Loss, Grief
February 5, 2018
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By Sara Stamp

Making Room For Your Spouse’s Grief

“Losing a child is a marriage killer”. The words hung in the air like a dense fog. I’ve known…

Faith, Grief
December 28, 2017
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By Kelsey Scism

The Club I Never Wanted to Join

I’m a member of a club. Many don’t even know it exists. It’s exclusive; in fact, you can’t even apply…

grieving

Supporting Friends Through the Ebbs and Flows of Grief

My Baby Helped Me See How God Creates Beauty From the Ashes of Grief

It’s Hard For Parents of Young Children To Find Space to Grieve Their Grandparents

The Question No Grieving Mother Wants To Hear

The Legacy of My Mother’s Hands

It’s OK To Grieve Without Guilt, Moms

Grief Gave Me the Courage To Start Saying No

Mourning the Death of a Parent Who’s Still Living

When Life Gets Hard, I Hold On

That Day My Brother Died

Making Room For Your Spouse’s Grief

The Club I Never Wanted to Join

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So God Made a Mother