By Debbie Wilkins Baisden Wear the Pretty Underwear
This week was monumental. After 15 years, I finally finished a bottle of Victoria’s Secret perfume. I just wish I…
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Grief is a Wild Horse
I burst into tears the other day at the nail salon. “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” came on over…
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Hug My Babies In Heaven For Me, God
To my babies in Heaven, I still miss you. Sometimes I wonder if you can see us from Heaven. Do…
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By Her View From Home I Carry the Baby I Lost In My Heart
I ignored it at first, the pink on the tissue. It wasn't anything to worry about. I'd known for three…
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By Sherry Parnell Your Love Is Passed On
For so much of my life, I never understood why people used the phrase “passed on” when someone died. I…
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By Amber Watson When It Just Doesn’t Feel Like Christmas, Look for the Baby In the Manger
I don’t know about you, but each Christmas season I find myself trying to catch the “feeling.” It seems like…
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By Jordan Pederson It’s Another Christmas Without You
It's that time of year. Everyone shines a little brighter, everything shimmers a little more. The cooler temps create a…
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Can You Grieve Someone You Never Knew?
We love. We lose. We mourn. Grief is a beautiful testament to someone we’ve loved, with whom we’ve built a…
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The Faith and Fear of Trying for a Rainbow Baby
When we decided to start a family we dove in head first. After having been together for five years and…
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Angel Babies are Heaven’s Gatekeepers
I never seemed to have the right words. I didn't have the right words at four years old when my…
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By Joanna Reynolds I Should Be Picking You up from School Today
I would have cried. I see the line of cars in the school pick-up line, and my heart is hit…
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By Kristina Shipp Secondary Infertility Took Me By Surprise
Selfish. Unfair. Guilt stricken. Shameful. Those were just a few of the words that regularly stabbed my lamenting heart as…
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