By Stephanie Wilson To the Daddies in Waiting
To my husband on this Father's Day, all I can say is thank you. Thank you for loving me despite…
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By Vicki Bahr My Dad Loved a Story With a Happy Ending—And Even Though He’s Gone, Our Family Got One
My dad had girls . . . three of us. He was a fireman for most of my younger years,…
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By Tiffany Nardoni In Life After Loss, the Little Things Are Big
This sounds absolutely horrible. But it's real. And it's raw. And let's just be honest, we probably all have some…
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By Shelley McCauley My Sister’s Legacy and God’s Love Lives On in a Dress
Fifteen years ago there lived three best friends. Three girls who lived to be together. They had grown up together,…
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By Tiffany Rodriguez Everyone Needs a Drop-Everything Friend
Do you need a hug/crying partner right now? I can meet you. This was the text I received from my…
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By Sylvia Duncan God Held Us in His Arms As We Held Our Stillborn Baby in Ours
Today my daughter would have been one month old. I have been through more at 22 than most people go…
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By Elizabeth Gerlach Check In With Your Bereaved Mom Friends, Their Hearts Are Still Hurting
No mother should ever have to bury her child. But it happens all the time. And this week it was…
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By Jenny Albers I Carried the One
I carried the one. The estimated 1 in 4 pregnancies that end in loss. But instead of adding to our…
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By Chelsea Ohlemiller The Cemetery Fills Me With Comfort and Sorrow
It’s a beautiful day. The sun is shining with such intensity I find myself squinting. Every time I venture to…
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By Elly Durham Dear Rainbow Baby, We Love You Enough For Two
What you don’t know is the ultrasound picture on the refrigerator isn’t you. I couldn’t bring myself to take hers…
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By Laura Gaston Can You Love Me While I’m Breaking?
“Be happy.” “Don’t be angry.” “Be thankful.” “Let it go.” “Move on.” “Don’t cry.” As if I weren’t trying. As…
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By Rachel Blado I Miss the Son Who Should Be Here Too
Each Monday evening, my son’s principal emails my son’s syllabus for the week. It’s a nicely organized Excel sheet complete…
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