By Lisa Ingrassia When a Parent Dies, Part of Your Heart Will Always Be Broken
I wish I could tell you it gets easier. I wish I could tell you this won’t hurt. I wish…
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By Jenny Rapson Grief Is So Hard. But If You’re Grieving, I’m Happy For You
Three and a half weeks ago on a Saturday morning, I sat sobbing in the bathroom, the heavy weight of…
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By Jessica Grillo The Best People Are the Broken Ones
They have been broken down, ripped apart, lied to and cheated on. They have been battered and bruised, ripped apart…
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By Bailey Koch I Took My Life, But Please Don’t Think I’m Selfish
Editor's note: If you are experiencing any of the feelings described in this post, please reach out and accept help.…
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By Stacey Skrysak To the Woman Who Called Me Sick For Talking About My Children Who Died
I’m used to being called names. I’m used to negative comments calling me fat, ugly and every name in between.…
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By Deborah Ackerman There is a Bridge in Heaven Where We Meet
This is a poem about a dream I had one night, where my boys, who both have passed this year,…
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By Mary Michael Kelley His Last New Word Was “Yellow”
When my daughter Katy died, she was 12 days old. It was 2011, and my pregnancy with her was so…
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By Leanne Willen Dear Friend, I Need You Now
If there's ever been a time when I've desperately needed the strength of others to carry me, it is now.…
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By Nikki Pennington Some of the Best Grandmas Live in Heaven
Some of the best grandmas live in Heaven. That’s what I have to tell my sons when they ask where…
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There’s No Wrong Way to Grieve
Death comes in so many shapes and sizes. Sometimes it’s quick and extraordinarily tragic circumstances. Sometimes it’s slow, painful, and…
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By Kristine Western Tiny Shoes to Fill
It was the summer of 2013, and the mood in our apartment was light and celebratory. My first pregnancy had…
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By Jennifer Thompson If Christmas Hurts This Year, I’m Here
To my friend who would rather not do Christmas this year, I want you to know I see you. I…
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