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What My Miscarriages Have Taught Me.
  • Grief, Miscarriage
  • October 15, 2015
  • 887 Views
  • 4  Minute Read
  • By Yvette Mystakas
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What My Miscarriages Have Taught Me.

Numb. Angry. Empty. Confused. These emotions filled every corner of my existence, replacing the love and excitement of what was…

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It’s Our Grief Too
  • Grief
  • October 2, 2015
  • 758 Views
  • 7  Minute Read
  • By Tash Guthrie
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It’s Our Grief Too

Occupying a sick 2-year-old in the waiting room at the doctor’s surgery is challenging. Whatever you choose to do must…

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I Lost More than a Dad, I Lost a Best Friend
  • Cancer, Death of a Parent, Grief
  • September 23, 2015
  • 1K Views
  • 4  Minute Read
  • By Molly Golden
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I Lost More than a Dad, I Lost a Best Friend

Growing up, my dad was the kind of dad who let my brother and I adorn him with stuffed animals…

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Who Hijacked My Life?
  • Death of a Spouse, Grief
  • September 3, 2015
  • 954 Views
  • 5  Minute Read
  • By Shelley Brandon
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Who Hijacked My Life?

My only Uncle passed away last month just a couple weeks shy of one year after the death of his…

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One Year Gone
  • Death of a Parent, Grief
  • August 18, 2015
  • 1.4K Views
  • 4  Minute Read
  • By Stephanie Keller
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One Year Gone

Time has proven to me that it will forever keep marching on. The world doesn’t stop, even when someone special…

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When Will It Get Easier?
  • Child Loss, Grief
  • July 3, 2015
  • 1K Views
  • 5  Minute Read
  • By Stacey Skrysak
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When Will It Get Easier?

2013 was a year of hope and excitement. Not only were my husband and I going to be first time parents,…

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Something’s On Fire
  • Grief
  • May 4, 2015
  • 1.1K Views
  • 3  Minute Read
  • By Kristi Bose
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Something’s On Fire

It was a spring Sunday afternoon, and I had taken my 4-year-old son to the park while my other boys…

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Held Your Whole Life
  • Child Loss, Featured, Journal
  • October 15, 2014
  • 871 Views
  • 3  Minute Read
  • By Leah Peterson
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Held Your Whole Life

October 15, 2014 Dear wee ones, Another year has come and gone. As Maggie grows and changes, I think about…

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The Ability To Love
  • Featured, Inspiration, Journal, Suicide, Uncategorized
  • September 14, 2014
  • 972 Views
  • 4  Minute Read
  • By Taylor Cannon
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The Ability To Love

A car ride this week provoked an emotional conversation with one of my roommates and we began talking about all…

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Writing About Suicide
  • Featured, Suicide
  • August 13, 2014
  • 1.3K Views
  • 4  Minute Read
  • By Megan Wegner-Goeke
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Writing About Suicide

It's difficult and uncomfortable to discuss suicide. Many of us have been impacted by it though. I even feel a…

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Dear Grandpa…You Will be Missed
  • Featured, Journal
  • February 14, 2014
  • 2K Views
  • 5  Minute Read
  • By Josi Seibert
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Dear Grandpa…You Will be Missed

Dear Grandpa, I write this crying with a smile as I turn back time, exploring and revisiting archived memories of time…

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The Ectopic Pregnancy Experience
  • Child Loss, Faith, Featured, Grief, Journal, Miscarriage
  • October 15, 2013
  • 2.8K Views
  • 7  Minute Read
  • By Maralee Bradley
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The Ectopic Pregnancy Experience

I remember just a month after my second ectopic pregnancy, I saw a little notice in the newspaper. It was…

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"Hearing you—even you!—say so? Whew. That’s "Hearing you—even you!—say so? Whew. That’s the kind of reassurance we all need as mothers."⁣
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I watch you sometimes—when I’m pretty certain I watch you sometimes—when I’m pretty certain you don’t know I’m looking.⁣
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When you’re doing your thing.⁣
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When you’re being you apart from me.⁣
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And it’s in those moments that I see most clearly: you are such a masterpiece.⁣
Sometimes I forget that. I get frazzled. Exhausted. Overwhelmed. Busy. Annoyed. Frustrated. Blinded.⁣
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This motherhood thing is messy and complicated and sometimes I’m not sure I’m really cut out for it.⁣
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When I’m in the middle of fixing snacks and folding laundry and picking up broken crayons for the umpteenth time that day . . . I allow you to feel like a chore. Another thing on my to-do list.⁣
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Take care of the kids—annnnnd check.⁣
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I go about my days with the end goal of getting us all to bedtime, and I fail to see you for the beautiful, incredible human beings that you are.⁣
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I overlook how amazing it is that you are mine and I am yours and somehow, somewhere in this life—we were given to one another.⁣
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Sometimes it takes a big step back to see the whole picture clearly. So today I watched you, and I was reminded . . .⁣
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You, my loves, are the greatest gifts my hands will ever hold. And I’ll never let go.⁣
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It’s my turn for late-night snacks, so I don’t have to share.⁣
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It’s my turn to have my clothes stretched out by little hands.⁣
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It’s my turn to have fingerprints on the screen door.⁣
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It’s my turn to earn my laugh lines and gray hairs.⁣
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The first person I call is mom. When I don’t un The first person I call is mom.

When I don’t understand the insurance bill.

When someone says something mean to me.

When I need advice on how to care for my kiddos.

When I need someone to tell me it’s going to be okay.

When I have a question about literally anything.

When my heart is heavy.

When I need directions on how to make food.

When I need to hear the hard truth.

When I’m bored.

When I’m anything, really.

The first person I call is mom.

To see what she thinks, to hear what she would do, or to just get comforted by the voice of the one who has always been there.

She may not have all the answers, but sometimes I don’t need the answers.

Sometimes I just need my mom.

So I call.

I hope my kids will do the same with me.

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