By Kristyna Moore The Life I Love Was Built From the Life That Broke Me
In my early- to mid-twenties, everything felt like it was unraveling. I was depressed, uninspired, dealing with health issues I…
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Dear Daddy, I Wish You Could See Yourself As We Do
The side of my husband who is hardest on himself usually shows up late at night. The house is quiet,…
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Mothers and Stepmothers: Who’s on First?
The roles. The expectations. The unspoken, undefined rules. The hurt feelings no one wants to talk about. It could be…
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Mom Showed Us Love that Lasts
We moved a few years ago, and we had a closet that needed some reworking. In doing so, my husband…
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By Megan Kewaza Love Is Saying “I’m Still Here”
Some days don’t feel romantic at all. They feel like alarms going off too early, coffee gone cold, kids who…
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By Angela Williams Glenn No One Plans to Wear the “Scarlet Letter” of Divorce
Divorce often feels like the scarlet letter no one talks about. Some in our generation may call it “trendy”—particularly as…
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By Chelsea Drown I Still Can’t Believe You’re Mine
I still can’t believe you’re mine. Lately, I’ve found myself reflecting on how far we’ve come—two babies, multiple moves, and…
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True Love Is Built In the Moments No One Sees
There is nothing simple about raising a medically complex child. We carry emergency plans the way others carry wallets. Med…
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By Brittany Moore Your Worth Is Not Someone Else’s To Measure
Insecurity is something we all carry in one form or another. For me, it has probably always looked confident and…
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The Half-Dressed Mom and Love in the Details
I am a proper mom. Not fancy, not prim—practical. I am dressed for the time of day, always. That is…
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By Wendy C We Fall In Love a Million Times
Recently, I read a picture book to my children titled Would I Trade My Parents? The book is about a little…
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By Linda Orleans Progress Looks Like the Little Things
I was walking into the neighborhood dry cleaners when another mom was walking out. She smiled and asked, “How is…
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