By Kathy Glow When I Said “For Better or for Worse” I Meant It
Dear God, please help me to be a good person. And please, bring me someone to love who loves me…
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All I Can Do Is Love Him
As I sit here holding his hand and talking to him until he wakes up after his 31st surgery, I…
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By Candice Miksovsky Dear Birth Mother, I See Your Strength In the Eyes of My Daughter
I love that she looks just like you. She shares your fierce and wild, animal-loving spirit while also being sensitive…
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By Amy Keyes I Wake Up with You Next to Me and I’m Done Taking That for Granted
Today, like all days, I was running late for work. Usually, I have to add on a few minutes to…
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By Sarah Lewis Even by Her Deathbed, I Question If I Was Enough for My Mother
The beeping of the machine yelling to the nurses about the occluded IV snaps my mind back to the present.…
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By Amanda Crews Kids Remember Love, Not Perfection
When I was younger, I am sure my mother yelled or lost it from time to time though I can’t…
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To My Child with Autism, I Hope I Can Be Enough for You
My toddler was clinically diagnosed with autism. How do I feel about this new diagnosis? He has always been enough.…
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By Amanda Nelson Life Happens at Our Dining Room Table
I wish I could be one of those people who didn’t mind a little dirt in the house. Who didn’t…
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By Allie Hoogerwerf Dear Dad, I Get It Now
You were rarely the one to dry my tears. But I know you dried Mom’s after she dried mine. I went…
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By Lori Jarrett Having a Devoted Dad is One of Life’s Greatest Blessings
When I was seven, my dad and I were on our way home from my piano lesson in a quiet…
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By Linsey Driskill My Dad Asked Me to Lunch When I Needed It Most
When I was about 14 years old, I was in that stubborn phase where I didn’t talk to my parents…
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Even When You Don’t Remember Me
I’ll always be there to take care of you. It’s the way God built me. I’m a caregiver, and I have…
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