By Laura Childers “Who Would Marry a Quadriplegic?”
It had started as a typical work day for me at a hospital home health agency. I heard it from…
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By Amy Keyes All These Years Have Flown By
Today as I walked up my driveway with the daily stack of college flyers that never stop coming, I had…
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By Brittany Belizor What Happens when a Marriage Grows Stagnant?
In the hazy glow of youth, we stumbled into each other's lives. There were no promises of forever, just us,…
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By Erin Eddy Hang on Tight to That New Love Feeling
Recently, a coworker revealed she'd met someone new. Her tone was hopeful and giddy; I leaned in, detail-hungry, completing my…
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By Jaymi Torrez Dear Husband, I Choose You Every Day for the Rest of Our Lives
We renewed our vows yesterday. Not with a big party in front of all our family and friends. I didn’t…
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Some Days We’re Strangers, Some Days We’re Stronger
Some days we’re strangers. Some days we’re stronger. It’s a feeling I’ve stumbled across in my marriage, particularly after we…
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By Kristin Mangin To the Military Spouses Making it Work
Last night, after I’d read the first half of the same two board books over and over to the twins…
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You Make Our Marriage Work and I Love You More than Ever
I used to write love letters to you. I’d sit in my dorm room for hours, penning pages of poems…
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This Middle Love
I look at you, and I can’t really remember our beginning anymore. That exciting, bubbly feeling that accompanied our firsts…
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He’s Not the Man I Married, but I Love the Man He’s Become
There is a long-standing joke in our family about my first husband. It goes something like this, “My first husband…
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By Loren Ward Thank You for This Sacrificial Love
To lay down one's life, according to the Bible, is the greatest expression of love. Jesus laid down His life…
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Overcoming Conflict Builds a Marriage that Lasts
I would never have admitted to being afraid of conflict back then. Not in my marriage anyway. I’d read all the books…
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