Mothers Are the Givers
As we were decorating the tree last Christmas, my son dug to the bottom of a box and pulled out…
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As we were decorating the tree last Christmas, my son dug to the bottom of a box and pulled out…
Continue ReadingDad, you just turned 70, a milestone I never expected to see. You had your first heart attack in your…
Continue ReadingI often cry when I remember him. It is common for me to tear up when he enters the conversation,…
Continue ReadingAfter my grandmother died, I expected grief to follow some kind of order. Maybe not a checklist, exactly—but something linear.…
Continue ReadingGrief is really hard. You can have days of feeling absolutely fine, then suddenly, it’s the middle of the day…
Continue ReadingI’m not losing you once, I’m losing pieces of you every day as this disease relentlessly takes you from me,…
Continue ReadingI always assumed death was something that happened in an instant. Here one moment, gone the next. At least that’s…
Continue ReadingAfter a year of countless doctor appointments, evaluations, and scans, we finally received Mom's official diagnosis. She had Alzheimer's Disease.…
Continue ReadingI'm sitting here on the front porch, and I'm sobbing. I'm finally grieving. I've finally reached the place where my…
Continue ReadingToday I went to see my grandma in the memory care facility she now calls home. Visits now are nothing…
Continue ReadingAs I sit and watch my girls play in the water at our cabin, I can't help but smile. Their…
Continue ReadingMy great-grandmother lived a difficult life. She grew up during the Great Depression and its harsh aftereffects. Once married, her…
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