By Celeste Yvonne Our Miscarriage – Why I Wish Someone Would Have Told Me It Would Be OK
A year ago. It seems like a lifetime and only a day's passing in so many ways. But a year…
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By Shannon Lenz Miscarriage Made Me a Dog Mom
I grew up with a farmer’s mentality when it came to animals. We had some pets but they lived outside.…
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By Kimberly Patterson For All The Mothers of Angel Babies
I used to hate Mother's Day. I dreaded baby showers. I faked a smile, and muttered 'congratulations' whenever another friend…
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By Meg Grant I Will Not Stay Silent About My Miscarriage
Recently, while sitting in a doctor’s office, perusing a seemingly superficial magazine, I came across a quote from Audre Lorde…
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By Sara Baker Turning the Page: A New Year
Every year in December when the upcoming calendar change to a new year is looming, I begin to think about…
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By Leah Peterson Thanking those who loved us through our losses.
I said I would contribute today. But, I secretly didn’t want to. Then, as the day approached, I really didn’t…
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By Maralee Bradley To My Ectopic Baby
Dear Baby Embry, You have a funny little name, but I love it. Whenever I tried to talk to your…
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By Yvette Mystakas 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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Lies My Miscarriage Told Me
Miscarriages are cruel. They steal your hopes and dash your dreams. They silence you with shame and regret. They make…
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By Her View From Home Two Tests Said No – But I Was Pregnant
Don't read this unless you really want to. I just need a place to air it all out. So, I…
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By Erica Turner A time of healing
“First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes a baby in a baby carriage.” That’s how the saying goes…
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When You Hate Hope
When we lived in Tennessee the winters were much milder than the midwestern ones I grew up with. Sometimes this…
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