By Courtney Dercqu My Parents Will Never See This Face
You’ve had that moment, right? That moment when you don’t recognize the woman standing in front of you. Her hair…
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By Louisa Vilardi You Never Get Over Losing Your Mother
It’s been 10 years since I last heard my mother’s voice. Ten years since I could pick up the phone…
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By Amy Martin All I Wanted Was Her Four-Leaf Clover
I walked past the antique chair into the sunken living room of the beautifully decorated home. I passed the extensive…
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By Ashley Daniels I Think You Knew
I told you I was proud of you on one of your worst days. I wanted to stay longer, but…
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By Amanda Reid Keeping Her Memory Alive Hurts As It Heals
Grief is really hard. You can have days of feeling absolutely fine, then suddenly, it’s the middle of the day…
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By Marissa Bader I Said Goodbye to a Different Part of You Every Day
I always assumed death was something that happened in an instant. Here one moment, gone the next. At least that’s…
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Grandma Holds Our Baby in Heaven
My mom always knew things before me—she had the uncanny sixth sense to anticipate what was coming. So it shouldn’t…
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By Madison Sabados Call Your Mom for Those of Us Who Can’t
I never pictured myself without my mama at only 26 years old. I never saw a life when I couldn’t…
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Mom May Never See Our Home, but Her Love Lives Here
To the average person, it was a typical Wisconsin Friday in October—wet, dreary, and a bit nippy. To my wife…
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I’m Not Ready for Life Without My Mom
I’m not ready. Not ready for time to just keep trudging forward without her. Four years have gone by, and…
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By Sarah Golden Instead of My Momma, I Have Grief
Did you know grief has a smell? To me, it smells like furniture stain and a fresh can of paint.…
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By Jennifer Marcinczyk A Love Letter to My Sister’s Babies about Their Mommy In Heaven
Come, sweet girls, come sit with me. It's time to know the story of how you came to be. Two…
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