To the Mom Worried She Wasn’t Enough Today
It’d been a trying day in a trying week in a trying season. I was walking through a season of…
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By Daniela Bratu A Motherless Daughter Is Never Quite Whole Again
Unlike most people, I don't associate black as a color with the idea of death. When I think of death, I…
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By Jocelyn Hurt Dear Daughter, You Gave Me Purpose
Dear daughter, Before God knit you in my womb, I was wandering around aimlessly, searching for a purpose. I had…
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By Amy Martin How Do You Say Goodbye to Your Mother?
Sitting at a McDonald’s table in Charleston, SC, I looked down at my ill-fitting shirt and shorts. Stress had taken…
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By Rachel Hagstrom Mothers Don’t Have Scars, They Wear Marks of Love
"You'll probably still have a scar, but this works better than stitches." As the ER nurse expertly wiped the crusted…
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By Krystal Sieben Give Me the Simple Things for Mother’s Day
What I want most for Mother’s Day . . . I want to spend the day with my kids, but…
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When the Going Gets Tough, a Mother Gets Tougher
Once we enter motherhood, there is an innate force that begins to stir in our hearts. It propels us to…
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All I Have Left Are Dreams of My Mother
I had a dream about my mom last night. It’s rare when this happens but last night's dream was unlike…
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The Fierce and Fragile Heart of a Mother
On a special Sunday in May, many countries celebrate moms. I miss mine. Her legacy lingers long in the lives…
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By Amber Palmer A Mother Gives Everything for Always
My eyes flickered open and closed as I lay on the hospital bed after giving birth to my first-born daughter.…
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By A Cogent My Adoptive Mom is My Mother
She patiently cleaned the chocolate ice cream off my shirt the first day we met, even as I vehemently asserted,…
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I Miss the Little Moments with My Mom the Most
You think it’s going to be the big holidays that are hard. The first Thanksgiving without her. The first Christmas.…
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