By Tabitha Milam Senior Year is Coming, Ready or Not
Yesterday was my son’s last day of his junior year in high school. This summer will be one of the…
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By Shannon Pannell I Hold You Close Because I’m Afraid of Losing You, Too
Dearest child, I hold on so tight because I’m afraid of losing you. I caught myself staring at you during…
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By Mikaela Miles I Pinky Promise to Love You Forever, Sweet Child
Our long day has come to an end. You cry and cry, desperately trying to evade that inevitable sleep. Oh…
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God Knew What He Was Doing When He Gave Me Sons
“Did you want a girl?” She asked, as she folded and bagged up four sizes of little boy clothes in…
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By Stacey Skrysak I’m Not Attached to My Rainbow Baby Yet
I’m not attached to my rainbow baby. There, I said it. It’s a harsh reality to admit and it’s a…
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By Alicia Betz You Don’t Know Tired
You don’t know tired. That’s what I heard countless times, over and over, when I told people that exhaustion was…
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By Lauren Fortenberry It’s Hard (But Worth it) to Make Mom Friends
When you are young, no one prepares you for the harsh reality of adulthood: It’s really stinkin’ hard to make…
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By Paige Pippin Dear Mom, I See Jesus In You
Dear Mom, I see Jesus in you. When you sang me to sleep night after night. When you made me…
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By Ashleigh Beaver I Am the Mother of Two Under Two
The days are long and the nights are short. The coffee is brewed but often never even makes it to…
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By Linda Tang Carry Your Children While You Can
You always carry her. You hold her a lot. You pick her up so much. Carrying my baby brought on…
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By Jamie Prashaw To the Woman With the Aching Heart and Empty Womb
To the sad woman in the OB/Gyn waiting room, I see you. I know why you're here. Don't worry, I…
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By Whitney Fleming Dear 8th Grade Graduate: Thanks for Letting Go of My Hand
You let go of my hand and walked slowly through the door. You turned your chestnut head to look at…
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