It Doesn’t Matter How Old I Am—I’ll Always Need My Daddy
I have always been a Daddy’s girl, much to my mom’s frustration. She always said my dad and I were…
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I Wanted to Call You Last Night, Dad
I went to call you last night. I was sitting in my room, watching grown men play a child’s game.…
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By Suka Nasrallah The Little Girl in Me Still Yearns For a Present Father
My dad came over today, and for the first time in a very, very long time, I sat with him—not…
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I Should Have Said I Love You…But I Know He Knew
I should have said I love you . . . well, the wonderful thing is, they already knew that. There…
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You’re Gone, and My Heart is Broken
I didn’t ask for this. But then again, I guess no one really does. I miss you. I love you.…
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I Know You’re in a Better Place, But I Really Wish You Were Still Here
You crossed my mind the other day—not that that's anything new. I was hanging up from an important phone call.…
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By Her View From Home I Wish My Dad Was a More Involved Grandparent
Growing up, I never fit in. I was that awkward girl who could never really relate to anyone, the girl…
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By Samantha Lyn Walljasper But Dad, We Were Supposed To Have More Time
September 5, 2015 was one of the worst days of my life. It was the day I found out my…
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PTSD Claimed My First Responder Father and I’ll Never Stop Missing Him
As an adult, you come to the realization that your parents won’t live forever. You hope they will be around…
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My Husband is the Father My Own Dad Never Was
My father and I danced to The Chicks "Landslide" at my wedding reception. It wasn't a typical father-daughter dance song…
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I Can’t Always Find the Words To Say How Proud I Am To Be Your Daughter
Dad, did you know . . . I strove diligently to make good grades, run good races, victoriously win at…
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By Chelsey McCarthy How is it Possible I’ll Never Hear My Dad’s Laugh Again?
This June will mark my first Father’s Day without my dad. I sometimes feel like I have been admitted to…
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