To the Woman Who Doubts She Can: Hold On
I know someone needs to hear this. I need to hear this. It’s a simple two-word phrase: hold on. You…
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By Kathleen Frey Real Moms Fight Real Panic
It’s found a home. The parasite-vice clenching your chest. The angry fist twisting your insides. The pressure against your temples.…
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But God, This is Too Big For Me
The sun was shining into the room, making me forget about the bite from the cold wind I felt earlier…
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What if My Worry Never Turns To Wonder?
It is said that after you settle into autism and with more experience, your worries turn to wonder. You start…
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By Jaclyn Warren As a Mom, I Can’t Help But Worry
We look at our kiddos and simply can’t help but worry. “What if” this? And “what if” that? So many…
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By Jennifer Thompson Stop Worrying if You Are Enough and Simply Give What You Can
Have you ever doubted yourself? Have you ever wondered if you have what it takes? Am I a good enough…
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By Christine Carter When a Worrier is Loved By a Wondrous God
I am a worst-case scenario worrier. I have this natural tendency to immediately process every possible thing that could go…
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By Maykayla Hazelton What if I’m Failing My Son With Autism?
I am not much of a night owl. Those who know me will tell you I am in bed by…
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By Jordan Harrell We Are the Generation of Mothers Who Know Too Much
We are the generation of mothers who know too much. We know what we shouldn't eat when we're pregnant, what…
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By Courtney Devich Give it To God and Go To Sleep
Thud. Thump. Thump. Thump. My eyes popped wide open. It’s just William turning over and hitting his head on the…
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By Tina Szymczak To the Mom Struggling With Anxiety and Depression: Get Help for Your Kids’ Sake
As a teenager, I was suicidal and received intensive counseling for my depression and anxiety. I also tried medication for…
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By Jheri Jordan When the Worrying Never Takes a Break
I was sitting in the hallway, leaning against the stair railing, and staring down the hall towards my kids’ rooms.…
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