“Come on in,” the gray-haired gentleman waved from the middle seat of aisle 10 on my flight headed home. I…
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The Hardest Part of Loving Our Children
Lately I have been hearing from many parents whose children are facing unexpected disappointments, changing plans, and uncertain futures. Watching…
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Coming Up for Air
When my daughter Avery was eight years old, we moved to a new state. Her swim team practiced at a…
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Of Course It Hurts: Unalone in Autumn Grief
Last week I shared a story in Rachel’s Treehouse that garnered a beautiful response. Readers indicated it met them “right…
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Kindness Found In the Story No One Asks for
“What’s the kindest thing anyone has ever done for you?” That question came up on a conversation card at a…
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May Magnifies the Grief of the Life You Expected
Today, I want to give voice to something that’s rarely talked about. There’s a hidden ache that surfaces during high-celebration…
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