When we finally read these words in an e-mail we knew that everything was becoming very real. We had been waiting months to get to this day. The countless hours … more »
“I was terrified and humiliated. I was lost and couldn’t even muster up the courage to call anyone and ask a question about placing my baby for adoption.” Amanda here. … more »
I remember the day I received that call from Leah. At the time, 3 potential expectant moms had chosen us as their first pick. Leah scrolled through their names…one women was due … more »
“What a whirlwind last year was at this time…. our basement had water from the massive amount of rain and we were dealing with all the emotions/feelings/thoughts as we knew … more »
Grief is a universal emotion, often defined by sadness following a loss. The web site http://www.verywellhealth.com reminds us that “grief is not a single emotion; it’s an experience or state-of-being … more »
A month known to celebrate love, women’s heart health, chocolate, canned food, pies, dental health, and spay and neuter awareness. In fact, one website, Holiday Insights, lists twelve special awareness campaigns celebrated … more »
(and how to help keep it spinning) Valentine’s Day is rapidly approaching! Have you bought a card for your sweetie? Found a babysitter and made your dinner reservations yet? Bought … more »
(Also known as Empathy Makes the World Go ‘Round?) Why is it that there are no great songs written about empathy? Love may make you go weak in the knees, … more »
There is a frequently quoted inspirational saying which asserts the two greatest gifts we can give our children are roots and wings. This has been interpreted to mean as parents … more »
Most people recognize sadness as a part of grief. If you see someone crying, it’s easy to make the assumption that something is wrong. Tears and sadness are a combination … more »