“A few people have mentioned to me, ‘How does your eyeliner look so good still?’”
‘I was in a car accident and my eyeliner didn’t budge.’: Woman shares hilarious eyeliner review from the hospital
My Student Was Put On An Adoption Site, So I Made Him Part Of My Forever Family
“Without thinking, the words literally just came out of my mouth. I remember calling my husband. ‘There is paperwork in the printer I need you to look at when you come home. I want to adopt a little boy from school,’ I told him. ‘Are you sure?’ ‘I am.’ ‘Then what do I have to do to get the house ready?’ We all agreed, we were doing this.”
Having A Child With Autism Will Affect Your Marriage—Here’s How To Keep It Thriving
“Autism will test all the common stressors of marriage: money, time, parenting, lack of sleep, and even lack of self.”
‘My husband deserves the crown’: How my cancer diagnosis changed our marriage
“He’s the glue that binds me to hope. He’s the face I see through my tears every single day.”
As Mothers, We Put EVERYONE’S Needs First
“It’s exhausting.”
‘They thrived at the sacrifice of our identical baby girls.’: Mom’s anguish over losing quints pregnancy, gives birth to triplets
“Still today I struggle with blaming myself for losing those precious baby girls of ours. I try to remind myself that the boys are healthier because of it.”
My Daughter Sleeps 20 Hours A Day Due Thanks To Severe Epilepsy
“She looks like Cinderella, but lives like Sleeping Beauty.”
‘I was next to the woman who took the X-ray. I saw the shock on her face’: How this little boy went from stomach pains to cancer
“I started having this overwhelming feeling that something was wrong.”
‘Her mother abandoned her two little brothers and they had nowhere to go’: Mom’s journey through infertility, foster care and ‘mamahood’
“It’s beautiful, painful, frustrating, and so many other things. Infertility has broken me down and made me a different person.”
Her ‘disability is invisible.’: Mom painstakingly navigates outings with daughter who has severe autism
“People see me feed a 7-year-old with a spoon as I try to block her other hand from grabbing, and keep her from jumping in her seat.”