Month: November 2025

The stage was set for a perfect day. My twin sons, Luke and Logan, were about to graduate high school. The air in our home

In the quiet days following a funeral, it’s often the small, unexpected discoveries that hold the most meaning. For David, that discovery was a letter

I still visit the hospital every Thursday, but now I carry the memories of two little girls in my heart. One has been gone for

I stood at the altar, a groom waiting for a bride who would never come. The church was packed, the flowers were in bloom, but

Life has a way of testing our strength when we are at our weakest. After I lost my wonderful husband, Rhett, I felt broken. But

Chaz Bono’s public journey has been a powerful narrative about identity, but it also offers a profound lesson on the connection between self-acceptance and physical

The rescue of Lisa Burns from an Arizona cave was a miracle of modern search and recovery, but the investigation that followed was a complex

The burden of being the family’s “strong one” can be a lonely and thankless role. It often creates a cycle where your competence leads to

Divorce is often an adult conflict, but its deepest impact is frequently felt by the children caught in the middle. For Lily, a seven-year-old girl,

Loss has a way of bringing hidden truths to the surface. This was made vividly clear to me when I received a phone call from