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By Dave Roberts I drove to Albany, New York recently to present a workshop to a group of individuals interested in exploring different perspectives ...
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By Rachel George Sometimes it’s the small talk that kills me. Those little questions from people in the grocery store line, bank tellers, waitresses, ...
By Ady Dorsett Hayden’s life earth-side was short but impactful nonetheless. After five painful, yet empowering hours of labor, he entered this world screaming ...
By Ginny Limer Onward I drove, hopping curbs, white knuckles gripping the steering wheel, accelerating to fifty miles an hour, heading just three streets ...
By Paula Stephens What does Batman, Spiderman, Mother’s Against Drunk Driving (MADD), Americas Most Wanted (with John Walsh), and (soon to be) you, have ...
By Tracie Loux I’ll never forget seeing this line in Mattie’s obituary: “He is survived by father, John, mother, Tracie, brother and sister-in-law, Nick and ...
By Jessica Lindberg The oldest of five children, mothering is in my blood. Caring for, calming, arranging, protecting, nurturing all come very naturally to ...
By Janelle Hey This new ‘normal’ that was thrust on us had us reeling. It seemed incomprehensible that we had become that family. All that we thought was safe and ...
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