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You don't have to be sad for me
Sarah taught me about the kind of love we can never earn.
Jun 3
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Jeannie Ewing
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May 2026
"I’ve learned that strength is not about doing. It’s about showing up when you don’t know how."
Substack author Chris B. shares about his son Bray Bray's rare genetic diagnosis and how it shaped his identity as a father.
May 27
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Jeannie Ewing
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Chris B. Writes
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"Coming Together:" A Live with Jeannie and Sarah
A recording from yesterday's live video
May 22
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Jeannie Ewing
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May 2026 Sarah video: "Say how you feel"
In this 6-minute video, Sarah opens up about what happens when friends feel left out.
May 20
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Jeannie Ewing
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6:09
May 2026 Zoom gathering: Repair, Not Perfection
Sarah and I chat about how to work it out when things go wrong in relationships
May 17
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Jeannie Ewing
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21:43
"Memories of my mom's voice faded, but the image of her hands are etched in my mind."
A guest post by Substack writer Sherry Taveras on her mother's hands
May 13
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Jeannie Ewing
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Sherry Taveras
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The Interview That Never Aired
On being seen, unheard, and the quiet unraveling of care in Indiana
May 6
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Jeannie Ewing
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April 2026
You don't have to keep up with me.
A note for when everything feels like too much
Apr 29
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Jeannie Ewing
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"If we looked beyond appearances, we might learn we're not so different from each other."
This is a guest post from Chrissy, a woman living with Apert syndrome--the same diagnosis my daughter Sarah has.
Apr 22
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Jeannie Ewing
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April 2026 Zoom Gathering Recap + Special Guest Appearance!
Sarah and I talked about holding on, letting go, and learning the difference in this 24-minute conversation.
Apr 19
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Jeannie Ewing
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April 2026 video: Sarah's handmade art + How to purchase her greeting cards!
Sarah is excited to show you some of the inspirational quotes she's working on.
Apr 15
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Jeannie Ewing
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"I never felt I earned the right to be successful or to live, because I never should have survived."
A guest post from Jim Ryser, a self-described "Old Rock n Roller"
Apr 8
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Jeannie Ewing
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Jim Ryser
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