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"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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"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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"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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"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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The wings she didn't know she had
Q & A with author + artist Jennifer Case on three collage images
Mar 25
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"I knew instantaneously this accident was destined to happen."
This month's guest post from Stacy Boone takes us to a wilderness encounter using her intuition as a guide.
Mar 11
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"I found two feathers after her death: one for mother, one for daughter."
A guest post from Substack writer Julie Schmidt about her connection to red-tailed hawks
Feb 25
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"For reasons we didn't understand, our life led us through the crucible of affliction."
Christian writer Megan Conner shares her story of loss, doubt, and faith in this month's guest post.
Feb 11
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"Every one of us has to fight for or against something."
A guest post by my friend Tal Asher shares their Jewish identity.
Jan 28
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"What is safe? Where do I belong?"
This month's guest post is by Belma Islamovic, who shares about losing her arms in the Bosnian War.
Jan 14
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"Grief happens in so many ways."
And through it all, the spirit of that person or thing is quietly whispering “grow”.
Dec 31, 2025
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How I Stopped Trying to Be “Supermom”
A guest post by occupational therapist and life coach Lara Schoenfeld
Dec 5, 2025
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