The first few weeks after losing a child, the outpouring of love and support is enormous. But as other's lives go back to normal, it's easy to feel forgotten.
When the world seems fraught with intolerance, death, and darkness, it's easy to reflect back the same. But choosing to face the day with love is possible.
You'll step up to the parental plate and do something you don't enjoy because your kids need you in a whole new way. And there will be joy in the face of sadness.
How do you focus your energy and stay positive when feeling mired in post election stress and disappointment? These activities can help bring some optimism.
The transition from childless to mother of four, could be jarring. But with a little self reflection, it's clear the lessons learned are the important ones.
A fascinating conversation about family life in the Marines with LtCol. Todd Mahar, Commanding Officer of the 3rd Battalion, 6th Marines at Camp Lejeune.
Being kind means – above all else – treating others the way you’d want to be treated. And teaching my son to be just that is the most important job I have.
