“He was turning blue.”
‘I’ll never forget she lifted him up and trusted me like a last hope.’: Stranger saves choking 10-month-old on verge of death
‘Humor, sometimes dark, sustained us. As Kristy often says, ‘Laugh or cry. Right?’: Dad details navigating daughter’s Pfieffer Syndrome, other medical diagnoses, ‘No condition defines her’
“We had learned to function on ingenuity and instincts, but we always found a way. Life became stable, imperfect, and ours.”
‘My parents taught me it’s a blessing to be a blessing.’: 13-year-old boy uses only Make-A-Wish to feed homeless community
“If I was out there on the streets, homeless, I would want somebody, at some point, to think of me.”
‘I am smart!’ ‘I am a good person!’: Teacher boosts students’ confidence with heartwarming daily affirmations
Neffiteria teaches math and science at Gideons Elementary School, but her students are getting a lot more than just book-learning in her class.
Please Don’t Judge Grieving Moms For Sharing Hospital Photos — Sometimes It’s All We Have
“For 5 of the 6 days of my son’s life, he was hooked up to hospital machines. It can be hard to look at, but if you look past the tubes and tape, you’ll see my beautiful baby boy.”
4 Strategies To Overcome Imposter Syndrome
“I compared myself to everyone. I assumed everyone was more intelligent than me. No matter how many credentials or physical proofs said I was ‘good enough,’ I still felt I was unqualified.”
‘You are different and always will be.’ I carried that fear with me into adulthood.’: Woman openly shares journey with Cystic Fibrosis, kidney transplant, and diabetes
“’I think I’ve heard of that.’ He had tons of questions. On our wedding day, I had a huge lung bleed that lasted two hours. Nothing like this had ever happened before.”
Developing Your Kids’ Imagination Is A Parenting MUST—Here’s 5 Reasons Why
“Nurturing imagination and exploration are two proven ways to help children learn through play.”
Breast Cancer Survivor Builds Sets To Photograph Chipmunks, And It’s Reminding Us To Chase Our Joy
“It’s the one normal thing that keeps me wanting to be well. It’s a bright spot during the dark days. It’s the best medicine ever.”
‘I couldn’t hear anything the staff said. All I could think was, ‘Isn’t that bad?’ I felt like the air was gone’: Mom shares journey to accepting son’s Congenital Muscular Dystrophy diagnosis
“’This office is so grey. It’s definitely not a pediatric specialist.’ I think somehow I knew. I think a mother always knows. I wasn’t ready to keep living like we had not just gotten the worst news imaginable.”