“We all know how frustrating it can be. You want nothing but for your child to get better! I knew I had to try this method but somehow disguise it.”
‘It’s been an absolute battle to get them to take their antibiotics. What he doesn’t know won’t hurt him.’: Mom tries parenting hack, ‘There’s no recipe for parenting’
‘Something lights up inside Grandma when she sings. For a moment, she’s her old self.’: Dementia-stricken grandma shares ‘most treasured memory’ with granddaughter through music
“There’s something spiritual about hearing my grandmother sing. The short half hour in my backyard with my grandmother will forever be my favorite.”
‘I weighed more than 3 of my friends combined!’: Woman loses 185 pounds naturally, vows to ‘never look back’
“When I was happy I ate, when I was sad I ate, when I was bored I ate. Food was an addiction for me.”
‘It was a complete shock how a healthy 2-year-old, never injured, never had anything wrong, can go from being happy and energetic to diagnosed with cancer.’
“With his strength, I will continue to stand back up a million times over again, because he will beat this, and he is going to make a difference in this world.”
‘Alec was looking at a cost of $1,300 a month.’: Mom raises awareness after son who couldn’t afford insulin dies
“He was rationing the little bit of insulin he had left to last until pay day.”
‘As I drove up to the cute 1950’s California ranch house, the emotion of our shattered future hit me hard. The tears flowed down my face.’
“She often would practice signing the name she was so anxious to have one day. A day that never came.”
‘To those who say I took the easy way out.’: Mom whose ‘children were ashamed of me’ loses 162 pounds
“My oldest son once declined my offer to eat lunch at school with him because he was afraid his friends would make fun of me. That hurt.”
‘It’s been 8 years and 24 foster girls’: After several miscarriages and two biological children, couple opens their hearts
“Just when I think that surely there can’t be room for another, I somehow find room for just one more, always one more.”
My Son With Cystic Fibrosis Couldn’t Attend Graduation, So His School Held A Private Ceremony
“It was so emotional watching him get to accept his diploma on a stage. He has been through so much throughout his short lifetime.”
‘Living with mom’s dementia is hard. It is emotionally draining, frustrating, exhausting. I don’t want you to think we are perfect, that all there is is love.’
“We have rallied together to do the best we can. To do what families do — be there for one another — to make memories through the good times, and the tough times.”