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Living with Dyslexia

Quite Honestly | MO

I have Dyslexia. It’s pretty bad and I’ve struggled my whole life with it. I remember sitting with my mother at a parent teacher conference with Sister Martha in 3rd grade and being told that I was “mildly retarded.”  I was not correctly diagnosed with Dyslexia until the 2nd quarter of 4th grade. I missed …

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Quite Honestly | Anonymous

I read a quote once that said,”Parenting is like looking both ways before you cross the road and then getting hit by an airplane.” In his freshman year of high school we started noticing some unsettling behavior in our oldest son. He had always been happy and easy going, so we thought his new behavior was …

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Body image

Quite Honestly | KATRINE

I have always struggled with my weight. I struggle with confidence in myself, my abilities and sometimes standing up for myself just because I don’t feel like I’m normal or valued. I can’t even begin to explain how frustrated I have been when I consider how long I have tried to eat healthy and exercise. …

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Life after stillbirth

Quite Honestly | AMY

At age 40 I became pregnant. I knew from the early stages of my pregnancy that this would be a different experience.   At my first ultrasound it was apparent that our son had a serious heart problem and would most likely need a heart transplant.  However, the ob/gyn also wanted us to see a …

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Quite Honestly | BECKY

After the birth of my second child the complications with the pregnancy and delivery left me unable to have anymore children of my own. I have always had a heart for adoption so the decision to adopt was a no-brainer for my husband and I. After trying for almost a year with an agency, they …

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Quite Honestly | JAICY

I got the feeling that I needed to participate in Wendy’s project many times before I actually got up the guts to email her. I kept telling myself – your life is good! Which it is, don’t get me wrong  there. But I was touched by the sentiment that life can be good even if …

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Quite Honestly | MELISSA

Those nearest and dearest to me have compared me to a squirrel; Determinedly running full speed in a direction, only to suddenly turn on a dime, change course and run in another for no apparent reason at all.  Always busy with an ‘important’ task, yet a bit lost and confused in its purpose.  As much …

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Paris | Je t’aime

We rolled our anniversary, Christmas and birthdays into one trip this year.  Paris is somewhere I’ve always wanted to go.  I was slammed with work up until we left so I didn’t do much planning at all and didn’t have any expectations.  I was surprised to find myself falling a little in love with Paris!  There are …

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