grief

Losing a family member is one of the most traumatic life events; Families must support one another to endure the five stages of grief and get through it together.

Love, Laughter, and Loyalty: Quotes for Every Couple.
The collection of 50 boyfriend and girlfriend relationship quotes above beautifully captures the many shades of love — from sweet and romantic to playful and deep. These quotes reflect the magic of companionship, where two people not only love each other but also laugh together, support each other through tough times, and grow stronger as a team. Whether it’s the butterflies of new love, the comfort of being in someone’s arms, or the inside jokes that only the two of you understand, each quote speaks to a unique part of what makes a relationship special.
By Kazi Mirajul Islam10 months ago in Families
Dear Diddy
Dear Diddy, Happy birthday! I wish more than anything that I could be telling you this in person. It would be so amazing to physically see you again… to hug you again… I would even gladly settle for just hearing your voice on the other end of the line.
By Annie Edwards 10 months ago in Families
Celebrating Us: Quotes That Capture the Magic of Being Together
The collection of 50 boyfriend and girlfriend relationship quotes above beautifully captures the many shades of love — from sweet and romantic to playful and deep. These quotes reflect the magic of companionship, where two people not only love each other but also laugh together, support each other through tough times, and grow stronger as a team. Whether it’s the butterflies of new love, the comfort of being in someone’s arms, or the inside jokes that only the two of you understand, each quote speaks to a unique part of what makes a relationship special.
By Kazi Mirajul Islam10 months ago in Families
We Still Talk, But It’s Not the Same Anymore
We still talk. Not often, but enough. The messages still come in—“How have you been?” or “Did you see that thing we used to laugh about?”
By Bondhu Digital Sign10 months ago in Families
Where the Love Goes When You’re Gone
"I Still Set the Table for Two" I walk the same path every day, as if the pavement could somehow remember you. As if the cracked sidewalk could whisper your name back to me when the wind moves just right. I know you’re not here. I’ve known it for a long time now. But grief doesn’t operate on facts. It runs on feelings. And mine have never quite caught up with reality.
By Angela David10 months ago in Families
When Compassion Was Nowhere to Be Found. Content Warning.
I gave birth to my daughter in a quiet, sterile hospital room, surrounded by the sounds of monitors, beeping machines, and fluorescent lights that felt far too bright for such a tender, life-altering moment. The weight of the decision I had made, to place her for adoption, was already pressing on my chest like a thousand bricks. But I never expected that the heaviest blow would come from someone whose job was supposed to be rooted in compassion and care.
By Cheyenne 10 months ago in Families
HOW TO MAKE STRESS YOUR FRIEND
Introduction: A Confession About Stress How often have you heard that stress is bad for your health? That it causes heart disease, depression, and even premature death? For years, health psychologist Kelly McGonigal stood behind this message—until one research study completely changed her perspective.
By Kreative William 25410 months ago in Families
Single Parenting
A Story of Strength, Love, and Unbreakable Bonds The departure of Maya's husband was not a stormy one. There were no shouting matches, no slammed doors. merely a silent acknowledgment of their drift. What made it harder was that they had a 3-year-old daughter, Noor, with big brown eyes and an even bigger heart.
By Bushra10 months ago in Families
My Comfort, My Zone
We had a tough time. I was at the lowest of my lows when we met. He was old. He was not shiny. Or loud. He was just there in the corner, waiting for somebody to take notice of him. And I did. I’m not really sure if he would like me. I was a mess. I needed somebody to depend on.
By Raquel Panganiban10 months ago in Families
When All Doors Closed: A True Story of Faith, Patience, and Divine Help #1
In a quiet village near Kharian, Pakistan, lived a simple man named Haji Imran. He was not a scholar or a wealthy businessman—just a humble fruit vendor known for his honesty, soft voice, and regular presence at the local masjid. What made him stand out in his community was his deep and unwavering reliance on Allah.
By Md Johirul Islam10 months ago in Families
A Letter for my Ate Cat
I want to write something beautiful about you, even if you’ll never get to read it. You were one of the few constants in my life.
By Raquel Panganiban10 months ago in Families
My Little Baby M ... cubed
To Baby M (cubed), I learned a lot more than I had expected to learn. I went to see someone about you because I bled and then I stopped and then I bled some more - and I told myself that I wouldn't get an ultrasound, but then I got scared for your wellbeing.
By The Schizophrenic Mom10 months ago in Families