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I Had to Say Goodbye to a Dear Friend This Week

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I Took My 70-Year-Old Mother to a Sex Shop and Lived to Tell About it

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Wishing for Happier Days: The Pain of Mother’s Day After Pregnancy Loss

May 7, 2017 By Kathy Radigan 3 Comments

I sat up on the exam table, my husband next to me. Our doctor turned her back on us and asked for the date of my last period. With her calendar wheel in hand, she turned around and pronounced that May 30th would be my due date. Excitement filled my body. I couldn’t stop smiling. For as long as I can remember, I wanted to be a mother, and now it was happening. Joe turned to … [Read more...]

A Lesson in Love: The Little Girl Who Taught Me to Spell the Word Love

January 15, 2017 By Kathy Radigan 6 Comments

In my time on this planet, I have had the good fortune to meet some amazing people and make a lot of good friends. Some have lasted beyond time and circumstance, while others have ended naturally after school, or a move or job change. A few ended painfully. But there is one friend whose effect on me was so profound that I still think of her often. Carol and I were in … [Read more...]

The Happy Ending That Was Really a Beginning

October 23, 2016 By Kathy Radigan 7 Comments

“Well that’s it, I’ve finally flipped,” was all I could think of as I spent the 45-minute commute into my office obsessing over the fact that we didn’t have enough life insurance on my husband. I couldn’t understand why I was obsessing on this, considering that our family was Joe, me, and our cat. Obviously it was time to take my fertility doctor up on her offer to give … [Read more...]