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You are still a parent, even when your children are over 18. Sometimes, this is the hardest time–for the parents. Your young adult children are doing what you raised them to do: be independent adults. Still, it can be hard to get enough time with your children when they live far away. These are different …

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Laurie shares thoughts on growing up, growing older and growing (hopefully) wiser over at LaurieStoneWrites.com. You think you’ll feel one way about something, but end up feeling another. My oldest son Patrick moved out recently. I expected to feel easy-going about it, ready. After all, he’s 25. It’s time. But I felt something different. The …

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Lori Pelikan Strobel blogs on her website of the same name where she shares stories of navigating motherhood and womanhood with an empty nest and a dog. This post was originally featured there.  It’s the season of commencements. It’s the time to be inspired, to do something new, and to start an adventure. Parenting your new …

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