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Mothers who exude joy are women we want to emulate. Here's how they do it.
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Elizabeth Pardi is a New York-born, Virginia-raised, Ohio-dwelling freelancer. She spends her days laughing, learning and running through life with her superstar spouse and their charming little ones. Read more of her work at lovealwaysliz.com.

Mothers who exude joy are women we want to emulate. Here's how they do it.

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A dying veteran decided that in whatever time he had left, he'd make a difference where he lived.

It does get easier and better if you can just hit this mark ...

"Thank you ... for noticing. For seeing us and realizing that maybe things are not always easy."

Their decision was disappointing for many ... but it's about putting the baby first.

This simple gesture starts the day of right.

“Praise be to you, my Lord, through our Sister, Mother Earth, who sustains and governs us."

Dalton Shaffer didn't think twice about serving a family in need.

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The verse, carved into a handmade wooden tray, gives him strength and comfort on tough days.

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She's using waste to create something that help others.

Cierra Lynn lost her job as an art teacher, but she found another way to use her talents.

"I’m taking care of babies with the nurse that took care of me,” says Brandon Seminatore.

Researchers have identified a physical connection to marital spats.

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It’s possible to turn a crisis into an opportunity.

"If you are having a rough day or week, it’s okay -- I am, too!"