“The effects of untreated mental health issues ripple throughout families for generations.” — Lori Wilde Family Copy Share Image
“baseball should be played for the love of the game and not the almighty dollar. I” — Lori Wilde Baseball Copy Share Image
“Us ballplayers do things backward. First we play, then we retire and go to work. —CHARLIE GEHRINGER” — Lori Wilde Copy Share Image
“There’s such a stigma attached to mental illness that people are often reluctant to talk about it, or admit that they, or… — Lori Wilde Mental illness Copy Share Image
“Baseball breaks your heart. It is designed to break your heart. The game begins in spring, when everything else begins again, and… — Lori Wilde Baseball Copy Share Image
“It’s better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all, but if one more person said that to… — Lori Wilde Loved and lost Copy Share Image
Like a battalion of marines at roll call, her neck hairs marshaled to five-alarm status. She stumbled back to her desk, jerked… — Lori Wilde Alarms Copy Share Image
“Cowboy!" she hollered. Every man on the street turned to stare at her.” — Lori Wilde Every man Copy Share Image
“He took hold of her chin with a thumb and forefinger. “Hold still. It will be over in a sec.” “That’s what… — Lori Wilde Copy Share Image
Somethings get easier. You get more confident in your abilities and you learn what kind of stories sell and what don't. But… — Lori Wilde Ability Copy Share Image
“But their suffering doesn’t mitigate yours.” “Suffering doesn’t make me special. Sooner or later, life knocks everyone down. It’s how you deal… — Lori Wilde Life Copy Share Image
“He’d left her stranded in front of three hundred wedding guests, wearing a white dress and glass slippers like some deranged Cinderella,… — Lori Wilde Marriage Copy Share Image
“Wasn’t that just the theme of her life? Marginalized on the outskirts.” — Lori Wilde Life Copy Share Image
Their tongues met, starving, two years without this delicious meal. They kissed and kissed and kissed. The joining of their mouths was… — Lori Wilde Coming home Copy Share Image
“There in the middle of the rooftop—in a circle of lighted candles scented with the smell of vanilla—sat a four-poster bed adorned… — Lori Wilde Copy Share Image
“No way was he going off to D.C. leaving Taylor in Texas to finish up her odd double major in theatre and… — Lori Wilde Copy Share Image
“People often feel threatened by things that are different. It reflects their ignorance, not your reality.” — Lori Wilde Ignorance Copy Share Image
“Pay attention to your breathing,” she chided. “Not my butt.” — Lori Wilde Pay attention Copy Share Image
“Don’t blame the stream. Blame the dumbass who climbed into a laundry cart when it was parked at the top of a… — Lori Wilde Copy Share Image
“The cart jerked, the wheels catching on something. Jodi pitched forward, felt the cart leave the sidewalk, tilt, tip. Momentum shot her… — Lori Wilde Copy Share Image
Being loved is a good thing. A grand thing. The best damned thing of all. — Lori Wilde Being loved Copy Share Image
“When you love that deeply, you’ll sacrifice for the other person’s happiness. Even if it means that you have to be unhappy.… — Lori Wilde Love Copy Share Image
