Sonia Beltz is a former digital editor for Love What Matters based near Dayton, Ohio. She holds a bachelor’s degree in English and Creative Writing from the University of Iowa. In her free time, you can find her writing, reading, or researching random historical facts online. Follow her on Instagram at @skatbel.
“Eight people turned my childhood into a living hell, but now, eight kids have found safety within the walls of my home.”
“For ADHD kids, the mountains are larger and roads are often more jagged, but I hope his love for colors can help him find the right path to his destined place.”
“You are not in control of what happens to you, but you are always in control of how you respond. Please keep holding on to hope.”
“My daughter could have to grow up without her mother. The government is taking that decision out of my hands.”
“We thought long and hard about it. And ultimately, it was my choice.”
“The fight is strong, but letting go and healing is so much stronger.”
“Even if you don’t go get a formal diagnosis, I hope you gain some validation from this article.”
“Even when my body is weak, my heart and my mind are stronger than ever. This journey has shown me just how strong I am.”
“The horses helped me realize things no human could. They held my tears and heartache and rejoiced in my accomplishments.”
“What we lacked in time together and hand-holding, we gained in thousands of handwritten words for one another.”
