“I remember all the times I left my home on May Avenue, watching momma wave to me as I pulled away. I know how important that last wave is.”
		- Love What Matters
 - Children
 
		
		  “I remember all the times I left my home on May Avenue, watching momma wave to me as I pulled away. I know how important that last wave is.”
		  “It was a shock. I didn’t know what I was looking at. There was clearly something wrong on his face, but I had never seen something like that before.”
		  “Kristen was young. So young, I had my reservations. I learned very fast that just because another woman was parenting my child, didn’t mean she was taking my place.”
		  “So, I sat down with my coffee and drew him this visual.”
		  “The hail blew out our windows. I could feel the hail like pins and needles on my back.”
		  “My husband and I arrived at the hospital and settled in to await the arrival of our baby boy. I had no idea that the very bed I was settling in would soon become my death bed. I became frantic. I told my husband to find help immediately. I felt like I was dying, and indeed, I was.”
		  “Though we would have paid any ransom to have her back, any price in the world, this disease would not let her go until she was gone.”
		  “She looked up at me, blinked twice, and then visibly melted. Tears started streaming.”
		  “I realize the madness I’ve created. It’s just never-ending. I’m not really sure why I’m crying, what day it is, or what’s going on.”
		  “While I understand Halloween is about fear, and scaring, the night itself is very exclusive to a certain demographic of children.”

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