“A real man admits when he’s wrong. You have to own up to your mistakes. No excuses.”
- Love What Matters
- Children
“A real man admits when he’s wrong. You have to own up to your mistakes. No excuses.”
“After years of infertility, my husband and I were ecstatic to be expecting triplets. But, the pregnancy bliss was shattered when I went into labor at 22 weeks gestation.”
“I stood in front of him, exhausted and broken, the tears welled in my eyes. Then he said, ‘You’re right. It isn’t the body I fell in love with.'”
“How about a child who begs you not to call the school because she is scared of the repercussions?”
“Every time we’re out and a stranger compliments how big and beautiful her eyes are, I have a mental debate on whether or not I should mention her defect. I decide no, smile and say thank you. I’m always left with a weird feeling. I just pray she’ll always know how beautiful she is.”
“I remember thinking, ‘This is it. This is our only hope.'”
“It was then that I understood depression. I was completely overwhelmed. I was getting frustrated with my daughter who couldn’t help or control anything she was doing or what was happening to her. I felt crazy.”
“She was 2 years old and only weighed about 15 pounds. She could hardly stand on her own, let alone walk.”
“We found out this was a spontaneous condition. Just 4 months in, our world came crashing down all over again.”
“Some mama’s go home with only scars and no baby in their arms. For the ‘one’ wishing, hoping, praying for her miracle, this is for you.”