“I’m one in a million, literally.”
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“I’m one in a million, literally.”
“He’s wanted to be a sibling for 12 years.”
“It’s okay to sometimes break down during postpartum. It’s okay to be sad about your transformation with each pregnancy, or to not love your postpartum body at times.”
“‘You can jump off the wagon now,’ they say. But the moment we wake up on January 1, we have to ‘get back on track’ with an extreme diet to ‘undo’ all the ‘bad behavior’ of the holidays.”
“We wanted our children to learn about kindness and being part of this outreach.”
“This time, we said goodbye to three. THREE. Losing one was hard enough, but three? A friend and fellow foster mom texted me and reminded me our kids aren’t ever really ‘ours.'”
“My heart beat violently in my chest and my face prickled hot with anxiety. ‘I think I might actually be autistic…’ It could’ve cost me all I held dear: my husband, my daughter, even my independence.”
“Back in August I took maternity photos for a friend having identical twin boys. Unfortunately, one of those twins only joined us for 24 hours on earth, before leaving to join the angels in Heaven. I’m so thankful to have had the opportunity to capture these images for this sweet family.”
“While holding a fresh baby might be fabulous for you, it isn’t necessarily helpful for her.”
“Adoption is a picture of what redemption looks like, but it is also a tragedy. While it is sometimes painful, I am here for a reason, and I intend to make the most of it.”