“Sometimes we’re asked if they’re ‘real brothers.’ We say, ‘They are REAL brothers in all the ways that matter.’”

- Love What Matters
- Family
“Sometimes we’re asked if they’re ‘real brothers.’ We say, ‘They are REAL brothers in all the ways that matter.’”
“I awoke to my 2-year-old on top of me, sweaty and smelling of her pee, my middle daughter barging in with tears. I had 10 minutes. 10 minutes to shower, shave, brush my teeth, get dressed, and become somewhat presentable.”
“The laughter continued from you and our friends for a brief moment. Until you all glanced over at me. I wasn’t laughing. Tears began to fill my eyes and I could barely get the words out.”
“Our doorbell rang in the middle of the night and I opened the door to 3 guns in my face.”
“‘You’re weird.’ I stopped believing adoption was a good thing. If my birth mom said she did not want to meet me, then I would lose my money and not even have access to her name.”
“Flashy clothing, cars, and jewelry all go out of style. Being married to your best friend never does.”
“I remember being both wary and excited, especially because I had never dated someone with kids before.”
“It felt like an out-of-body experience. I heard the words, but it felt like I was watching myself from up above. Some parents grieve, but I honestly felt RELIEVED.”
“Rory started to deny food and refused any fluids. We began to worry for his life as he continued to worsen and could not stay conscious. Our little boy was slowly crumbling.”
“Getting back to the best version of me, not only for me but also for my children, is more important than missing out.”