“I never wanted pictures taken. I never felt ‘pretty enough’ to fit in.”

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“I never wanted pictures taken. I never felt ‘pretty enough’ to fit in.”
“I’ve slept in people’s garages, parking lots, back porches. I wouldn’t wish it on anybody. If I can help someone in a small way, I’m 100% in.”
“This is very hard to admit, but I put off my first mammogram for 4 years from the first time my doctor brought it up. I ignored the repeated requests over and over. I’d brush it off and do the, ‘Yeah, yeah, yeah… I know, I know.’ Did I ever go? Nope.”
“Then something unexpected happened. A person neither of us knew reached out, wondering if they could have a doll made specifically for their niece who had a vascular anomaly. The auntie wanted to show her niece she should be proud of who she is and being different is powerful.”
“I had a wonderful husband and 4 miracle babies to take care of. I wanted to see them graduate, maybe get married, or even have kids of their own. What if I was just gone one day?”
“I write this to the mama who just received a diagnosis they weren’t expecting. To the mama who is holding their baby, loving and grieving at the same time. To the mama in this tough season, I promise it gets better.”
“When I pulled out, I felt lighter and more centered. I felt more like myself than I have in weeks.”
“Every positive ovulation test felt like a small victory.”
“Dallas Jane Parker entered the world, full-term and full of surprises. She is the feistiest little girl with an incredible fight within her.”
“When this picture was taken, I was trying to put on a happy face for our family pictures.”
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