“I wish I could reassure my 24-year-old self it was alright to put my health first and motherhood wasn’t off the table.”

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“I wish I could reassure my 24-year-old self it was alright to put my health first and motherhood wasn’t off the table.”
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Kylee answers queries with grace — and a whole lot of spunk!
“A mother’s mental health matters. Taking care of yourself is part of taking care of your kids.”
“I met with the Neonatologist in the NICU a few times, who also tried to convince me to let the girls go. By the second meeting with this doctor, I wasn’t very pleasant. I remember yelling, ‘DO YOUR DAMN JOB AND SAVE MY DAUGHTERS.'”
“Every mama should know this is possible. I hope by being vulnerable and sharing Noa’s story, more women will one day have beautiful pictures of their ‘angel babies.'”
“Losing anyone you love is devastating, but it can be especially hard if they are a beloved sibling.”
“You don’t need to be sorry for me. I’m still one of the lucky ones. This may not be how I imagined Sterling’s life, but I’m thankful he lived at all.”
“None of us are exempt from heartache, no matter how much we’ve experienced. We can’t live our lives in fear, but we can face reality and prepare our hearts for when the storm hits.”
“When Sterling died, it was tragic. Everyone was shocked and in disbelief — until they learned he was brain-damaged when he died. Suddenly, people acted as if we were lucky we didn’t have to live the rest of our lives with a disabled child, as if God performed some mercy killing and we should be grateful.”