“With every stroke of the razor I cried, but I also felt freedom, and dare I say, happiness.”
- Love What Matters
- Health
“With every stroke of the razor I cried, but I also felt freedom, and dare I say, happiness.”
“I struggled through acne, stomach aches, anxiety, chest palpitations, and sweaty palms. My body was keeping score.”
“I GENUINELY believed my son was better off with anyone besides me.”
“If someone says no, it’s a SOLID no.”
“I got a first chance at life.”
“It is difficult to evade the worries of tomorrow, but we can control making our children feel unconditionally and wholly loved, today.”
“It does not mean our child is dying.”
“I’d rather my breastmilk be put to good use.”
“I haven’t been pain-free since December of 2013. Since then, I’ve gotten sicker and sicker. Being doubled over in pain is my everyday life.”
“She discussed it with such peace and ease. Perhaps because she knew who would be waiting on the other side, my dad.”