“I drank to oblivion almost every day and woke up often not knowing whose house I’d slept in until I opened my eyes. But with my wedding coming up, I wanted a clean break.”
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“I drank to oblivion almost every day and woke up often not knowing whose house I’d slept in until I opened my eyes. But with my wedding coming up, I wanted a clean break.”
“The shoes my son lit up when he saw, was so careful to protect, and was so proud of, now didn’t feel right and were too hard to put on.”
“It broke me, but it wasn’t why I sat in my car and cried like a big fat baby.”
“Living in a malnourished state made me OBSESSED with food. I would spend my spare time walking around supermarkets staring at food, picking food up, and buying food for other people to fill some sort of void.”
“Your quiet presence may be all she needs to make it through.”
“I gulped back tears and explained it wasn’t medically possible. His reply would be my first lesson.”
“263 lbs, I loaded the stroller and walked 3 miles a day. Rain, wind, or shine.”
“She is leaving everything she grew to love. Everything she wanted her life to be. Everything we built. Carefully, I go into her bedroom. Everything is gone now; the toys, the clothes, the jewelry box with the little ballerina. I sit on the bed and recall the conversations, the questions, the hugs given. And slowly, through hot salty tears, I realize I am smiling.”
“‘Do you know this woman?’ The 11-year-old shook his head, no.”
“If one sees another person in a difficult situation, it is our job to help them out.”