“I know. It’s strange, right? I’ve come to believe it is either absolutely crazy or pure genius.”
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“I know. It’s strange, right? I’ve come to believe it is either absolutely crazy or pure genius.”
“We unintentionally teach them to be uncomfortable with people that are different.”
“At 36, I said ‘I do’ to a handsome soldier and his 13-year-old son. I was a mom at last. That’s when I learned the harsh reality of labels. I wasn’t a ‘real mom.’”
“One day, after 4 years of losing battles and babies, I woke up pregnant for the seventh time at 40 years old.”
“Parenting a child like my son requires a mother who has patience, unwavering support, and the resiliency to fight through the tough days. Because of my father… I am that mother.”
“I was crushed, realizing I’d committed a terrible ‘sin.’ I was scared my parents would find out and know I’d done something horrible! Instead, I silently carried that guilt.”
“No one should have to struggle for food. Food is a necessity, not a privilege.”
“What if they want nothing to do with me? What if I can’t help? The first day I met the children I was SO nervous.”
“I felt embarrassed, since there was ‘nothing wrong’ with me. I wouldn’t have survived much longer.”
“As much as I’d like to think my impenetrable brain will hold tight every memory of my son, I can’t even remember what I ate for lunch yesterday. Memories fade.”