“I should wash your blanket. I know I should. Eventually I will. But right now, I can’t. No matter how gross that is.”
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“I should wash your blanket. I know I should. Eventually I will. But right now, I can’t. No matter how gross that is.”
At birth, little Betty weighed just 34 grams, or 1.2 ounces, and fit in the palm of a human hand.
“She walked me across the stage to get two degrees. She helped me meet new people and form lasting friendships. All she asked for in return were belly rubs.”
“She NEVER bites him, ever. It just blew me away.”
“There was no doubt in my mind she knew the love I had for him as a mother herself, and what I had gone through to bring him into this world. Her eyes told me she was proud of me.”
“Recently marked the first anniversary of my sister’s passing. I dreaded the day and prayed for the strength to get through it. That prayer was answered, in the form of florals.”
“He said take my bin out. If he had said put my bin out, it would have been just a normal day in Mackay.”
“I experienced the stability and safe love I’d longed for years. And even though I tried to push it away, they never left me. My family was relentless in their commitment to loving me and helping me heal. No matter what I did – and I did a lot of things – they loved me.”
Betty was a special human whose groundbreaking work paved the way for so many. Her legacy will endure long after she’s gone.
Most boys would ask for video games or a new toy for their birthdays, but Romario Valentine has a much bigger goal.