“I hope for you to be real.”

- Love What Matters
- Children
“I hope for you to be real.”
“Though you may feel alone in your miscarriage, the opposite is true. There is an entire community willing to open up about the hard details of their miscarriages.”
“Anytime I push through a gymnastics lesson, play date meet up, or longer than usual grocery store run, I remember this.”
“Not wanting to be asked for another snack, or toy, or dinner, or to wipe a butt, or to wash hands, or to put on socks. I didn’t want to be called mom; I didn’t want to be called babe. I just wanted to be me — unattached to any title that meant being needed by someone else. I didn’t want to be their everything.”
“As parents, it is important to put ourselves in our children’s shoes before we react.”
“The beautiful, the parts that light up my soul, and the days that make me feel like motherhood is the most magical and important experience of my life… but I will also tell them what no one bothered to mention to us before them.”
“I beg you, please quit asking. Quit assuming it is a choice we all have. Because for some women… it is not.”
“Cheers of congratulations were met with negative comments about how my life would evolve once the little baby inside me was born. I was told to enjoy traveling now because that would change with kids. People acted like my life was over!”
“I hit the love and family jackpot.”
“That loss can seem impossible to navigate. But in your darkest moments, know that you are not alone.”
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