“Nothing could actually be wrong with my child right? That just happens to other people’s children; not mine.”
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“Nothing could actually be wrong with my child right? That just happens to other people’s children; not mine.”
“Let me share with you ‘just’ what I really am.”
“I became a ‘peeing on a stick’ addict. I nervously walked up to the counter and placed them down hoping to not be judged. Lo and behold, the cashier was a 16-year-old boy who clearly had no clue he was about to spark a fire in me. ‘I’m trying to have a child and it’s not easy for my husband and me.’ I was 28 years old, how on earth could this be real?”
“The day after she turned seven months old, we took her home from hospital again. I didn’t realize this at the time, but this was the day she smiled at me for the last time.”
“The second I saw that beautiful face I realized I had meaning in this world. The struggles, worries and doubt faded away, and at that very second I knew we were going to be okay.”
“That may sound like a terrible thing to say, but in some ways, I think, I hope, it shields him.”
“If all of this sounds like something you’d like to be a part of, then you are ready to be a parent!”
“Our children are in a devastating emotional state! Talk to teachers and professionals who have been working in the field for the last 15 years.”
“I am done with that mess now. See also: the signing of reading logs, the reading of important papers, the forcing my children to take showers, and the packing of nutritious lunches.”
“She was placed in my arms and I knew without a doubt that it had always been her. All of the hard and messy and ugly, for her.”