“In her final moments, I held my girl one last time and looked at her big brown eyes to tell her how much I loved her.”

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“In her final moments, I held my girl one last time and looked at her big brown eyes to tell her how much I loved her.”
“I couldn’t bring myself to open my eyes. I knew I was in trouble. I asked for my husband and heard his voice weakly manage to say, ‘I love you.’ He knew I was in trouble, too.”
“You are never, NEVER defined by what a horrible person did to you.”
“Immediately I call my husband. I asked him to meet me at the hospital (still no tears and I don’t understand). The lady informs me my baby boy died 3 days ago.”
“I returned to the States. I started drinking even more. My marriage was falling apart. When I woke up from the coma, I was still hallucinating. The VA had no inpatient treatment facility spot open for me.”
“You’re welcome! Do your part to make a mama’s life easier.”
“When my grandfather saw my tears, he asked me why I was crying.”
“The preeclampsia had its way. She came early, and she came silently. The purple blanket never touched her fragile skin.”
“When I was 15, I would succumb to numerous stresses, triggers, and bullying. I survived my mental health incident of swallowing over 150 pills.”
“Is the lack of fatherhood that bad in our society where restaurants don’t even bother to put changing tables in men’s restrooms?”
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