“I didn’t know her, but we all know a lot of hers.”

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“I didn’t know her, but we all know a lot of hers.”
“The doctor continued to speak, but I could no longer hear him. I was too busy watching my beautiful boy and silently pleading with him to look at me. If he would just look at me, then just maybe everyone was wrong. He would be able to one day speak.”
“I realized the marathon was moving on, that I couldn’t rely on the race officials to save me. I decided I must confront the desert myself.”
“As I stand here staring at this unforgiving pink line, I can’t help but ask the question why.”
“When I went through a separation, I was scared of public opinion. I wasn’t heard by many, I was told what I should be doing. Not many people just wanted to know how I was or just listened before judging or having an opinion. But the people who did sure did save me.”
“If your gut tells you something is wrong, go for a second, third, or even fourth opinion.”
“I am happy to say that a separation saved my marriage. I learned so much about myself, I healed from a lot of betrayal trauma, and I found my voice.”
“My dad taught me no one is ever too big or too bad to love and people do change.”
“Sometimes people think that people with Down syndrome are all the same, but we are not. We are all different and have our own personalities.”
The look on his face when he spots her coming toward him is both heartbreaking and joyful.