“I hope to be a pillar of support and an example that YES you can get out and YES you can thrive.”
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“I hope to be a pillar of support and an example that YES you can get out and YES you can thrive.”
“‘Mac’s been waiting for you.’ As hard as it was going to be to lose him, watching him like that was even harder. I knew I didn’t endure this for nothing. One day I’d go back and make a difference within those hospital walls.”
“They kept telling me I needed to let this mama sink or swim on her own. I knew I could never do that. I will always be there with my door open for young and afraid moms.”
“I felt stuck in the deepest, darkest hole. I had a decision to make—be hurt by these statements people are saying about me or help end the stigma in the Christian community.”
“My recovery has been more than just about walking again.”
“I knew Dad had outlived all of his friends and college buddies, and he wouldn’t be getting any birthday cards in the mail… It was the most heartwarming gesture.”
“I borrowed a Sharpie from the nice lady at the counter and wrote inside a donut box. Curious, she asked what I was up to. ‘I’m trying to covertly communicate with the nurses on my dad’s hospital floor.’ Then I detailed all the ways I’d be willing to sneak in if they’d let me, including wearing a disguise, hiding in a laundry cart, or lying very still on a gurney covered in a sheet.”
“In the heaviness and darkness of it all, tears filled my eyes. I felt a weight lifted off my shoulders.”
“He wanted the air horns blared, in the middle of the retirement village, and who were we to deny him?!”
“Quinten smiled and walked out of the store—in his socks!!”