“Just reach out your hand and tell them, ‘You’ll be alright.’”
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“Just reach out your hand and tell them, ‘You’ll be alright.’”
“I know I don’t fit society’s standards of what a mom is ‘supposed’ to look like, but believe me, it doesn’t affect my ability to parent my child.”
“Sure these cookies are delicious, but that’s not why I make them. They remind me there isn’t much a mom won’t do to carry her family during hard times.”
“I lived in constant hypervigilance due to posttraumatic stress from the abuse, and in my eyes, I didn’t deserve him. I was waiting for the moment he would either stop talking to me or try to use me.”
“As we walked out of the store with our shopping carts, tears started to stream down the mom’s face. She blurted out, ‘Thank you so much.’ I only have $1.65 left, but it was the best $281.50 I ever spent.”
“I don’t know what my path in foster care looks like a year from now, but I know my door will be open to a child in need.”
“Is there anyone better equipped to sing a song about being part of a world that doesn’t understand and expects us to change in order to fit in?”
“Hearing about Charlie, the fragile little preemie, melted my heart. From day one, he’s felt like our son.”
“When you’ve always been represented, you’ve always been able to see yourself in your dreams. It’s time for others to be able to see themselves, too.”
“I hope she knows she can come to me with anything, any time. I hope she knows I will cheer for her in any place in life.”