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The boundless love a parent has for their child is matched only by their capacity to embarrass them.
She Is Pregnant!
As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm orange hue across the sky, I found myself lost in thought. The gentle breeze rustled the leaves around me, and I stared out at the world before me, deep in contemplation. Little did I know that this serene evening would forever mark a turning point in our lives.
By Judith Akabs3 years ago in Families
How George Pickering Fought for His Son's Life
“Hey, we need the police stat, to the hospital. We have a family member with a gun.” This was the emergency call made by a staff member at Tomball Regional Medical Center on the day George Pickering of Pinehurst, Tex., became enraged and brandished a 9mm handgun while standing next to his son's hospital bed.
By Rare Stories3 years ago in Families
Mother and Two Daughter’s💁♀️👭
This is my real life story.As my mother was from a very small village where they were not having opportunity to travel in a bus or car.They had to walk 300km to reach the place from where they use to get transport.She was 19 years old when she had to marry a guy she never wanted to but for the happiness of the family she had to do so.As girl child is so connected to their parents that they cannot see them unhappy.My mother was in a government job and after her marriage people from my father’s side started treating her bad by saying that she will have to leave her job and has to do the house hold work.So after that me and my sister were born.My father always wanted a boy child so he was not happy.After we were born my mother got a motivation to make our life best even after listening lot from people.She started making house for us by working day and night without the support of my father.After so much hard work when the house was made my father started saying that her sisters and brothers will also stay in that house and my mother will have to become house wife else he will marry some other women.My mother was very brave and always had power to fight with people.Life was going difficult for her but she was happy to see us.Whenever people were going against her she was always taking us for a long walk which made her happy inside.I still remember one funny thing about my childhood that I always saw my mother working with workers while making house,and I always thought that this is what I will also become when I will grow big.I will be someone who will make house for everyone.This will be my profession as I never knew that we study and we have many other jobs to do.As that was the village where we were staying and my mother always had a dream to make us study in good school and provide us good education.One day she told my father that she want us to study in a good school but my father was not in her support.As my mother was working and also earning so she herself took a stand to send us to boarding school.Me and my sister we’re the happiest kid after knowing this fact that we are going to boarding school knowing nothing about it.My mother was collecting money for our education.She started stitching clothes for extra income where my father was busy with his friends and family.He always use to come drunk home and had no responsibility for us.Still for my mother everyday was a new day as she never lost hope and was working hard to make her dream come true.Finally the day came when me and my sister were taken to a boarding school which was 800km away from our village .My father refused to come but my mother was brave enough to take us alone.I still remember we started at 4Am from our house as it was 300km walking distance.It took us 2 days to reach the destination.We entered the school and I was amazed to see the big school and students wearing one same uniform.My mother was sad inside but had a big smile on her face so we don’t feel bad while leaving her.She bought a dress for us and many new clothes as she was leaving us in hostel.Now I can imagine how she would be feeling at that time but just for our good education she had to do that.After this life became very difficult for her…To be continued…
By RABINA CHAUHAN3 years ago in Families
From Struggle to Strength
In the heart of a bustling city, Emily found herself at the crossroads of an emotional battle and a desperate need for personal development. Her life had taken an unexpected turn when she was diagnosed with a chronic health condition. The weight of her medical struggles seemed unbearable, overshadowing any hope for growth and self-improvement.
By Folashade Olajire3 years ago in Families
THE STORY OF A WOMAN WITH DIABETES AND OTHERS PREGNANT
My name is Regina Cantun, I am 38 years old, I am DIABETIC and I am pregnant. Three months before I got pregnant I was diagnosed with diabetes and was just beginning to learn about it and how it affected my body when I found out I was pregnant. I was so excited! I was incredibly happy! Until I went to the fertility doctor, who told me: 'You must control your diabetes. Your numbers need to improve or your child will have birth defects. I was in shock. She had been trying for a baby for over five years and was hoping to enjoy the good news for a while.
By Aleyda Peña3 years ago in Families
Why Does My Autistic Loved One Ignore Me?
Imagine you're finally home after a tough day. You have a nice cup of tea in hand and have gone out to the porch to watch the sunset. There's a light breeze, the crickets are just beginning to chirp, and you can feel your tense muscles relax one by one as you sink into your favorite deck chair and enjoy the peace of nature.
By The Articulate Autistic3 years ago in Families
Cover This Pot: A Natural Approach to Healthy Hair and Haircare Tips Part 2
Cover This Pot: A Natural Approach to Healthy Hair and Haircare Tips Part 2 Are you tired of struggling with hair fall, brittle hair, and an itchy scalp? Looking for a natural solution that can truly transform your hair health? Look no further! In this article, we'll unveil an age-old technique that involves a simple pot, seeds, and a few easy steps to nurture your hair back to its vibrant glory. Say goodbye to chemical-laden products and expensive treatments that promise miracles but rarely deliver. Let's dive into the natural secrets of nurturing your hair health.
By Sameel Iqbal3 years ago in Families
Are You Tired of Hairfall? Discover Natural Solutions for Healthy Hair Part 1
Are You Tired of Hairfall? Discover Natural Solutions for Healthy Hair Part 1 Hairfall can be incredibly frustrating and disheartening. If you've tried various remedies, from expensive shampoos and conditioners to oils and serums, it's time to explore natural solutions that address the root cause of the problem. In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through a holistic approach to combating hairfall, helping you achieve healthy, vibrant hair naturally.
By Sameel Iqbal3 years ago in Families
The Latest Pill for Postpartum Depression"
Introduction: In a significant stride forward for maternal mental health, a groundbreaking new pill has emerged as a crucial development in the treatment of postpartum depression (PPD). This innovative medication promises to alleviate the debilitating symptoms that many new mothers face after childbirth, offering renewed hope and brighter prospects for women and their families. Let's delve deeper into the details of this remarkable breakthrough and its potential to transform the landscape of postpartum mental health care.
By Ivonne Manning3 years ago in Families
Dating A Single Mom: What You Need To Know
Dating a single mother may be rewarding and difficult at the same time. Understanding the particular dating dynamics that may arise in advance can be helpful for those thinking about dating someone with kids. This may enable them to start the relationship in a more emotionally stable, forgiving, and prepared position.
By Ian Sankan3 years ago in Families
Social Security update: Direct check worth up to $4,555 goes out to millions in two days
Millions of retirees will receive their first August Social Security check, worth up to $4,555 for people who delay their retirement until they are in their 70s, in less than a week. Others will receive a check too, just less than number aforementioned.
By Jason Baril3 years ago in Families
