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I hope you were able to stay in your child’s life. I’m adopted and know its not an easy decision. To put nicely, I feel people should be more supportive of keeping the baby and mother together, before and after. I recently came into contact with my family. Sounds like you did it for both of you. You knew you weren’t in a place to raise a child but you worked so hard to make sure the baby would have great parents.. I was raised by my father and his parents. The greatest act of love my mother displayed towards me was giving me the opportunity to be raised in a home where I would be nurtured and have stability. I hope you know your sacrifice was also an act of love. Your decision didn’t get you “off the hook”, it allowed one child to be taken care of and allowed another child to finish school so she could take care of herself. Baby I’m no weather man but you can expect a few inches mug

Baby I’m no weather man but you can expect a few inches mug

God couldn’t be everywhere that’s why he created mothers. Motherhood changes a person. Your mom is a rockstar!. My niece, age 6, also has selective mutisim. My sister in law. Meghan Abbott has been her unrelenting advocate, and all the hard work is helping! She was unable to speak to us, imagine 6 years of trying, and how hard it was for her, and us wanting. You are a rock star, and so is your mom. Best of luck to you in law school. Happy to help in any way I can (I am a dean at Brooklyn Law School).. Some people really luck out in the Mom department. This Mommy is a warrior.. The unconditional love of a mother can move mountains, bring the greatest joy, and provide their children with an endless amount of love.. My daughter hates that diagnosis because she says she isn’t selecting to be mute. Best wishes and continued success Baby I’m no weather man but you can expect a few inches mug

Baby I’m no weather man but you can expect a few inches mug

My daughter was diagnosed just yesterday. This can’t be a coincidence. She’s 3 1/2. I hope I can be this mom.. I had terrible test anxiety after grad school. I had to drive to the state capital to take two of my licensure exams. Both times, my mother rode with me (a 2.5 hour ride, usually at 6 am) to share the ride and blather on to help reduce my anxiety. Well done Mama.. I grew up with a friend like this! Samantha would not talk, so her friends did it for her.. My daughter also developed selective mutism from the age of 3to 9 , no one could figure it out ,I researched everything I could until I saw the words “selective mutism ” that was it ! Therapy didnt work , took time and lots of love from family. Congratulations