It's definitely not something a parent should ever have to go through. I'm sorry about your dad's scares too.I can't even imagine a loss like that. My dad's given me a few scares the last couple of years, but losing a child I just
The first time sent me in hysterics, I honestly thought he wasn't coming home from the hospital. Second time was almost as bad, but he'd survived the last 'cardiac event' so there was a chance he'd be ok. Third time I decided I couldn't keep going to crazy town every time he landed in the hospital. His cardiologist said, "This maybe what your new normal looks like, now" I quit working and I spend as much time as I can with him now.
I'm so sorry. I'm glad you're able to be with him more. That means the world.
It's been two years since his last cardiac event, I joke and tell next time he wants to hang out just say so . . .drop all the theatrics, lol
Oh darling, this brings me to tears. I can’t imagine. I am so glad to hear you are doing well now. I can’t imagine all that you went through. My first had a very rough start of life and it was touch and go for a long while. We were prepared to say goodbye but thankfully didnt have to, but we still have pretty heavy daily struggles due to the rough start. If we had said goodbye, I know that the Lord would have carried me through. Trials like this give us experience and make us stronger. Love and hugs for your family
I'm so very glad you didn't lose your baby. Our surviving twin is 11 now and she's a perfect miracle. It definitely did make me stronger, and it made me a better mother. I leaned that a spotless house matters far less than a tea party with my girls, and so many other little things. Thank you for your kind words. Hugs to you and your family too!Oh darling, this brings me to tears. I can’t imagine. I am so glad to hear you are doing well now. I can’t imagine all that you went through. My first had a very rough start of life and it was touch and go for a long while. We were prepared to say goodbye but thankfully didnt have to, but we still have pretty heavy daily struggles due to the rough start. If we had said goodbye, I know that the Lord would have carried me through. Trials like this give us experience and make us stronger. Love and hugs for your family
Yes, exactly! I was just 17 when my first son was born, and I wanted so badly to show the world that I wouldn't be just another teen mom. I worked, went to school, and cared for him. 4 years later, his sister came along, and then I became a single mom. I went through EMT school and was working 24 hour shifts on an ambulance, while still maintaining the house and trying to be the best mom i could to a 4 year old and an infant.
