Sandy Rogers
“I didn’t plan for my son to have constant difficulty in school. It drove him insane, like so many young men, to sit still and behave for 6 hours a day. I didn’t plan for it to so hard for my sensitive daughter to fit in with others. I didn’t know that I would have to sit in a hospital watching my 15 year old son recover from a terrible accident. During these times it helped me to know that God was with us. ‘God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.’ Psalm 46:1”
Sharon Niese (1)
“The only good things I had going for me were my kids, and I was well aware of the fact that I was not a very good mother any more.”
Lennie Fisher (5)
“The baby was crying so I was walking around outside, trying to cope and trying to watch the older boy who was fishing on the boat dock.”
Susan Stafford
“I became pregnant and gave birth to a still-born son that was fortunate enough to be revived. I really loved him, even more than myself.”
Patricia Fennell (2)
“Growing up never fully being ‘loved and accepted’, feeling more like I was more of a hinderance than a blessing to my parents. It was hard for me to know what my value really was.”
Marlene Malachi (9)
“While planning to open a shop, I became pregnant.”
