It’s Mothers’ Week: To Mothers of Unattached Children
We are sisters, you and I.You know who you are.
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This is drop-down gorgeous. I’m off to share it with everyone I know….
Thanks for sharing, Shannan. I shall now do the same!
p.s. I AGREE. This is lovely, and kind, and wonderfully comforting to those who usually feel far too alone. Thank you!
This was beautifully written … and I relate to so much of it. Thank you for sharing your heart.
Thank you. Beautiful.
Wow! Needed to read this. I don’t feel so alone for the moment. Thanks!
Only missed one mother, birth mother
We are sisters. You are not alone. I want to share with you that He has made something beautiful of all the pain that was endured in our daughter now 12 and doing so well. There is always hope.
Thank you for sharing! It’s great to hear of the success stories, when so often we hear about the horrors instead. Our daughter is 9 1/2 now, and we have seen great strides this year…mostly since I’ve started homeschooling her. And you are absolutely correct. There is always hope! Blessings.
I think I will print this and read it every morning before I wake up my kiddos. It is beautiful. It is right. It is true. My feelings are so tempermental and untrusting….but this….I can cling to it as I cling to Him. Thank you.
I should probably do the same! It’s easy for me to write how I feel and what I know to be true, but so much harder for me to live it. We’re all works in progress, aren’t we? One day at a time, Sweet Jesus…
Thank you! It is always comforting to be reminded I am not alone! Bless you!
Thank you so much for sharing this. It is beautiful.
Mom to 5 blessings adopted from China.
What a powerful post. You spoke to my heart tonight and it lifts me up to know and remember that there are others who do understand. Thank you so much for the blessing of this post!
This articulates so well what I have been experiencing as an adoptive mom and have been fearful to say out loud. Thank you!
You are not alone, sister! There are many of us that walk the same path. The key is to never give up…and always LOOK UP!
I have been this foster mommy and thought that I was alone. The more I read and learn, I know that I am one of many. Thank you for your honesty!! May God be with all of us attachment mom’s. Happy Mother’s Day!!
Thanks for this. I as so many others needed this. Even more this Mothers day then others as my child has been in a psyic hospital for 3 weeks and will be there for 2 more weeks in another state and we are on the verge of out of home placement.
THANK YOU… I say that with tears in my eyes… sometimes I feel like I am frozen in place while the rest of the world is moving forward… hearing this helps. Blessings.
Thank you so much.
thank you for being so honest.. We adopted two older children four years ago, and more often than not, I hate who these children have turned me into. I was a FUN mom to my previous biological kids, but I don’t get a chance to be with these two. We’re just working too hard at surviving a day at a time. I often feel like God brought them to us, and then abandoned us all, but deep down I know that isn’t true, or we wouldn’t have made it this far.
This is drop-down gorgeous. I’m off to share it with everyone I know….
Thanks for sharing, Shannan. I shall now do the same!
p.s. I AGREE. This is lovely, and kind, and wonderfully comforting to those who usually feel far too alone. Thank you!
This was beautifully written … and I relate to so much of it. Thank you for sharing your heart.
Thank you. Beautiful.
Wow! Needed to read this. I don’t feel so alone for the moment. Thanks!
Only missed one mother, birth mother
We are sisters. You are not alone. I want to share with you that He has made something beautiful of all the pain that was endured in our daughter now 12 and doing so well. There is always hope.
Thank you for sharing! It’s great to hear of the success stories, when so often we hear about the horrors instead. Our daughter is 9 1/2 now, and we have seen great strides this year…mostly since I’ve started homeschooling her. And you are absolutely correct. There is always hope! Blessings.
I think I will print this and read it every morning before I wake up my kiddos. It is beautiful. It is right. It is true. My feelings are so tempermental and untrusting….but this….I can cling to it as I cling to Him. Thank you.
I should probably do the same! It’s easy for me to write how I feel and what I know to be true, but so much harder for me to live it. We’re all works in progress, aren’t we? One day at a time, Sweet Jesus…
Thank you! It is always comforting to be reminded I am not alone! Bless you!
Thank you so much for sharing this. It is beautiful.
Mom to 5 blessings adopted from China.
What a powerful post. You spoke to my heart tonight and it lifts me up to know and remember that there are others who do understand. Thank you so much for the blessing of this post!
This articulates so well what I have been experiencing as an adoptive mom and have been fearful to say out loud. Thank you!
You are not alone, sister! There are many of us that walk the same path. The key is to never give up…and always LOOK UP!
I have been this foster mommy and thought that I was alone. The more I read and learn, I know that I am one of many. Thank you for your honesty!! May God be with all of us attachment mom’s. Happy Mother’s Day!!
Thanks for this. I as so many others needed this. Even more this Mothers day then others as my child has been in a psyic hospital for 3 weeks and will be there for 2 more weeks in another state and we are on the verge of out of home placement.
THANK YOU… I say that with tears in my eyes… sometimes I feel like I am frozen in place while the rest of the world is moving forward… hearing this helps. Blessings.
Thank you so much.
thank you for being so honest.. We adopted two older children four years ago, and more often than not, I hate who these children have turned me into. I was a FUN mom to my previous biological kids, but I don’t get a chance to be with these two. We’re just working too hard at surviving a day at a time. I often feel like God brought them to us, and then abandoned us all, but deep down I know that isn’t true, or we wouldn’t have made it this far.