What did i do ? whats right for you ? Did I do whats best for the four of you? I have nothing now I don’t even have you I have failed I couldnt take care of you I need to know if i did whats right When I didnt fight I need you to know I didn’t abandon you You deserve so much better then i can give you I didn’t even have a home to call my own It was just a trailer An ice chest with nothing in it But I did i do whats best for you This is so hard on me It was so hard to do noth

​ I, myself do not live in the cold weather where the temperature reaches low or below. I live in weather that gets cold but never snows. But I know many of you do. I also understand how easy it is for a disabled person who has poor circulation to become colder faster than the average person . With that being said, I did some research for you and I found some pointers for our northern members and some of these ideas can help anyone who gets cold in general. The first ti

18-year-old, Aysia, and her son, Timothy, of Texas, began their journey with a mild case of Spina Bifida Myelomeningocele together just 9 months ago, the 18-year-old mother remembers her pregnancy with Timothy being fun up until the very end. Timothy was a strong kicker during her pregnancy. During Aysia’s pregnancy she developed the condition Preeclampsia. Preeclampsia is a condition that pregnant women can have causing them to have high blood pressure, swollen legs, hands a

Dear Regina I know you are reading this, as I am writing this. I know you have been sending, all your love ones, messages from heaven. As I experience your presence from time to time, And you have heard me talking, About you on a day to day basis. Yes our hearts are still sore. But, they will soon begin to heal. I want to tell you that, you will remain, my best friend no matter what! Keep shining, your joyous smile, upon everyone. Rest in peace 🌷