Faithit

And that answer was enough. And my heart resounded with the truth of it.

When I was 13 years old, I found out I would never be able to have children. It was then that I started researching adoption. As I grew older my biggest fear was to have to someday tell a prospective spouse that I would never be able to birth our children. Then I met Jason. He was a single dad to 2 wonderful little boys and we fell head over heels.

"I am not your girl. I’ve had the privilege to walk a lot of life with single moms. I’ve seen first hand the kind of courageousness and bravery it takes to be a single mom. I didn’t possess that kind of strength. I’m not capable or qualified."

My medical records state: “Born alive during saline abortion at 6 am.”

"Before I got to the pickup, I took my Uber and Lyft stickers out of my window... I made a mental note to keep my wedding ring out of eyesight."

"I couldn’t walk around with a sign that said, ‘Flying alone with twins to say goodbye to my dying father while also leaving behind my other two daughters.’"

"To some, this may be hard to see and read."

"The thing is, I knew you right away. I recognize the fierce determination. The grit. The fight."