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Jill Duggar to Dad Jim Bob: “You Treat Me Worse Than My Pedophile Brother”

A new, scathing memoir by daughter Jill Duggar Dillard released this week, and an excerpt published in People Magazine shows that it does not portray Jim Bob Duggar in a positive light at all. 

14-Year-Old Boy In Foster Care Asks For “A Home and People That Love Me”

What Darrious hopes for most is a family, and a place to call home. He is currently in foster care and lives with other foster kids in a group home.

‘We Have No Visible Finish Line’—The Case for Why Moms Are so Burnt Out

This is why moms are always so quick to snap. This is why we are so sensitive. Because we are desensitized. We are numb. We are so beyond burnt out.

Mom Shares Update on Little Boy Whose Photo Went Viral Due to His Childhood Cancer: Cancer Free and Still Best Buds With His Biggest Supporter—His Sister

Beckett Today: Cancer-Free

Beckett’s battle with childhood cancer may have been exhausting, but the support of his family, and especially his big sister, Aubrey, helped him through the fight with lymphoblastic leukemia that doctors discovered on April 25, 2018. According to Kaitlin, the two siblings and best buds stuck together through it all. Today, Beckett is 6 years old, attending school, and enjoying life with his big sister, who is now 7 years old.

Beckett had his last treatment on August 8, 2021. And the doctors have given him a clean bill of health from his childhood cancer.

Kaitlin explained, “When we heard he’d got the all-clear, it was so exciting. His oncologist came in and said, ‘No more chemo. We’re done. Get rid of everything.’ “

That was good news, but because Beckett had understood chemotherapy to be an important part of him becoming healthy, not getting those treatments anymore was somewhat unnerving for him.

“Beckett was shocked. His face lit up but then he said he didn’t want his port out because he knew it’d kept him alive,” his mom explained.

And there were some challenges to overcome due to the chemo affects.

With some time, however, Beckett’s nerves lessened, and he was increasingly feeling better and able to participate in the activities that he and his sister had previously enjoyed.

Kaitlin shared to Beckett strong some of the ways he’s become adventurous, such as with trying new foods.

He even met former president George W. Bush. His mom shared, “George W. Bush and the future president,” with a wink following her caption.

And he became SMU’s men’s basketball’s biggest fan, meeting and interacting with the players.

As for Beckett and his sister. We’re confident their tight-knit friendship will remain for a lifetime.

“He is feeling great, he is done with treatment, and is back to school, currently in the first grade,” Kaitlin shared with Bright Side post the clean bill from childhood cancer, explaining how the two siblings have an unbreakable bond that that continues to grow and develop.

 

 

Jill Duggar to Dad Jim Bob: “You Treat Me Worse Than My Pedophile Brother”

A new, scathing memoir by daughter Jill Duggar Dillard released this week, and an excerpt published in People Magazine shows that it does not portray Jim Bob Duggar in a positive light at all. 

14-Year-Old Boy In Foster Care Asks For “A Home and People That Love Me”

What Darrious hopes for most is a family, and a place to call home. He is currently in foster care and lives with other foster kids in a group home.

‘We Have No Visible Finish Line’—The Case for Why Moms Are so Burnt Out

This is why moms are always so quick to snap. This is why we are so sensitive. Because we are desensitized. We are numb. We are so beyond burnt out.