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I Am a Mother

Mother At 17

By: chooselife
Written on January 11th, 2007
Age: 36-40 , Female
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  • jennyc

    Hi my name is jenny please read my story on my son and I. I really need help I need some answers please help me give me your opinion I'm going crazy please,please,please, help ANYONE.JENNYC.

    Mar 24, 2009
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  • princess4ever01

    Great post! I commend you on your positive choices....first for choosing life. Second for not throwing in the towel. Raising kids is to me the hardest but yet most rewarding job and I too cant stand how people can act like a mothers job is not really a job. We are on call 24/7 as a teacher, a dr. a counselor, a disciplinarian, a guardian angel, an inspiration, a protector, a model, a maid and a cook. And so much more. But God has blessed us with the gift of life that we all cherish. Times are going to be hard, mom, but never give up! You have friends here to talk to, to cry with and to be there for another! Blessings!!!

    Feb 14, 2009
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  • boricua1

    There are many of us young mothers; I had my son when I was 18 and a sinlge parent also. He is 8 now, but thank god my mom (and dad) was always there for me. Shows just how important the role of a mother is, I am grateful for everything she did and still does. Im glad ur son was found not guilty but at least he has you and his brothers or sisters to make him feel grateful he is enjoying life out of prison with u guys. You have done a really good job dont get yourself down. I'm proud of u for putting the example that u held up a family even in your situation.

    Nov 18, 2008
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  • monicagirl

    it's great to hear from another fine mother with both feet firmly on the ground. I agree with you entirly, thank heavens for grat mums.



    Monicagirl

    Oct 12, 2008
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  • PricelessSam

    Moms are awesome! They do some of the most noble, heartbreaking and amazing work in the world. They are often judged, glanced over and forgotten when they should be given medals, put on pedestals and cheered for! Go mothers! :-)

    May 13, 2008
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  • terrified

    It sounds as though you're doing a wonderful job raising your children in spite of the odds!

    Hang in there and good luck!

    Jan 23, 2008
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  • Josephine

    More power to you. Stories like this are very important to raise the awareness of the struggle of Mothers everywhere. We do so much work, don't get acknowledged for it, financially or any other way - yet we carry on regardless. Mother-love is a hidden life-force in this world - but so rewarding when we see our kids achieve even the smallest thing.

    Sep 14, 2007
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  • Ellis

    I agree, good post.

    Jan 12, 2007
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