
The last 5.5 months have been the hardest, most incredible months of my life. I have dreamed of being a mother since I was little, so having Parker has been amazing for me. With our situation, I have found myself leaning on the knowledge, expertise, and overall love of all of the mothers around me in order to care for Parker. I owe so much to these ladies and the way they support our children. One of my favorite things is walking into a playgroup and having everyone brag about our kids' accomplishments and support each others' needs and questions.Mostly on Mother's Day, I celebrate the sheer greatness of the beautiful mothers that are a part of my family. I can't imagine a better set of mothers to be Parker's grandmothers. "Grandma" and "Nonna" are inspirations for me every day, and the love they have for Parker is overwhelming. My mom, "Nonna," is a woman of such strength. She has been my biggest advocate in my darkest and brightest moments, and immediately became one of Parker's as well. My mother-in-law, "Grandma," is a woman of kindness, who knows the most positive result of every situation.
Both of these women already know that Parker will change the lives of everyone around him.This Mother's Day, I feel such thankfulness for the opportunity I have been given...the chance to raise this incredible little boy. His mega-watt smiles, chubby-cheek giggle, and big blue eyes are truly life altering. With him, my heart is living outside of my chest. He is on my mind every second of every day...and I suspect that will never change.
Mommy loves you Parker Jonathan....you are the light of my life.
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