Real Mothers

This is an excerpt from cribchronicles.com. I couldn't have said it better myself.

Real moms sometimes have children you can’t see.


this goes out to all the mothers who don’t get tagged for
things like this. the ones who’ve given birth but had no baby to take
home. who sit on the sidelines of conversations about back labour, with stories to tell but no room to participate. who have
a little gravestone or an urn or just a memory in the place of a child.
who have adoption papers saying “relinquish all rights…” or ultrasound
photos but nothing more. or who have two smiling school photos on their
desk, but really, inside, count to three when you ask “how many kids do
you have?”


this is for all the real moms with children invisible to the eye.

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