I never “let go” or “moved on” from losing my daughter. Apparently, that was something I was supposed to do. It was expected of me from the agency, my parents, my extended family, my pastor, and society. Having no other birth mom friends, I believed myself incredibly selfish and broken for not “moving on” from … More Letting Go and Moving On: A Birth Mom Myth

*Part 1: God and Infertility is part of a series I will be publishing over the coming year. Feel free to come along and join the conversation. As parts are published, they will be linked on one post to be seen in chronological order: God and Adoption: The Series Part 1 God and Infertility The … More Part 1: God and Infertility

During the coming year, I hope to exclusively blog about God and Adoption. Specifically, from the perspective of a Christian worldview. My intent is to be part of a much-needed conversation, particularly in the Church. It is certainly not to attack the sensibilities of others. I say this with infertility issues at the forefront of … More God and Adoption: The Series