adoption
Adoption proves that sometimes, you can choose your family; all about the process before, during and after adoption.
Magic in Life
In the busy city of Hammington, there was a boy named Timmy. He lived in a small house with his mom. They didn’t have much money, so life was hard. His mom worked in a factory as a daily wager. She was trying her best to meet the ends but still, life was hard for them. Timmy was always sad because he couldn’t buy cool toys like the other kids. He felt left out and lonely. He thought that his mom was responsible for all this. Most of the time he was annoyed and angry with his mom. He barely tried to understand the position of his mom.
Ainy AbrahamPublished 5 days ago in FamiliesMy Sister Has Moved Out
Hello Everyone, In this I will be explaining what has happened with my sister. Nothing bad has happened but she has taken this time to move into Supported Housing.
Lauren RosePublished 8 days ago in FamiliesThe Serene Journey: Mindful Movement Amidst Nature's Embrace
In the heart of a bustling city, where the symphony of honking horns and hurried footsteps was the norm, resided Ava. She was more than a mere city dweller; she was an advocate of mindful living, an oasis seeker amidst the concrete desert. Despite the towering skyscrapers and the relentless urban hustle that enveloped her, Ava longed for the soothing embrace of nature's sanctuary.
Muhammad Khurram Naseer ChishtiPublished 10 days ago in FamiliesLoss and Healing: A narrative following a character coping with the loss of a loved one
Title: Echoes of Love The house felt empty without her. Every corner echoed with memories of laughter and warmth, reminders of a time when life seemed brighter. But now, all that remained was a hollow ache, a gaping void that no amount of time could fill.
Kenechukwu Prince EneasatoPublished 14 days ago in FamiliesThe Time Between Us
In a quaint little town nestled between rolling hills and meandering streams, there stood an old oak tree, its branches reaching towards the sky like gnarled fingers tracing memories of the past. Beneath its shade, two souls were destined to reunite after years of separation.
Kenechukwu Prince EneasatoPublished 14 days ago in FamiliesThe Grief of Parental Childishness
The Grief of Parental Childishness: Investigating Its Causes and Tracking down Arrangements Chapter-by-chapter guide:
shailendra meshramPublished 21 days ago in FamiliesEmbark on Your Saltwater Aquarium Journey with These 5 Effortless Techniques,
Are you prepared to immerse yourself in the realm of saltwateraquariums yet feeling inundated by where to commence? Fret not, for we are here to provide guidance. In this discourse, we shall elucidate 5 uncomplicated methodologies to initiate your very own subaquatic sanctuary. From establishing your tank to discerning the suitable aquatic fauna and preserving aqueous purity, we shall furnish you with all the requisite implements to fabricate a resplendent and flourishing saltwater aquarium. So, seize your snorkel and brace yourself to delve into this exhilarating avocation!
goddy igbinosaPublished about a month ago in FamiliesEmbracing the Iconoclast
In a world often bound by tradition and conformity, there exist individuals who defy the status quo, challenge established norms, and pioneer new paths of thought and action. These individuals are the iconoclasts—rebels with a cause, disruptors of the ordinary, and catalysts for change. Join us on a journey as we explore the essence of the iconoclast, delving into their motivations, their impact on society, and the enduring legacy of their revolutionary ideas.
sasanka pereraPublished about a month ago in FamiliesThe unbreakable and unseen Bonds
In the serene village of Nengo, nestled near the tranquil shores of Kivu Lake, resided the Davids family. Their home, a quaint stone cottage adorned with a red-tiled roof, stood as a beacon of warmth and affection in the hearts of all who knew them. At its heart were Maria and Jose, whose love story transcended time, weaving its way into the very fabric of local legend.
Jean Pierre MunezeroPublished about a month ago in FamiliesA Journey Towards Gender Equality
In a world where gender norms and societal expectations often dictate the opportunities available to individuals, there exists a persistent struggle for equality. This is the story of several individuals whose lives intersect as they navigate the challenges and triumphs of their journey towards gender equality.
A True Grandmother's Love
Growing up, we didn’t have a close relationship with our grandparents. On my mother’s side, my grandmother passed away when I was 15. She wasn’t the best grandmother per say to be happy to see us when we visited every summer. We lived in the U.S., and she lived in Mexico. Every summer, we spent it with her, but she would always sit outside and ignore us. My grandfather passed away when my mother was two years old. My grandmother remarried, but like her, he ignored us and wouldn’t come home when we were there. Who knows where he stayed those three months.
Silvia C CorellaPublished 2 months ago in FamiliesMy Adopted Sisters and My Husband in Recovery
I woke with a mask on my face and I was strapped down, unable to move. My daughter was there, and my husband and three lifelong friends stood by my bed.
Denise E LindquistPublished 2 months ago in Families