SINGLE MAMAS

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BekahB5

BekahB5

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TO all the single mothers out there, I want to offer a thread for support. God knows I need it!
 
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BekahB5 said:
TO all the single mothers out there, I want to offer a thread for support. God knows I need it!
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LOL Excuse me, but my mind works weird. I read what you wrote and then saw your avatar. And my mind immediately thought, "Now that's a lady who just changed a very stinky diaper. A well-prepared Mama." LOL
 
Thanatos

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My mother had the help of my dad who has always been there for me. She has 5 children and I'm not sure even she could imagine life without my dad. There is a reason God gave women the ability to birth His children and not men.
 
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coby

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Thanatos said:
My mother had the help of my dad who has always been there for me. She has 5 children and I'm not sure even she could imagine life without my dad. There is a reason God gave women the ability to birth His children and not men.
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I am very happy that their dad does his part and that it all goes smooth. For raising them praise God dad does the biggest part. I'm more of a play mom. I think that's very hard if you have to do it all yourself.
 
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Stephanie1984

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I'm a single mother too.. Can you please take a look at my post in the family thread page titled 'I'm at a loss' thank you.. I would be very grateful for advice. God bless xx
 
BekahB5

BekahB5

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One of the saddest things is not having the other person (or in my case people) around to share all the cute, crazy, and hilarious things they do... At least my olders are at ages where they can share that with me and I with them in regard to the youngers.
 
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Ugly

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I'm not a single mother but i'm posting here anyways =P
 
Thanatos

Thanatos

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BekahB5 said:
One of the saddest things is not having the other person (or in my case people) around to share all the cute, crazy, and hilarious things they do... At least my olders are at ages where they can share that with me and I with them in regard to the youngers.
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That would haunt me if I had children and couldn't see them. God bless the troops, but it's a reason I'm not cut from the same cloth as them. I couldn't be apart from my family. They make an ultimate sacrifice on our behalf.
 
Yeraza_Bats

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My mother raised four kids on her own, one of them was a troubled child who often was in trouble with the law.

(It wasnt me btw : p)

She worked 40 hours a week while raising us alone, and even managed to graduate from college while doing it. I know shed say it wasnt in any way easy : p But I can say that I really appreciated all that she did for us, how thankful and grateful I am for what she did for us, and how she is an inspiriation for me to try harder. I even often think about her when I work, and how I want to do as well as she did, no joke : p


I cant offer you much support, as Im not in your situation at all : p But speaking as the child of a single mother, I have huge respect for her, and am really happy that we had a mother who was loving enough to work as hard as she did for us.
 
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Yeraza_Bats said:
My mother raised four kids on her own, one of them was a troubled child who often was in trouble with the law.

(It wasnt me btw : p)

She worked 40 hours a week while raising us alone, and even managed to graduate from college while doing it. I know shed say it wasnt in any way easy : p But I can say that I really appreciated all that she did for us, how thankful and grateful I am for what she did for us, and how she is an inspiriation for me to try harder. I even often think about her when I work, and how I want to do as well as she did, no joke : p


I cant offer you much support, as Im not in your situation at all : p But speaking as the child of a single mother, I have huge respect for her, and am really happy that we had a mother who was loving enough to work as hard as she did for us.
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Yeraza this means more to me than you can know...thanks for sharing :)
 
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sassylady

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I guess all I can say is the effort of raising children totally on your own can pay off eventually though it seems like it takes forever. My ex molested our daughters and has had absolutely no contact with the children for over 10 years. They are grown now but there were many many problems to deal with through the years due to the abuse and turning our lives upside down. If it was not for God I would have probably ended it all years ago. He has been my Source for everything. I only have my parents nearby and they are now in their 80's.

I have been very weary and still don't get much time for myself, and I do not make a good income. My children are grown and the job market here in Michigan is still not good despite what "experts" say but we all are close and God supplies our needs.
 
BekahB5

BekahB5

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sassylady: Thank you for sharing. Just an fyi, I moved this thread to ladies forum in hopes that women might feel safer talking about their situations there. Thanks again
 
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