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the sticky notes on the fridge with the emergency numbers that don't work anymore: toss pile.

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I wanted her to chose me.

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I sat on the edge of my mother’s death bed, trying to formulate words that encapsulated the magnitude of her last moments.

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Hearing the old man scream for his wife in the background I searched the flaming building hoping to find her.

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It broke my heart to give my baby girl up for adoption.

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I had a call when I was a dispatcher where a little girl had liquid running down her legs in school and one of the teachers called it in.

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With her voice breaking and tears streaming down her face, the love of my life said, “We’ll make it through this like we always do, baby!”

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I didn't want to be a mother, and hours of listening to the baby cry only strengthened my reserve.

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At some point in time, every parent will put their child down for the last time.

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“Hey honey, just thought I’d say I love you and I miss you.”

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
the sticky notes on the fridge with the emergency numbers that don't work anymore: toss pile.	128
I wanted her to chose me.	124
I sat on the edge of my mother’s death bed, trying to formulate words that encapsulated the magnitude of her last moments.	124
Hearing the old man scream for his wife in the background I searched the flaming building hoping to find her.	123
It broke my heart to give my baby girl up for adoption.	123
I had a call when I was a dispatcher where a little girl had liquid running down her legs in school and one of the teachers called it in.	123
With her voice breaking and tears streaming down her face, the love of my life said, “We’ll make it through this like we always do, baby!”	122
I didn't want to be a mother, and hours of listening to the baby cry only strengthened my reserve.	122
At some point in time, every parent will put their child down for the last time.	119
“Hey honey, just thought I’d say I love you and I miss you.”	119