• A Good and Hard Decision: Malynn’s Story

    On December 14th, 2020 I found out I was pregnant. I found out only a few weeks after having a memorial service of my boyfriend at the time. He had

  • Lemons to Lemonade: Delora’s Story

    I’m sure you’ve heard this phrase: "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade." Well, in September 1986, my lemons had turned sour and were so full of seeds that I

  • Worth the Challenges – Ginny’s Story

    Twenty-nine years ago my husband and I wanted to adopt a child. I already had one biological save year old son, experienced several miscarriages and a near death experience with a ruptured

  • My Choice Wasn’t Easy — Jess’s Story

    It was something I will never forget, something hard to talk about, something I can barely find words for. In just 3 days I said my hello and goodbye to

  • Gerrianne 40 Years Later

    At BraveLove, we're dedicated to erasing the stigmas of adoption, and a big part of that involves sharing stories that honor birth mothers. As we all know, adoption impacts people

  • Gerrianne | A Birth Mom from Texas

    One word to describe how you felt the moment you discovered you were pregnant? Devastated Why did you choose adoption? I've always been pro-life, yet I was definitely put to

  • Grateful to Have a Choice – Jennifer’s Story

    I was 23 and had just moved to Colorado from Michigan a few months before, when I found out I was pregnant with my son. I was loving being out

  • Honoring Birthdays & Birth Mothers

    As I celebrate my daughter’s birthday, I look back to the day she was born. Some may think it is strange to say I was not there when she entered

  • “We decided together that we wanted to pursue adoption”

    "We decided together that we wanted to pursue adoption since we were both not ready to be parents." Stephanie and her boyfriend placed their son for adoption while they were

  • “Adoption was the best thing for my life and for my son”

    "If I never became a part of this, I don't think I would have seen potential in myself to be a better person." Stephanie was already parenting 3 children and