Type: Open Letter

I want to spend five minutes to remind you how much I admire you. How much you matter to me. It takes a lot of bravery to be in “our

Dear Birth Mom, If only I could rewind time to have one more conversation with you. I would hug you tight and thank you for giving me the best gift

Dear scared, pregnant, and alone: My name is Elizabeth, and my birth daughter turned six today. It feels like yesterday that I was reading that life-altering pregnancy test while crying

Dear Birthmom, I want to encourage you today about the decision you have made. Having made this choice I know some of the feelings you may be experiencing. It is

This letter is intended to reach birth mothers who don’t quite understand their emotions yet of a new placement or even an old one. I hope it reaches someone who

I've always wanted to give my daughters' birth mother a card for Mother's Day. Unfortunately, no such card exists. So I decided to write one to her (and every other

Happy Mother’s day today and every day. It is a true honor to share today’s celebration with you. There is no other woman on Earth I will ever share this

I want you to read this with an open heart and open mind. It may very well challenge you. My hope is that it will inspire and encourage you more.

I remember being where you're at. I remember the shock, guilt, confusion, anger and the surreal feeling of having no control. I've been the girl sitting on the bed crying

Dear Birth Moms, Just last month, we celebrated World Adoption Day. Maybe you knew that. Maybe you were totally unaware. I don’t know if you checked your social media accounts that