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Fort WorthSign inWelcome! Log into your accountForgot your password? Get helpPassword recoveryRecover your passwordA password will be e-mailed to you.FacebookTwitterPinterestReddItEmailDear Daughter,I had given up dreams of you.I remember the exact moment this happened. We were volunteering in the church nursery, and I was refastening the buckle on a toddler girl’s black patent shoes. The thought suddenly crossed my mind that I will never buy black patent shoes for my own girl. Immediately, I felt guilty for such a thought considering I had two healthy sons.I replayed the moment for weeks.I’d been a girly girl who loved my baby dolls and had aspirations of motherhood from an early age. I didn’t have brothers and found boys to be baffling, honestly.I saw the humor and irony in becoming mom to two boys. I love your brothers fiercely, but there was something about having a daughter. As I buckled that little girl’s shoes, the stab in my heart revealed how much I wanted to share in all the mother and daughter things that I never experienced with my own mom.Not long after, I sat in your future auntie’s living room. I was holding her newborn when she said she hoped she could return the favor someday.“Oh, that’s not going to happen,” I said. “I’m releasing the idea of more kids. Our family is complete with two kids.”&gt;&gt; RELATED READ :: Honoring Our Daughters :: Celebrating National Daughter’s Day &lt;&gt; RELATED READ :: My Broken Road to Motherhood :: A Story of Infertility &lt;&gt; LISTEN :: Flipping the Script :: Momfessions Podcast :: Episode 50 &lt;

Fort WorthSign inWelcome! Log into your accountForgot your password? Get helpPassword recoveryRecover your passwordA password will be e-mailed to you.FacebookTwitterPinterestReddItEmailDear Daughter,I had given up dreams of you.I remember the exact moment this happened. We were volunteering in the church nursery, and I was refastening the buckle on a toddler girl’s black patent shoes. The thought suddenly crossed my mind that I will never buy black patent shoes for my own girl. Immediately, I felt guilty for such a thought considering I had two healthy sons.I replayed the moment for...

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