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“My baby’s life will be different from mine” Print E-mail
The way I am sometimes shows that something must have been wrong in my childhood, but I also show a strong girl who's trying to change her bad ways, for her baby to live a better life than she did. I don't want my son to grow up to hate me and the things I do, and go off and do drugs and mess up his life like I did mine, and be on the verge of giving up all the time. I don't want him to grow up with two alcoholic parents (thankfully I don't drink or do drugs anymore) who do nothing but fight and bicker every night, and wind up beating each other up and then him as well. I don't want my son to ever be sexually abused by anyone, much less be too scared to tell us because he's scared I'll hate and blame him.

I want my son to stay in school, not skip, graduate, and become someone everyone recognizes and looks up to. I don't want him around drugs, liquor, beer, girls, or any of those bad influences. I want him to be able to see his father. I know my father was allowed to see us kids because we lived with him, but even though he was there physically, mentally, he was take over by some evil drunk alien who hurt everyone he loved and who loved him.

I don't want him to have a life even close to what I had growing up. If I didn't have so much curiosity to see what will happen to me later in life then I don't think I would be alive right now. I'm still here at Seton Home because I want to change my bad ways and make is possible for my son to grow up better than I did. I want my son to know that he has all my love and support. I want him to be able to tell me anything and know that no matter how big or small the situation, I'll be there 100% and not have one thought cross his mind that will make him think I would ever abandon, disown or stop loving him.

That's why I need Seton Home's help to learn how to show and give him a better life. I want him to use my parenting on his own children someday. I don't want him to tell his friends that I was a bad parent, or run away from his problems. I want him to be brave, stand up and look life in the eye to say, "give me your best shot", and know that his mother will help and be there for him the whole way through.

 

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