I’ve gotten a lot of new followers and a few of them have asked where they can donate to help with Poppy’s care. I’m going to make this post about it and then pin it. GFM: Pictures of Venmo and Cashapp below ⬇️ Please never feel obligated to donate because more than anything we appreciate the love and prayers. Our family is so grateful for everything from each and every one of you who have supported Poppy since she was born last year 🤍

Poppy is officially off another sedation medication, and we only have one more to wean before we can say she’s completely off 😊

RT @emilykmay: just gonna throw it out there that it is a top tier experience to be with someone who loves you for all the reasons you have…

He really was awesome

RT @TheGhoulestMom: Childless Homemakers, yes. Stay at home moms? Absolutely not.

RT @Lilblack_heart: do you understand the childhood trauma it took to be this funny.

@SH_92_x Oh no I’m so sorry to hear that. Sending your family so much love and hugs ♥️

@sweetlilashley I’m so sorry you’re going through this as well. I just hope one day it gets easier!

@kristinbroadway Happy birthday! 🥳🎂

I can’t even count the times I’ve been asked in private messages and even in public comments if I “took the jab”. I’m sorry you were asked this, especially in a group that’s supposed to help bereaved parents. People that ask us stuff like this don’t realize that usually we are already beating ourselves up wondering what or if we could’ve done anything different to prevent all of this.

Came across these and so much more pictures of me and my mom while cleaning out a closet today. In the photo with the pumpkin I’m 6 months old and my mom is almost 3 months pregnant with my twin brothers. Talk about a superwoman ♥️

RT @emilykmay: does anyone else let themselves feel the weight of grief for like 15 min max and then you're like "WELL THAT IS ENOUGH OF TH…

I want to thank all of you for your love and support recently. It’s been quite the adjustment getting used to not having my mom around, and I’m still quite honestly processing everything that’s been going on. What’s keeping me going are these two amazing girls. I’m lucky to be their mom ♥️

Spent the day celebrating a beautiful soul. I’m not sure if I’ll ever have the words to describe how I feel. I’ll love and miss you forever mom 🌻♥️

How lucky am I to have you as a mother. You are finally at peace and are healed. I don’t exactly have the right words right now, but know I’ll miss you forever ♥️

As you all know, Poppy’s team truly expected the worse and had us prepare for another stay, but her oxygen saturation never dropped even a little bit during the cath and she did so good overnight that we are on the way home 😊♥️ We have to come back March 6th for a final cath before they make a choice about surgery. They said they truly didn’t expect this from her based on how she’s done in the past with things like this, and also how they came in with an aggressive approach. But in their words they said “she doesn’t care she didn’t even bat an eye”. We are all so happy to be able to be home while we wait for what’s next instead of her having to wait inpatient 😊

My heart is so heavy today. My mom is in the process of transitioning from her earthly body and Poppy is currently in her repeat heart cath. We should know more later this evening, maybe tomorrow about what Poppy’s future holds for heart surgery. My mom is an amazing mother but the title she loves the most is Nana. She was really worried about this heart cath, but I know if she could be here she would, and that she wouldn’t want me to be anywhere else but with my daughter. It’s just really hard to not feel like I’m abandoning my mom but that’s my own issue to work through. Thank you for all the love, prayers and support for us and my entire family. I see all the messages and comments and I love all of you, but it’s been hard to even have the words to respond. Just please keep praying for my family ❤️‍🩹

Poppy is ecstatic to be out of the car. She usually doesn’t mind the ride, but this evening she was more fussy than normal. We are taking some time to relax and then heading to bed for a big day!

Nothing prepared me to see my mom for the last time and her gather the strength to try and lay on my chest and hug me. God give me the strength. We are almost to Charlottesville for Poppy’s cath in the morning. I’ll update afterwards when I can

RT @BeaneaterB: Guys, my mother-in-law is nearing the end. She’s been battling stage 4 lung cancer for 19 months now and last week she deci…