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A Fine Mother's Day

Submitted by CALiberal on 13 May 2007 - 8:24pm.

I am so grateful for the decision handed down but ever mindful that it doesn't come easily to some, this parenting and life. I count our family amongst the lucky and fortunate ones, we were able to see beyond the abyss of drugs and alcohol, some are not that fortunate.

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