Here's another question answered:
If you could only have Roo know one thing about you, what would it be?
The most important thing for Roo to know about me is that I love her. Obviously, either her parents or I will answer whatever questions she has about me, but if I had to pick just one thing, that would be it. I love her forever.
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Sweet baby Roo
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Roo - my beautiful baby girl
P and M - Roo's daddy and mommy
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Me Me Me
My name is Jill. I had a baby girl, Roo, on July 7th, 2009. I handed her to her mommy and daddy on September 9th, 9 weeks later.
This blog is my attempt to make sense of things and it is my hope that when Roo is older, she'll read it, and maybe she'll understand.
3 comments:
I seriously need to catch up on commenting on here. Roo is so loved! What a lucky little girl.
That is so important. Our birth mom had two requests: make sure Jocelyn finished school and make she sure knew that her birth mom loved her.
So important!
She is loved and I think that she will always feel that.
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