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Dear Louie (a heart broken mother writes)
by Sarah L Tagert
Tuesday, July 19, 2005

Rated "G" by the Author.

       
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     Audrey Jackson writes with a stunning decision!

Dear Louie,


 


I have made a very difficult decision. After much thoughts and prayer, I have decided I am going to give the girls up for adoption. I think they would be better off with someone else raising them. It’s very clear I lack as a mother. I am going to send Susie to her sisters, since being here is not beneficial to her health or well being and I am going to start the paper work to start the adoption process. I don’t want to give them up but in my heart I know this will be better for them. I know anything has to be better than living with me. It breaks my heart to part with my girls but I have to do what is best for them. I can’t stand seeing them hurting so badly. They deserve better, much better than I have been and ever will be able to give them. I know that everyone is going to disagree with my decision but I am not going to be talked out of this. Lacey and Maria needs to have a stable, permanent home, where they do not feel the need to lash out and hurt other children. I don’t want them hurting others because they are hurting. I thought I taught my girls better than that. I guess that is just another area I have fail as a mother.


 


Your Heartbroken Friend,


Audrey Jackson


 

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Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner 7/19/2005
Sarah,

This is not happening. Why is Audrey giving up the kids? What happened to them was not HER fault; it was the rage of a sadistic bastard *sorry* that makes her feel inadequate as a mother. I think she was doing a hell *sorry, again LOL* of a great job, raising three kids basically on her own, since hubby was always working...he was no help, that's for sure. As long as the kids were out of his hair and the house was clean and dinner was on the table, that's all that mattered to him...that's what I understand, anyway...and JAYS, look at me running my mouth! Please make Audrey reconsider........

You know you're righting great when you get me ranting on a tangent...good show! LOL

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :( *tears* Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!
Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado 7/19/2005
oh, this is so heartwrenching! powerful, sad write, as only you can do; hopefully someone will take the girls in and love them as their own!

very well done; brava!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in tx., karen lynn. :( >tears <

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