Last Pages of Biography Await Final Writing

Struggling inside human fortress babe agonized inside womb as Mom was afflicted yon her willingness yes, along her defiance--- for how could she nurture another human being while still a teen and battling over sexual abuse case? Such called for a miracle... Conquering distress of early and forced pregnancy the biological Mom… was rescued yet she faced batteries of anxiety-tests vanquishing overwhelming pain of physical and emotional duress while choosing to let go and be extricated from her trauma not abandoning her child, but voluntarily placing him within the rightful custody the child needed… Meanwhile, that baby… diagnosed with infantile spasm epilepsy burdened my heart, and I admitted cringing with fear when I heard his neuro-pediatrician expressed this prognosis: “he will progress toward retrogression…” Being his surrogate Mom, I constantly battled through “what ifs…” midst skepticism and doubt, attacking my Social worker role if I could make it as a life-builder to empower another person against angst of guilt that challenged fulfillment of task… Currently, the child stays vibrant... manifesting milestones, even in his prayer life overcoming disability-pang while giving thanks to God freely navigating teen-age journey midst wheel-chair mobility-triumph socializing through sign language wonders earning “Most Cheerful and Friendly” awards along “Most Improved” citation around our care and love in his Orphanage family... The last page of his story??? Such is an anticipated victory!
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