@ram18667: When you feel like you have nothing left to give, remember that you are allowed to rest and receive love too. #RestInJesus #GodsLove #Faith #Amen #followforfollow

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We received overwhelming support on our previous video of our shopping outing together. Between living my life in the public eye, baby daddy court drama, LIFE, DCFS involvement… etc — it hasn’t always been easy to share all of these moments with you. I know a lot of people that choose to have social media as a career have haters… I have extremely dedicated haters that go to any lengths to try to destroy my life. This has included making so many DCFS reports I can’t even tell you how many times I’ve been “investigated.” (All unfounded btw) The first time was when my daughter was still in the NICU. I was probably very naïve, but I was not at all prepared for any of what was to follow. I did not have time to process anything. I think that is part of the reason that alcohol became my best friend. My cunning, fixated, hungry best friend. I had so many people telling me what I should and shouldn’t do all while trying to navigate some very big life changes, including figuring out how to be a disabled mom as I am recovering and transitioning to my baby daddy coming home from rehab after Ari was born and hoping he stays sober to find out that he is cheating… Also trying to keep showing up online because that is how I make money and support myself and my daughter. To say all of it was a lot is just an understatement. I am so incredibly grateful and blessed that Ari and I are on the other side of all of that. Anyways, I know this post is supposed to be about how I take her out safely so I will do a follow up post… but for now thank you for being here. Disabled parents have rights to choose what is best for their child without fear of reprisals. I know I am a great mom and several government agencies have put it in writing… so there is a silver lining to the “hate.” And masquerading being a miserable hateful human as “I’m concerned” is gross and you should probably touch grass or something. For everyone that has an open mind and supports us, I am eternally grateful for you for allowing me to share these moments.
We received overwhelming support on our previous video of our shopping outing together. Between living my life in the public eye, baby daddy court drama, LIFE, DCFS involvement… etc — it hasn’t always been easy to share all of these moments with you. I know a lot of people that choose to have social media as a career have haters… I have extremely dedicated haters that go to any lengths to try to destroy my life. This has included making so many DCFS reports I can’t even tell you how many times I’ve been “investigated.” (All unfounded btw) The first time was when my daughter was still in the NICU. I was probably very naïve, but I was not at all prepared for any of what was to follow. I did not have time to process anything. I think that is part of the reason that alcohol became my best friend. My cunning, fixated, hungry best friend. I had so many people telling me what I should and shouldn’t do all while trying to navigate some very big life changes, including figuring out how to be a disabled mom as I am recovering and transitioning to my baby daddy coming home from rehab after Ari was born and hoping he stays sober to find out that he is cheating… Also trying to keep showing up online because that is how I make money and support myself and my daughter. To say all of it was a lot is just an understatement. I am so incredibly grateful and blessed that Ari and I are on the other side of all of that. Anyways, I know this post is supposed to be about how I take her out safely so I will do a follow up post… but for now thank you for being here. Disabled parents have rights to choose what is best for their child without fear of reprisals. I know I am a great mom and several government agencies have put it in writing… so there is a silver lining to the “hate.” And masquerading being a miserable hateful human as “I’m concerned” is gross and you should probably touch grass or something. For everyone that has an open mind and supports us, I am eternally grateful for you for allowing me to share these moments.

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