That feeling of uncertainty.

Of wondering.

Of not knowing.

The feeling of abandonment.

No matter where you are on your journey, I salute you — your steadfastness, your strength, your resilience in the face of pain and uncertainty.

Today in the UK, we celebrate Mother’s Day. The date changes each year, but wherever you are in the world and whatever day it falls on, one thing remains the same: for women who are waiting, the feeling is the same.

For anyone currently waiting to become a mother, celebrating mothers doesn’t always bring joy. Sometimes it does the opposite — it brings tears, isolation, and dread. The quiet fear that perhaps you may never experience being celebrated in that way.

Yet you are an overcomer.

You have overcome the stigma and the shame, the sorrow and the fear, the dread of tomorrow. And you are still here, still moving forward, still becoming more.

So keep your hope alive.

Continue to have faith.

You are an encouragement. A winner. And one day you will tell your story — the story of how you overcame.

And to you, I say:

Happy Mother’s Day.

Your Partner In Hope

D’Ebi

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