MY DAUGHTER!

A true story of how I went from homeless, to throwing my daughter a great birthday party, even without her mother. A true story of how I took triumph over a devastating point in my life and created nothing but a great party and true love for my daughter.

A poem written from a mother's broken heart after watching her daughter walk away from God.

A prose piece written from a mother's heart pleading for her daughter to see the error of her ways.

I must have been clueless, I missed all the signs that my daughter had been smoking. How do you handle children smoking.

I pray for my daughter's health and wellness The fact he's black has nothing intact But it's a color a prejudice to some is that But to me he's just any boy The truth is it's he's a boy

My daughter is riding her bike without assistance. Hooray for my back.

This article is in tribute to my daughter on this mother day.

This is a potty training process that I used to teach my daughter with Down Syndrome how to use the potty.

This writting is true, I lost my daughter Because I was always working and trying to make the bucks. So much crap in life when the only thing that should matter is your own child, Mothers try I know first hand , But some times you can't see the signs...

A fond farewell to my daughter's bike.

There is a wall between parents and kids, but Lego is one way to break it down. I was able to grow closer to my daughter with the Lego Creator kit 4956.

My daughter said she's giving up cigarettes

My experience with my daughter in rehab.

This is a story about my daughter's struggle with a neurological disease called benign familial convulsions.

I almost experienced every parent's worst nightmare - watching my daughter get hit by a car in front of my eyes.

With all of the recent news reports on MRSA the super bug I've been a little weary every time some one coughed or sneezed around me. You can just imagine my terror when my daughter was diagnosed with community acquired MRSA!

Humorous article about the rock tumbler my daughter got as a birthday gift!

My daughter just turned two years old and she has had a very busy two months.

I called my daughter, Beth, the other day, just to say "Hi" and see what was new in her life. She had moved to Salt Lake City shortly after her 18th birthday, and I missed her terribly.

Each day I see people just throw their spare change away. By saving mine, I've been able to put money aside for my daughter's future.

This is my journey through life as it is seen by my daughter. I often wonder what shes thinking so I put myself in her shoes for a moment.

My daughter came home from school the other day and proudly announced that she kissed a boy at school. I hadn't planned on putting her in a monastery for another few years. I guess those plans are going to change.