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Maya Angelou once said, “Having courage does not mean that we are unafraid. Having courage and showing courage means we face our fears and are able to say, I have fallen, but I will get up”. This quote reminds me of when a woman first becomes a DisAbility Mama. When I first heard those words, “Nadine, you have a very sick little girl – she’s been taken to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit”, I was so scared. I feared for her life, for my role as a new mom; but then they let me hold her (tubes coming from every part of her body) and I thought, I may be scared, but I will do whatever it takes to make my baby well. At that moment, I had no idea what that really meant, but it didn’t matter; she was too little and too sick to be courageous for herself, so I had to be brave on her behalf. That’s just what DisAbility Mamas do.
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