Because one day, they will win. And when they do, it won’t be because we fixed them. It will be because they chose to rise - maybe because they saw us standing there, believing they could.

We can find our own moments of peace, even in the uncertainty, knowing that our presence, our patience, and our hope might just be the foundation they need to take their next step forward.

But here’s the truth: We can’t force happiness, and we can’t control outcomes. What we can do is show up, over and over again, with love and unwavering belief in them - especially when they can’t see their own light.

And through it all, you just ache for them to get a win - to feel even the smallest spark of success that reminds them they are capable, worthy, and stronger than they believe.

Guiding a child through their darkest moments is gut-wrenching. You offer support, but they resist. You give wisdom, but they reject it. You hope, but you fear.

How do you stay grounded in happiness when you’re watching someone you love suffer?

Could they also buy Snapchat and ruin it??

I was hesitant to jump to Snapdragon, but did it anyway. Adobe Illustrator didn’t work… but the update came days later. Never looked back.

It’s been fixed! 👌🏻

Hmm. Broken link?