I am a grandmother.
Strange to say, but this is one of the things I wanted most while struggling with infertility all those years ago. I wanted to be part of the great Circle of Life. I wanted children and grandchildren and great-grandchildren--the whole messy, imperfect, loud, beautiful, loving, crazy lot of it.
My son's arrival was the beginning of a miracle. The moment I took Teagan in my arms, I felt a "click" within me and throughout the Universe, another piece of my miracle snapping into place.
Our lives are not without challenges. I didn't ask for perfection. I only asked for the chance to tangle myself with the lives and loves of a tribe I could call my own.
Yesterday, I unfolded Teagan's blankets to change her diaper for the first time. She caught one of my fingers and wrapped her little fist around it. Blinking away tears, I realized this little soul had joined the band of folks for whom I would unquestioningly give my life.
And so it goes.
7 comments:
CONGRATULATIONS!!
She is beautiful!
So very happy for you. May this journey unfold in love and grace and joy. Looking forward to reading your stories as Grandma.
COL!
love.
She's 100% lovable. Like her sweet grandmother.
Just checking blogs since getting back from a reunion in DC and am so happy for the joy I know, from personal experience, that you are feeling. May this precious new life forever be blessed with love.
Oh! Congratulations on your wonderful news!
You and she were meant to be.
:)
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