I have not listened to this speech, only read the above just this morning.
I was my whole life, pro-women's rights.
Right to work, educate, stay-at-home.
Right to own property.
Right to be free to choose where to live, who to marry, etc.
Pro-life, but also, pro-choice.
I made a profession of faith to the Catholic Church in 1984, so my son, who was illegitimate could be baptized in the faith of his father, who was for all intense purposes, 'very religious'.
My boyfriend, a Catholic, someone I'd been with six years prior to the birth of our son, at first when he learned I was pregnant, suggested I give "IT" up for adoption.
I chose to keep my son, our son. I lived with my parents, who provided for the two of us.
I made a decision have my son, our son baptized as a Catholic, but I was a Methodist, baptized and confirmed. This was a big deal for me then, and still is, particularly learning I have a right to the Crown of Scotland, as does my son, who is legitimate.
I was also a believer in the right of the right to choose life or abortion. It wasn't until I was in my late fifties and was in college classes, my health course, I had an assignment and an option was regarding abortion.
I determined during that research, my real true nature was the right to life, pro-life, and more so, given all that technology has the ability to do, to create life outside the womb, which I believe my DNA was taken to create surrogates to Control the Crown of Scotland, England, Wales, Ireland, I believed at the time, that it is possible to sustain human life more humanly and give that baby a chance even if the parents, mother or father feel strongly at the time, they just cannot be a parent. Either way, the infant has an opportunity, and if the parents come to realize their abilities then they could be reunited.
I also had the pleasure of eventually marrying my son's father and being with him for most of thirty years.
I was able to be a stay at home mom during the day, and go to part-time work at night, more excessive then I would have like but there were extenuating circumstances.
Now my two adult children, through no fault of my own, endear themselves to their father, without me in their life in its entirety and I am sad about this, though I know truly this is their father who did not support me as I did him when my son, our son was young. He just did not participate in
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