I'll Never Give Up
I try so hard to be the best mum for my baby. I’m recently 17 and he’s 18-months-old.
I’m single and my baby’s father is not around.
I stayed in school during my entire pregnancy and I’m now a full-time student in college. I’m so thankful for my dad, who has a home-office and is able to look after my baby while I attend my classes.
When I’m not in college, I spend some of my evenings and most of my Sundays working as a waitress in a restaurant.
I am completely exhausted and I’m starting to feel as though I’m putting my dad under too much pressure with my baby.
I would rather make myself ill than stop fighting to be the best mum and daughter that I can be.
I’m single and my baby’s father is not around.
I stayed in school during my entire pregnancy and I’m now a full-time student in college. I’m so thankful for my dad, who has a home-office and is able to look after my baby while I attend my classes.
When I’m not in college, I spend some of my evenings and most of my Sundays working as a waitress in a restaurant.
I am completely exhausted and I’m starting to feel as though I’m putting my dad under too much pressure with my baby.
I would rather make myself ill than stop fighting to be the best mum and daughter that I can be.
