There
is something to be said about a mother who, in the mist of darkness is
able to find a glimmer of light. To turn a situation that should have
destroyed her into a positive experience for her, her family and
community. Storymye Wommack has decided to let laryngomalacia empower
her, not destroy her--the definition of a LM Supermom.
A message from Storyme:
To
really heal is to help someone. I heard this today and it instantly
gave me a flutter in my heart. It just made it all click. I spent the
1st year of Jordy's life fighting for her health and mourning the loss
of the healthy baby we had imagined having. I was so focused on trying
to heal everything that was wrong with her and all of the fears and the
what ifs that I stopped living. I became consumed by LM. Then one day I
woke up and decided I wanted to give back to CWL for helping me keep my
sanity through all of this. We started
the
planning for the 1st Annual Coping With LM charity softball tournament
and before I knew I felt free. I had finally let go and started to get
myself back. My eyes are open to a whole new light. Yes Jordy has LM.
Yes my life is still just as stressful. But, yes my life is beautiful
and I feel amazing! Stephanie
Hueston you are right, it does get better!! My heart and soul are
starting to heal a little more everyday. It really wasn't Jordy and her
LM that needed to be healed this whole time it was me! Jordy has never
let this horrid birth defect get her down and I will not either. Now
here's to raising lots of money and awareness for CWL!!!
To learn more about The 1st Annual Coping With LM Charity Softball Tournament click here.
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