A Mother’s Choice
Jackie was certain she was the only one in the diner caring for a newborn that evening. Surrounded by strangers, she felt all attention shifting toward her. But what mattered most was doing what was right for her child, not what people thought.
She refused to feel shame for responding to her baby’s needs. Feeding him was natural and necessary. Whatever judgment others held didn’t matter—her role as a mother came first, and she stood by that choice with quiet resolve.
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