Yesterday marks exactly one year since the day the doctors told me they didn’t know if Jaylen would make it past 11 weeks. I left the hospital feeling hopeless, defeated, scared, and heartbroken. A year later and I felt it all over again. It was also the day my dad died.
What happened
It was MLK ...
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