My name is Danine Huff Romero, and I am a native Delawarean. That’s right – I was born, raised, and currently live in Delaware! I even went to the University of Delaware and Goldey-Beacom College. I ventured out to the big city of Philadelphia where I have worked for nearly 20 years but most recently… Continue reading Living Every Day With Autism – by Danine Huff Romero
Every time I find myself thinking, "This is the hardest thing I've ever done," the Lord will invariably allow something else to happen in my life. This was also true back in 2017 when my son CJ was diagnosed with autism. As my husband and I sat on the comfortable tan sofa inside the psychologist’s… Continue reading There’s Nothing Wrong With Being Different – by Susann Williams
At 37 years old, I was considered to be at “advanced maternal age” when our oldest daughter Allie was conceived through fertility treatments. When I turned 39, my husband Anthony and I decided to try naturally for another child, and I got pregnant right away. On June 21, 2018, God made us a family of… Continue reading Don’t Ever Limit God, or Your Child – by Yasmin Only
Life has a way of surprising you. We were not trying to conceive the baby we lost. We already had two sweet boys and were considering the possibility of a third ("the tiebreaker") but had not planned to get pregnant any time soon. But alas, our plans, or lack thereof didn’t mean anything when it… Continue reading Community Helped Me Heal – by Dr. Quantrilla Ard
I met Will in 1999; we were engaged in 2001 and married in 2002. With the natural progression of things, the next step was to start our family. We wanted to take the first year of marriage to focus on the two of us before starting a family. I never heard anyone talk about miscarriages,… Continue reading  I Was Never Alone – by Terri Levy
After meeting my husband at work, children were the furthest thing from my mind as I was enjoying my 20s. After we got married, our first focus was to buy a house, secondly a car, but we also wanted to expand our family. After returning from a trip with friends to Virginia Beach in July… Continue reading He Prepared Me For This – by Da’Shonda Smith
One moment I was the one who was praying, and in the next month, I was the one who needed prayer! Friday, September 13, 2019, was a day I will never forget. To fully appreciate these moments, I’ll go back a week or so prior. It was just a regular Tuesday morning. I was in… Continue reading When You Can’t Understand Why – by Rev. Staci Williams
From as far back as I can remember, my brother Tyrone was the greatest thing ever and could do no wrong in my eyes. We had a very unique relationship - he’s the oldest and I’m one of the babies in the family. In my early childhood, we weren't close at all, as he would… Continue reading It is Well With My Soul – by Tina May
I have always been one to hold everything close to me, never wanting to show any weakness or cracks in the armor I had encased myself in. But anytime I can share about my brother, I do. He is no longer here and sharing about him keeps his memory alive in this world. To Melvin… Continue reading Even Though He’s Gone, I Still Have to Live – by Fahtema Lewis
My brother Ron was 7 ½ years younger than me and was considered special from Day 1. He was named after my mother’s brother, who had been murdered a year earlier. He was very special to her, which made our relationship…complicated. I felt like I didn’t exist when my brother was around. At times, I… Continue reading When He Died, My Anger Died With Him – by Markisha Greene
Faith-Filled Moms 