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  1. Emily Patten says:

    This is a beautiful post. Thank you for sharing.

  2. Night Owler says:

    I agree with you hun! I've had several friends who had baby showers and they werent married before having the baby. Never had a friend who had a baby by a married man. But you should still love your friend and support her and stand behind her. That's what she needs. Plus how would they feel if the position was reversed.

  3. Anonymous says:

    It's shocking to me that in this day and age, some people still judge other people on their "sin". It's about time people realize that nobody is better or worse than anyone else. We are all equal. And any parent, who is having a baby, deserves a shower no matter what.

  4. I completely agree with you! We are not here to judge others and their sins, that is left to God. And either way the baby is born free of sins, completely pure, why should they suffer for the sins of their parents? And every mother deserves help, especially a single mother who seems to have not known what she got herself into. I think she should have a baby shower just as any other new mother would have regardless of her marital status.
    Shannon
    [ lifeofpoole.blogspot.com ]

  5. you are amazing. in every sense of the word.

  6. Meredith says:

    This is a wonderful post and I agree, you can dislike with how it came to be but the child needs to be brought into world of love and that starts with supporting the mother. I family member of my fiance got pregnant at a young age and no baby's father in the picture and their church/her immediate family didn't agree with giving a shower, but a few other family members threw one for her and invited them anyway. I firmly told people that I supported the shower and sent a huge basket of gifts.

  7. Jennifer says:

    Wow. Just…wow. Thank you for having the courage to share that.

  8. Boy, did I need that!
    Thank you for sharing this!
    http://www.rsrue.blogspot.com

  9. Angela says:

    Hi Chelsea! This is so beautifully written 🙂 thank you for your openness. I totally agree that we are not the ones to judge others. We should accept and offer help where it is clearly needed. We cannot change others but we can change how we respond to be accepting and open-minded. Seriously, beautiful words of wisdom.
    🙂
    Angela

  10. Jana says:

    I enjoyed reading this! What a great reminder. We all need to remember to love others as Jesus would and remember that each person, no matter their circumstances is precious in the eyes of God. Thanks for sharing! 🙂

  11. Love Meghan says:

    beautifully written, and you're so right!

  12. Scarlett says:

    Amazing…His grace is for us all 🙂

  13. ally says:

    i just stumbled upon your blog.. and this post really got me.. i completely agree.. wise wise words.. i shared it to facebook.. i hope you don't mind.. thank you for this reminder.. that Jesus came for the broken, the imperfect.. US.. all of us.. God bless!!
    love and blessings, ally

  14. Jane says:

    <3 I completely agree with you. She is the one who needs help the most. And, it's heartbreaking that her church, the place I would go for support, wasn't supportive of her when she needed it.

  15. Jackie says:

    Beautifully said. I agree with you- it's sad that she won't get the support from those she probably wants/ needs it from most. I love your blog by the way! I'm a fairly new follower 🙂

    xo Jackie
    jaclara.blogspot.com

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