About Us
Growing up, I thought my Learning Disability was who I was and I could never be anything more. I did not feel accepted in the world by my peers & family. Worse of all, I felt that my gifts and capabilities were dismissed.
Later on, I learned, that I am not my disability. I stopped making excuses for myself and was determined to show how strong and capable I am. Again and again I amazed myself. I found ways around my disability. There is always a way!
I know I'm capable of anything I put my mind and heart to. And you are too! Guard your disability!
Unfortunately, during the trauma of feeling unloved and not accepted, I developed an eating disorder call bulimia. I didn't know it, but I was slowly killing myself. Luckily, I had someone special in my life at the time to care and get me through recovery.
A miracle happened after I recovered. I became pregnant. Surprise! I had been worried that after ten years of bulimia I wouldn't be able to get pregnant even if I tried. God had other plans! We were blessed with not only one baby but four!
I gave birth to quadruplets. No artificial fertilization. It was all natural! I was even on birth control at the time. I guess you could say I'm very fertile. LOL!
We have three girls and one boy. All perfectly healthy and happy. They are best thing that's ever happened to me--to us!
God's gift for sure.
The question I get asked all the time, "How do you it? How do you take care of four babies, run a business, and take care of health problems left over from the years battling bulimia?" Well, when you're a mom to multiples, you figure out. There's always a solution to every problem. You just have to concentrate on the solution instead of focusing on the problem. Raising four babies comes with loads of stress, loads of never-ending days, but also loads of love, laughter, and fun.
The one thing that was so hard for me when I had the babies was that I lost my independence. Despite growing up with severe learning disabilities, I made my own money ever since high school. I bought all my prom dresses. I paid for my first car and my second car.
When I got the news we were having quadruplets, I had a full-time job and I was going to cosmetology school full time. Of course, that all changed when four babies came into our lives with round the clock feedings, changing, and snuggle time.
Making ends meet with four babies is tough. But I am determined to financially contribute toward our family. I want to show our children that there is always a way around things. We are capable of so much more than we are given credit for! And above all, I want to show them the love and care and acceptance that I often felt deprived of while I was struggling with my bulimia.
And this is why I complete your orders with all the love and care I can provide. Everyone in this world deserves loads of love straight from the heart.
If you have a story like mine, perhaps a disability or a medical condition, know that it doesn't determine who you are. And for you mothers out there, if you have a business idea, go for it! You got this. I believe in you.
From my heart to yours,
Deanna