Jodi Picoult Quotes
It's Not Politically Correct To Say That You Love One Child More Than You Love Your Others. I Love All Of My Kids, Period, And They're All Your Favorites In Different Ways. But Ask Any Parent Who's Been Through Some Kind Of Crisis Surrounding A Child
a Health Scare, An Academic Snarl, An Emotional Problem
and We Will Tell You The Truth. When Something Upends The Equilibrium
when One Child Needs You More Than The Others
that Imbalance Becomes A Black Hole. You May Never Admit It Out Loud, But The One You Love The Most Is The One Who Needs You More Desperately Than His Siblings. What We Really Hope Is That Each Child Gets A Turn. That We Have Deep Enough Reserves To Be There For Each Of Them, At Different Times.
All This Goes To Hell When Two Of Your Children Are Pitted Against Each Other, And Both Of Them Want You On Their Side.
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