Adam

I don't write about him nearly enough and maybe, just maybe, I didn't really appreciate him enough until he went back home to TN. Let me start off saying I am not meant to be a single parent-no way. Adam is a great daddy and a loving husband. I know everyone says that about their spouse but not many have been tested as much as Adam and I have. First, he married me knowing that my sisters were insane and we were going to have to care for them for many years. This alone should have made him run away (if you have met them and known the hell and torture they have put us through, you understand). Then, we have tons of kids. I always feel blessed that he comes home right after work excited to see the kids and me. Trust me, by the time he gets home from work, people are crying, the house is dirty, things are a mess. He comes home and dives right in. If I have had a hard day with the baby (whichever baby-there is always a baby) he is the first to let me go take a bath while he takes care of the baby. Cooking, cleaning, whatever I need help with-he is there. I couldn't make it without him. Now, all of this with Weston. It was difficult for Adam to make the decision not to go back to work until Weston was stable. People are quick to say I am a super mama but he deserves a lot of credit. He is such a blessing as a husband and a father. He is my love and I don't tell him nearly enough.