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On March 16, 2003 I became a mother. It was six weeks early and my water had broken. I really wasn't ready and I was scared. I had read all of the books and I still had no idea what to expect.
That day changed my life in so many wonderful ways that I cannot even explain most of them. I adored being his mother. I felt the same way after his two sisters arrived. I was enjoying being a mother. I still do to this day.
I had the opportunity to listen to Garth Brook’s brand new single, “Mom” available on GhostTunes and I loved it. I especially like how it speaks to me about being a mom and how it shares the story of what a mom is.
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The GhostTunes platform gives fans the freedom to listen to purchased music on the device of their choice while providing artists with a new way to sell their music any way they dream. Experience more at www.GhostTunes.com.
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