So that's why I said, when you had kids, right? She said no. It was when she was only 35, divorcing, raising two boys on her own, working a heartbreaking job saving little babies from bad events and dealing with an aggressive breast cancer that refused to cooperate with some of the treatments. That's when she, every day, pulled it up, that something, that knowing, that grabbing onto the incredibleness of who she knew she was, what she was really made of and how strong she had always been, so that she could live and love those kids and make sure they had a safe home with a great mom in it, the one everyone dreams of having....
The Stuyvesant Family’s Revolutionary Legacy
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Stuyvesant is a familiar name in the history of New York City, and today
many streets, schools, and buildings bear that surname. The origins of the
Stuyv...
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