I
was told from a very early age that I could never
have children due to an accident I had when I was 2
years old. So as I grew up with this knowledge and
did courses at school in childcare and did loads of
babysitting for friends and family because learning
to accept the fact that I would never become a mum
made me love children and everything about them.
I'd
look at all my friends and envy them because they
had something I was always told I couldn't. Then, in
2004 I lost my granddad just two weeks before my
20th birthday. I was really close to him and I
took it really hard when he passed away.
Three months after this I went to see a clairvoyant
and she told me that within 18 months I would become
pregnant and have my dream of being a mum, because
my granddad had made it happen. This I found hard to
believe in one sense because of the accident and not
in the other because my granddad knew this was my
only dream.
Time went on and I didn't think anything more of it
and I started dating a guy. Everything was good for
a while and he knew about me not being able to have
children and he was fine with that because he didn't
want any. In the end everything didn't go as
planned and we went our separate ways, only for me
to find out 4 weeks later that I was eight weeks
pregnant.
I
didn't believe at first that it was real. It took a
while to sink in. It was only when I went for my
very first scan that I believed it and that's when I
found out I was having twins.
I was over the moon but
the father was not. I had my twins at 39 weeks
exactly. Now five weeks on I have two beautiful baby
girls that I wouldn't change for the world. And I
thank my granddad every day for this and I know he
will always watch over and protect them. And I will
do my best to give them the best life I can and make
my granddad prouder of me now then he has ever been.
Because I now know he looks down at me everyday with
a smile on his face knowing he has made me the
happiest I've been all my life because I have
something precious twice over and that is the love
of my special girls.