I loved, and still love, Everly Mae fiercely. I worshipped her. She was not only my baby daughter, she was also my best friend and the love of my life. When we would look into each other's eyes I'd get lost in her deep brown eyes, and see the beautiful soul within. I saw her warmth and fire, I saw the innocence and softness this world so desperately needed. I saw the kindness that everyone should have. I saw a tender-heart that was so willing to make anyone smile. I saw the eagerness to learn everything she possibly could. I saw the determination to accomplish anything she wanted to. I saw the humor that existed by wanting to be the center of attention. I saw the future, complete with love and happiness like no other. I saw my daughter, and when looking into her eyes, I saw the love she had for me.
My daughter is the sun, the moon, and all of the stars. She is what binds what's left of this world for me. Her eyes and smile ALWAYS made people happy, and she had a presence about her that would draw people in. Her giggle was infectious, and there was no way she would ever let your attention be on anyone else but her. She was a go-getter, she was driven, she was determined, and most of all, Everly Mae was a fighter.
Everly Mae fought for her life ever since the day she was born. She overcame every obstacle thrown her way, and she began to grow and thrive from the little 5 pounds 15 oz she was. She was 14 pounds when she died, but she had the fortitude and determination of a toddler. My daughter had more potential than anyone I've ever met, and her tender-hearted personality and inquisitive nature made her one of a kind. She's my greatest accomplishment, and it is a true honor to be her mother.
Allegedly, in the blink of an eye, between two breaths, my innocent and defenceless Everly was robbed of her life and this world. Robbed of her experiences. Robbed of HER future. We were robbed of our lives that we were supposed to live with her. With her death he stole that from her, from EVERYONE. He put us in a living hell we will never escape, but even his darkness cannot dim the brightness Everly Mae was and is in this world. She doesn't get to live another single day of her life, and that was not her choice, my choice, or any of her family's choice. She was given a life sentence and forever frozen at 9 months and 27 days. #justiceforeverlymaejones
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