At 13 I was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia. I thought my life was over and that nothing would ever be the same. Now at 17, almost 18, I've learned my life isn't over. I can't change my disease, even though I wish everyday that I could. Living with the pain is so hard. I seem to look at everyday as torture. I have my parents to please, but more importantly myself. I'm still learning how to live with this disease and still be myself. I lost a huge part of myself when I was first diagnosed and I've still have pieces missing. I want to be happy and feel normal again. One day I know I will be myself again, I just have a long road ahead of me.

I am the mother of a wounded Marine, who was left a quad from a snipers bullet. When I left home to be at his side leaving behind my youngest son was 16, he was 18 when we finally were able to come home.
This song says a lot of what a mother feels during those dark days.

This is song so wonderful! I had my daughter Briley two weeks after my birthday last year She was born premature at 22 weeks in Clarksville,TN. Its been the hardest thing I've had to go threw.My daughter was only 1lb and 1 ounce.She was only 11 inches.Sometimes I feel like its my fault.And I wanna change everything.Its hard to let go and move on with life.All I have is her hospital blanket and foot prints.I never thought this would happen too me.It has taught me so much about life.We can not control what happens to us. Thanks you LeAnn for writing this song. It has help me so much!Love Always,Heather LaShae Jones

My name is Jennifer and I have 2 beautiful little girls named Shealyn and Madison. On June 14, 2006 they lost their dad to a motorcycle accident. Their dad and I were married for almost 10 years when his accident happened and there is so much about our relationship that I wish that I could change but the only thing I can do now is to learn from my mistakes and try to make things better in the next relationship that I have. Everyday I live with looking in my little girls eyes and see the empty space where there dad once was. What I cannot change is the fact that their dad is gone but I can be there for them everyday for the rest of their lives.

Dear LeAnn,
On my 16th birthday my grandfather whom i was very close to passed away- i am now 22. I had a very hard time with his passing. Well a few year before his passing he sat me down and we lissend to your song blue and ever since i have been a huge fan of yours. Now when i but one of your cds in or hear a song of your on the radio its like hes still with me. Thank you.
Sarah