Strawberry Fields

“I think you reach an age—and it is different for everyone—where you finally realize that all the things you thought mattered, don’t. It often happens when you lose the one thing that really did, but by then it’s too late. Our little girl was only three months and three days old when she died. I sometimes think she was just too precious and perfect to exist in such an imperfect world.”
― Alice Feeney, His & Hers

“We’re all addicted to something: money, success, social media, sugar, sex … the list of possibilities is endless.”
― Alice Feeney, His & Hers

“by the end, I loved her more than I thought it was possible to love another human being. I cared about her far more than I ever cared about myself. That’s why I did it. Why I had to. I think it’s important that people know that, when they find out what I’ve done. If they do. Perhaps then they might understand that I did it for her.”
― Alice Feeney, His & Hers

“What I lack in forgiveness I make up for in patience. And I pay attention to the little things, because they are often the biggest clues to who a person really is. People rarely see themselves the way others do; we all carry broken mirrors.”
― Alice Feeney, His & Hers