Actress, Uche Ogbodo: 'I No Longer Cry it no longer hurt | see why
Thompson Nsisongabasi
Jul 30, 2021
Actress, Uche Ogbodo posted a photo saying " i no longer cry, it no longer hurt celebrating her daughter Mildred on her 7th birthday .
According to the mother of two, she no longer cries on her daughter's birthday again because she is blessed already and the story behind her birth does not hurt anymore.
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Sharing a photo of her daughter on her official Instagram page, the proud mum wrote;
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"Look Whose Baby just Turned 7, MINE... I am Dancing In Dominion, 'Cos I can Clearly See the hand of God in my Life and My Beautiful Children. For this, I am super grateful. @mildredshine My Rainbow Baby that Shielded me from A Mighty Storm that came to Consume Me. My Angel in Human Body. The Sweetest, kindest, most loving human I have ever met. Thank you Again for Giving me the Privilege to be your mother. ...., Thank you for coming into my Empty life 7 years ago. I no longer Cry on your Birthdays, I Have been blessed so much more, it no Longer Hurts. Thank you, Lord. Happy 7th birthday My Sunshine @mildredshine Pls Everyone Go Wish my Baby A Happy Birthday, make her feel the impact of the Love Y'all have for her mother."
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