I rise today to celebrate life. Last week, our Nation's Capital saw thousands who traveled here to march in the 53rd annual March for Life. My team was proud to host many Alabamians who were here and thank them for their dedication to the life movement. The theme--``Life is a Gift''--reminded me about how valuable our advocacy is in protecting our most vulnerable and supporting families. You see, for me, second to the salvation provided to me through my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, being a wife and a mom is the most important thing in my life. You can't quite explain it. There is something about being a parent: the first cry, the first step, then being able to help them navigate big decisions. And while it is so crucial and having a strong father and strong families helps us have strong individuals, there is something special about being a momma--feeling that first kick; realizing that you have a human, made in God's image, that you are humbled to get to help bring into this world. That is something that I hope for every woman, and it is a reason that I am so dedicated to making sure that we protect women and children along that journey.
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Celebrating the March for Life and discussing the importance of motherhood and family.
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