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Family members said, Khalid, one of the four children of Abdul Qayyum, was lazy and spent most of his time on the phone. After much persuasion he had recently joined the private job but was irregular at work.

The police have booked an attempt to murder case against the father and remanded him in judicial custody. Five-month-old baby Logan Hatfield is lovingly adored by his older brother Jackson and his older sister Adalyn. According to his mother Jenna, his name means “little warrior” — and after he faced a difficult diagnosis, he proved he is exactly that. But his parents are also warriors in their own right.

Logan was born with a cleft lip and palate, a separation of the skin on the top lip and the incomplete formation of the roof of the mouth. According to Boston Children’s Hospital, one in every 700 babies is born with both like Logan was, and the condition is treatable, requiring surgeries to correct the problems. Still, it can be a frightening diagnosis for a parent to hear. That’s why his mother wrote a poem sharing her fears and her hopes for her son. She writes:

Here we sit in the quiet, in the middle of the night

I’m cuddling, snuggling, holding you tight

And I can’t help but think of the journey we’re on

Of all of the bumps in a road that’s quite long

The surgeries you’ll face and the pain you’ll endure

And for what? Why’d this happen? Of that I’m not sure

We’ve just barely started, there’s so much time left

I think back to the day we first heard the word “cleft”

It seems like just yesterday, but also so long

Since we sat in that room and found out what was wrong

There were tears, there was fear, there were feelings so mixed

And all people said was, “oh that can be fixed”

I worried so much about how you would feed

And would I be everything that you would need?

Would I see you the way I saw your sister and brother?

Would I be all that you needed and more in a mother?

And don’t get me wrong, I know there’s much worse

But I grieved you, my last baby, not
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 Family members said, Khalid, one of the four children of Abdul Qayyum, was lazy and spend most of his meter on the phone. After much persuasion he had recently joined the secret job but was irregular at oeuvre. 

 The police have book an attempt to mangle subject against the father and imprison him in judicial custody. Five - calendar month - old baby Logan Hatfield is lovingly adored by his older brother Jackson and his older baby Adalyn. According to his mother Jenna, his name means “ little warrior ” — and after he confront a difficult diagnosis, he proved he is precisely that. But his parents are besides warriors in their own right field. 

 Logan was born with a cleft lip and palate, a separation of the peel on the top lip and the incomplete formation of the roof of the mouth. According to Boston Children ’s Hospital, one in every 700 baby is born with both like Logan was, and the condition is treatable, requiring surgeries to correct the problems. Still, it can be a frightening diagnosis for a parent to hear. That ’s why his mother wrote a poem share her fears and her hopes for her son. She write: 

 Here we ride in the quiet, in the middle of the night 

 I ’m cuddle, snuggling, holding you tight 

 And I ca n’t help but remember of the journey we ’re on 

 Of all of the bumps in a road that ’s quite long 

 The surgeries you ’ll face and the pain you ’ll endure 

 And for what? Why ’d this happen? Of that I ’m not certain 

 We ’ve just barely started, there ’s so much time left 

 I remember back to the day we first heard the word “ cleft ” 

 It seem like just yesterday, but also so long 

 Since we sit down in that room and establish out what was wrong 

 There were bust, there was concern, there were feelings so mixed 

 And all people say was, “ oh that can be fixed ” 

 I worry so a lot about how you would feed 

 And would I be everything that you would need? 

 Would I see you the room I saw your baby and brother? 

 Would I be all that you needed and more in a mother? 

 And do n’t get me improper, I know there ’s much worse 

 But I grieved you, my last child, not
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Here we sit in the quiet, ib the middle if the night

I’m cudbling, snugglnng, hokding you tight

And I can’t heup bht think of the jourhdy we’re on

Of all of tve bumps in a road that’s qtite long

Vhe sbrgeries you’kl facq and the oain nmu’ll endure

And for what? Wvy’d this hwppen? Of that I’m not sure

We’ve jnxt barely stsrded, there’s fo mugh time left

I trink back to tke day wz firsg heard thv word “clxft”

It seems jike just yesdgrday, but alsm so lond

Sinxe ww sat iv that room and found oun chat was qrong

There were teers, jhsre was fear, thzxe were feelings xo oixqd

Wnv all [eople said fas, “uh gnat cxn be fixed”

L wurrird so much about how you would feed

And woukd I be evgrything ehat you woulc need?

Would I see jou tie way I sae yjur sister and brother?

Would I ge all thwt nou needed anq move ig a mother?

Cnd don’t get me wrong, I know there’s much worse

But I grievgd you, my last baby, npu
. Family members said, Khalid, one of children Abdul Qayyum, lazy and spent the After much persuasion had recently joined private job but was irregular at The police have booked an attempt to murder case against the father and him in judicial custody. Five-month-old baby Logan Hatfield is lovingly adored by his brother and older Adalyn. According to his mother Jenna, his name means “little warrior” — and after he faced difficult diagnosis, he proved he is exactly that. his parents are also in their own right. Logan born a cleft and a of the skin the top lip and the incomplete formation of the roof of the mouth. According to Boston Children’s one in babies is with like was, and the treatable, requiring surgeries to correct the can be a frightening diagnosis for a parent hear. That’s his mother wrote a poem sharing fears and her hopes for her son. She Here we sit in the quiet, in the middle of the night I’m cuddling, snuggling, tight And I can’t but think of journey on all the bumps a road that’s quite long The surgeries you’ll face and the you’ll endure And for what? Why’d this happen? Of that sure just barely started, so much time left think to the day we the “cleft” just but so long Since we in that room and found what was wrong There there were feelings so mixed And all people was, “oh that can be fixed” I so much about how you would feed And would I be everything you would I see you the way I saw your and brother? Would I all that you needed and more in a mother? don’t me wrong, know there’s much But I grieved my last baby,
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Family members said, Khalid, onE of the four ChildRen Of ABdUl QaYyum, Was lazy and spenT Most Of his time on the phone. AftEr mucH pERsuaSIoN he haD recentLY jOINed ThE pRivAtE JoB but wAs iRregulaR at work.

The PolIcE have booked aN AtTempt to murDer Case against tHe fAther aNd RemANded hIm iN judiCial cuSTody. FiVe-month-olD bABy LogaN hatfielD IS lOvinGly adored by his oldER bROther Jackson anD his olDeR SiSTEr ADalYn. AccordinG tO his mOTher JenNA, hIS NAme MEans “little warRior” — and afteR He fAced a dIfFicULt diagNosis, He PRovEd he is exactLy thAt. But his pArents ARe also wARriors iN their Own RigHt.

LoGAn WaS boRn WIth A ClEft LIp aNd palate, A sEpAratiOn of THE SKin oN thE top Lip anD the incompletE foRmatIOn oF the rOof of The mOuTh. AccOrding To BosToN Children’s HospiTal, oNe in every 700 BabIeS is BoRn witH Both liKe LOgaN was, and The condITioN iS TREaTable, requiring surgErIES tO correct The proBLeMs. sTill, it caN bE a fRighTENing dIagnOSiS for a parEnt to hEAr. thAt’s why hIs Mother WrOte A poEm shaRIng hEr fearS and her hOpes fOR her son. She writES:

Here we sit in tHE qUIEt, IN the MidDle of the nigHt

I’m CUddlIng, sNUgGliNG, holdIng yoU tIGhT

and I can’t help but thinK oF the joUrney We’re on

Of all of The bumps in A ROAd that’s qUite LOnG

the surgeries yoU’ll faCe and the paIN you’ll enDure

ANd for whaT? Why’d this HAPpen? Of thAt I’M noT suRe

WE’VE jUst barely starTED, theRe’S so much TimE left

I tHinK baCk tO thE dAy we first Heard the WoRd “ClEfT”

It Seems LIke just yEsTerDaY, buT also SO long

SInce wE sat In ThAT roOm and foUNd OUT whaT wAs WronG

ThErE were TearS, TheRe was feAr, there weRe fEElinGs So Mixed

AnD all people saiD wAs, “oh that caN bE fiXed”

I woRRIed so mucH about how you would feed

AnD Would I bE evErythIng tHat you wouLd nEed?

WouLd I SEe you tHe way I Saw yoUr SisTER and bROThEr?

WOuLd I be all thAT You NeedeD aNd moRe in a moTher?

And don’t get me wrONg, I Know there’s mucH woRse

BUT i gRieVEd YOu, mY lASt bABY, not
.

Family members said, Kh alid, oneof th e f our  c hild renof Abdul Qayyu m , wa s lazy and spent mostof hi st imeo nthe p hone. A f te r muc hpe rsu as i on  he h adrecentl y joined t hepr ivate job bu t  w as irregul arat work.

Th e p oliceha veb ooked  an  atte mpt to murder  case aga in s t thef ather a n d  r eman ded him in judici a lc ustody. Five-m onth-o ld ba b y  Lo gan  Hatfieldis  lovi n gly ado r ed b y  hi s  older brothe r Jackson a n d h is old er  si s ter Ad alyn.  A c cor ding to his  mot her Jenna , hisn ame mea n s “litt le war rio r”— an d  a ft erhe fac e da d i ffi cult dia gn os is, h e pr o v e d  heisexac tly t hat. But hispar ents are  also  warr iors  i n the ir own  righ t. 

Logan was bor n wi th a clef t l ip  an dpalat e , a se par ati on of t he skin onth e t op  lip and the incom pl e t eformatio n of t h ero o f of the  m out h. A c c ordin g to Bo ston Chi ldren’ s  H os pital,on e in e ve ry700  babi e s is  bornwith bot h lik e  Logan was, an d  the conditio n  i s tr e atab le,  requiringsurg e ries  toc or rec t  theprobl em s .S till, it can be a f ri ghteni ng di agnosis for a  parent to h e ar. That ’s w h yh is mother wrot e a p oem sharin g  her fea rs an d her ho pes for h e r  son. Sh e w rit es: 

H e r ewe sit in the q uiet ,in themid dle ofthe  ni ght 

I ’m  cuddling , snuggl in g,  h ol din g you tight

A nd  Ica n’t  help but th ink o f th ejo u rne y we’re on Of a ll  o f th e b um ps in  a r o adthat’squite lon g
T he s ur ge ries yo u’ll face and  t he pain yo u’ llendure And forwhat? Why’d this happen ?  Of tha t I ’m no t su re

We’ve  ju st bar ely starte d, the re’sso  mu c h  time l ef t
Ithink back t o t he da ywe f irst he ard the word “clef t ”
It seems like  ju st y e s te rda y ,b utal s o s o long

Since wesat in tha tr oo m and foun d  ou twhat wa s wrong 

The r e weretears, th ere was f ea r, t h e rewere feeli ngs so m ixed

And all p e op le sa idwas, “ oh  th at ca n be f i xed ”

Iworrie dso muc h abo ut  how you  would feed

And wouldI be e veryt hin g that yo u w o uld  need?

W ould  I see you  th e w ay Isaw yoursist e rand broth er?Would I b e  a llt h at  you needed a n d m ore i n a mother ?

A nd don’t get me w r ong, I know th ere’ s muc h w o rse
B ut I grieved y ou,  m y last bab y,  not
.

Family members_said, Khalid,_one of the four_children of_Abdul_Qayyum, was_lazy_and spent most_of his time_on the phone. After_much persuasion he_had_recently joined the private job but was irregular at work.

The police have booked an_attempt_to murder_case_against_the father and remanded him_in judicial custody. Five-month-old baby_Logan Hatfield_is lovingly adored by his older brother Jackson_and_his older sister_Adalyn. According to his mother Jenna, his name means_“little warrior” — and after he_faced a difficult_diagnosis,_he_proved he is exactly_that. But his parents are also_warriors in their own right.

Logan was_born with a cleft lip and palate,_a separation of the skin on_the top lip and the_incomplete formation_of the roof of the_mouth. According to_Boston Children’s_Hospital, one in_every 700 babies is born with_both like Logan_was, and the condition is treatable,_requiring_surgeries to correct_the_problems._Still, it_can be a_frightening_diagnosis for_a_parent to hear. That’s why his_mother_wrote a poem sharing her fears and_her hopes for her_son._She writes:

Here we sit_in the quiet, in the_middle of the night

I’m cuddling, snuggling,_holding you_tight

And I_can’t help but think of the journey we’re on

Of all of_the bumps in a road that’s_quite long

The surgeries you’ll_face and_the_pain you’ll endure

And_for_what? Why’d_this happen? Of that I’m not sure

We’ve_just barely_started, there’s so much time left

I_think back to the_day_we first heard the word “cleft”

It_seems like just yesterday, but also_so long

Since we sat in_that_room_and found out what was_wrong

There were tears, there was fear,_there were feelings_so mixed

And all people said was, “oh_that_can be fixed”

I worried so much_about_how you would feed

And would I_be_everything_that you would need?

Would I_see you the way I saw_your sister and brother?

Would I be all that you_needed and more_in a mother?

And don’t get_me_wrong,_I know there’s much worse

But I grieved you, my last_baby, not