Life is a constant stream of changes and no matter how hard we fight to keep things constant, they change nonetheless and so do we. Seeing this video made me think of my own parents and yes, I cried as well – it’s impossible not to. But like me, Angie is very lucky to have had a wonderful mother. She is doing great, and her mom would be very proud of her.

I was just tearing up listening to here talk about her mom.there is New audio from Readers Digest thats really sweet the interviewer left alot of great things out of that article you really have to hear.she says that her mom knew about pax and helped pic the name. It’s so cuute the way she was talking about Pax. she also talked about how her and james got through her mom passing And the way she talks about brad is AWWW
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I did the same thing, Laura! What a lovely and poignant interview.

I caught the interview this morning. When she started tearing up when talking about her mom I started to tear up too. She’s lucky to have Brad and the kids during this difficult time.

Angie states that she “wants to be a great mom”. There’s an old saying that goes something like this…”you have to love yourself before you can love someone else”. Well the same rule applies here except you have to be a great person before you can be a great mom. A great mom doesn’t abandon a newborn baby to go to work. A great mom doesn’t employ 3 or 4 nannies to do her job. Lets just keep it on the straight and narrow please Angie. I am a reader who doesn’t buy into your 24/7 act. Oh ya, and I too happen to be a mother except I don’t long to be a great mom, I am a great mom!

I think she´s amazing, no one can imagine how hard it has to be to be followed by cameras all the time and trying to live your life and be a good person and still be hated by some people who don´t even know you… I really admire her for what she does as a goodwill ambassador and I really want to see that new movie of hers, but above all I think she´s a wonderful mother.