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Jesse Campbell: Daddy Daughter Days

After my daughter Soraya was born, I called my mother and said, "Mom, I don't
even think this child knows I exist." Mom responded, "Baby, she's just breast feeding
right now. Pretty soon, she'll want nobody but you."

A few months passed and Soraya began crawling. One day after feeding, her
mom placed her on the floor and walked out of the room. I remember it like it was
yesterday, looking at her with so much love from far across the room, and thinking that
now was my chance to hold, hug and win over my baby girl. But before I could act, her
mom returned and sat on the floor between the baby and me.

My heart sank. I had missed my chance! Immediately, the child began to crawl,
but this time, when she got to her mother, Soraya crawled right past her and toward her
big sister, my teenage stepdaughter. Oh no! I blurted out "where is this child going" as I
guarded the front door that was but a few feet on the other side of me. Before I could
even finish my question, she suddenly changed direction, and started crawling towards
me. My eyes widened. My heart pounded. Oh my God. She was actually coming to me!
The closer she came the more I smiled. The more I smiled the faster she came, until
suddenly ... she stopped! Holding a suspense filled smile on my face, I watched in slow
motion as she reached out her little arm, placed her hand on my leg and looked up at me
with those big, beautiful, innocent, loving brown eyes as if to say, "I see you -- and I
know who you are Daddy!" My heart smiled so hard that I became flushed with joy. My
voice shot up a few octaves and said, "You're coming to me? You want me? Hi baby girl! Daddy loves you so much." When my ex-wife and I divorced several years ago, I knew that I'd end up raising our daughter. I never planned on being a single dad, but I'm glad that God had a bigger plan. Being a Daddy is the greatest joy of my life. I look back fondly at that day, now almost ten years ago. My happy bundle of joy crawled to me, I took her into my arms, and I haven't let go since. This experience with my daughter taught me that the manifestation of my heart's desire was seriously delayed but certainly not denied. I may not get what I want -- when I want it, but if I keep the eyes of my heart focused on my desire while doing all I know to do, it will come to pass. I thought about having my child; I felt the love for my child and thus, I ended up raising my child. However, I've also learned to be mindful of what I ask for, because now, I know for a fact, that "my wish is God's command." I asked and in time, I received! And I wouldn't change a thing about where, when or how it happened. Everything happened to prepare me for what's happening and yet to happen. Thus began our daddy daughter days.... Jesse Campbell is a contestant on The Voice.

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Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jesse-campbell/daddy-daughter-days_b_1281690.html

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