Jahi Chikwendiu

Gail and McKenzie: A Great-Grandmother and Child: 2009mckenzie11

The steady back-and-forth motion of the swing soothes McKenzie, who is easily roused into tantrums. {quote}I will never stop hoping, I will never stop praying, and I will never stop teaching and trying to reach her,{quote} Ertel said.
Woodbridge, Virginia, USA

The steady back-and-forth motion of the swing soothes McKenzie, who is easily roused into tantrums. "I will never stop hoping, I will never stop praying, and I will never stop teaching and trying to reach her," Ertel said. 

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