I dont kno who u r..but u said it right...I remember a person of Power in me an my kids pass and this person entered our life..an needless t say ..her actions really hurt our family.
I saw the movie twice and each time I cried through it. I'm so sorry that you lived through that, but I've learned that some people are born to be soldiers on the front line that others may learn and grow from. God Bless You, Sister. You are a sweet soul. I'am so happy about your successes, triumph, your victory in Christ. Thank You, Jesus. Thank You, Father God.
I wish we could see an interview with the mother God sent her. I would love to hear her side of the journey too. I'm sure it's just as amazing as Regina's way of telling the story, but I wanna hear the motherly part of it too. This story really stole my heart.
Just saw this movie in 2024 March, it was absolutely remarkable! Regina shows that “Love” has absolutely no color! Her mom could have been taught the culture that was needed for her to grow up proud black in womanhood ! It kills me that a lot of times it’s OUR very own! Who of the catalyst for disruptors in our lives! God built this woman Regina Louise to take a licking & have the grid/ to keep on going! May God continue to bless her & her family!
Amazing movie. The Foster System needs viable solutions. The movie was difficult to watch. Hats off to the actors and what a riveting story. It's a must see film.
Just seeing this movie 03/18/23, cried like a baby. For YEARS I've prayed for a job involving children and or elders, after seeing this movie, I have my answer!
Regina thank you for sharing your story! Love you for many reasons! I too was in over 6 foster homes….I now have a wonderful Mom and 40 years later realize how much I still appreciate and Love her so much!❤
The part of the movie that really broke me was when she was given all those letters and cassette from miss kerr when she was let go by the children's center
🌹💐🌹💐🌹This was a beautiful interview! Cathy brought tears to my eyes each time she told Regina that she loves her. She has a beautiful, pure spirit...just like her beautiful Earth Angel, Regina Louise.
They still keep mothers from talking to their child. The state/ legal system is messed up!! They don’t think about the people that are likely suffering so much, …the children! I watched the movie last night and just saw this video. Regina is a beautiful and brilliant person! So much love to Regina and to the mother who adopted her!! ❤️❤️
The horrible things some of those sweet children go through ,hurtful Others will pull from this beautiful lady Strength God bless her and That beautiful lady who loved her unconditionally That's a mother (her )mother bless them
Thank you for this wonderful interview! I'd love to see an interview w/Jeanne & Regina as well! The lifetime movie was inspirational beyond three boxes of tissues! The characters nailed the spirit of the biopic! I am awaiting the books! I had a bit of a brush w/wanting to adopt a child w/ AIDS in the '80s when I was in my mid to late '20s. She was raped by her mother's boyfriend when she was visiting her from foster care. Her foster mother brought her into our minor emergency office w/ symptoms she suspected were contagious and if what the little girl had was, the woman wanted her out of her house immediately! She said this in front of the child who had been in her care since the age of 3. She was just about to turn 10. I was a nurse in my first position. I wasn't allowed to adopt her of course for a number of reasons. None of the reasons were acceptable to me but they held all the cards! My parents wanted to adopt her when I was turned down but they were told they were too old. The system did happily give me medical power of attorney for her because they could pass the buck, so to speak but I would take anything! I was allowed to spend time with her and keep her w/ me as long as a week at a time. She called me mama when we weren't with anyone who might know that she wasn't mine. I loved her dearly and I was with her when she passed away just after her 13th birthday. I was told by the system that I wasn't allowed to reveal anything about our relationship, limited as it was from what we wanted or they would terminate our visits and my medical power of attorney. Furthermore, I was told I couldn't mention anything about the child & the contract to anyone (how would they know if I did, but I took no chances) until both of my parents (as they were also petitioners,) were deceased! Afterward, I was not to give details of her care in the foster care system by name nor was I to seek anyone who may have been related to her. My parents signed a similar contract and they were allowed to have her for up to 48 hours on weekends. I had tons of references and so did my folks but they meant little when dealing w/ a child w/AIDS in the 1980s. My mother passed away in 2016. Out of the blue about 4 to 6 months later I got a letter that said I was no longer held to the contractual agreements made w/the foster care agency named in the contract except in detail. I honestly had no clue what that meant. I was furious and ripped it apart and sat on the floor of the house in which my mother had lived until she died and just wept. I was getting it ready to sell. I was apparently told to keep the life of this little girl a secret. I have told those I care about who are very close to me, know me very well and who may have met her as I spent time w/ a lot of kids throughout my life. I haven't told everyone. My sister and brother who are much older than I have never been told. They probably wouldn't believe it since I was very cautious about the child and didn't want anything to take what time we did have away. I have this little girl in my heart. No actual pictures because that wasn't allowed but her face is in my heart forever. I never had any children of my own but as a nurse and through the church, I worked with countless. AIDS children were pariahs back then and they were in a separate ward in a children's home. Most folks who came in contact with them always wore gloves, never held them and made no skin contact. Being a nurse, I had no problem with skin to skin contact because it was something she needed so desperately and it was part of the love she needed that I was more than willing to give. That was MY little girl. My only child. I didn't have her long but I had her for as long as she was alive. I wish I could have had her officially but what we had was beautiful, open, and honest. She was my blessing. I may never be able to tell people "details" but they are with me like a treasure! When I got the letter, I remember all of the grief came back and the memories were clear. My hurt from my mother's death was still raw but this was a bit like salt in a reopened wound. very few people know that she even existed, but I do! I sang to my mother as she died because that's what she asked of me. When the little girl was dying, she asked me to sing "Stay Awake" from Mary Poppins. She loved that movie. Some of the memories are naturally in bits and pieces but what I have is gold just like the memories I have of other family members I loved and passed away. Lastly, Jesus wasn't white! As a Jewish man, he may have had olive to dark skin living in Jerusalem. I love the Christmas song "Some Children See Him" because, to me, that sorta describes that we see Jesus by what we see in the mirror even though realistically, it's rarely what he probably looked like. I also don't think God should be considered a "HE" because gender only relates to the physical body, not a spirit. We are made in "his" image only based on the image of the spirit, not the body. Done venting! Thank you for posting this interview! To Regina Louise, thank you for rising up above all the obstacles others put in your way and also getting your story on Lifetime! I know you can't get a lifetime into under 2 hours so I await the books you have on Amazon to arrive any day now!
Thank you for sharing your story ! You are an Angel - spiritually - and you were there when she needed you most ! Your thoughts and understanding on "Jesus and God" are truly a sign that your Soul is wise, loving and understanding !
rothutbiene Thank you for your very kind reply. I’m no angel by far; no better or worse than anyone else. I just had the opportunity to enjoy a child who was a true blessing to me and everyone she met! I couldn’t have my own children for health reasons so I appreciate children and time I spend with all of them. I’m especially drawn to children in need. I’ve found what I get back is so much more than what I feel I give them! Now, having left nursing earlier than I wanted due to my health, I volunteer as a character through a Facebook group called M.A.G.I.C. (from 1 to 100 +) for children in need of all ages, & organizations, charities, reading programs, special needs individuals, and even pet adoption. We all do it for free. I go as a mermaid. Not Ariel. I had the red hair before she did! LOL! It’s a group that serves the whole United States. We work w/a lot of party companies that send other characters out! I’m very blessed to be able to do this at my age. God gave me so much, I’m just giving a little bit back. Every child I interact with reminds me of my little girl and it’s easy to love and accept all of them. We all can make a difference somehow and even a seemingly small difference starts the ripple effect! I would love to see everyone make one ripple because there’s never just one ripple! (Big smile!) May God bless you and all those who come across your path!
rothutbiene Thank you again. But I’m no different from anyone else. We all have a chance to do something good or not. Every day we choose to smile or not at someone who may need it and something that small is one of those positive ripples. Any blessings I have, I’m not responsible for. They are a gift from God. Those blessings are there for everyone!
I have only just watched this true story My goodness what a beautiful , sad, heartbreaking, God blessed life 😢😢 The way this child was treated by everyone and then God sent Miss karr .... hope those buildings have changed in how children are treated (i wish they had no need for them buildings) and allowed to be loved regardless of colour .. God bless pumpkin and miss kerr
Even though Jeane was your driving force to do everything you had to to jump every hurdle to get back to the woman who loved you showed you love spoke seeds of encouragement into you to do good do what's right the desire to achieve and obtain goals to be able to get that woman your MOTHER Jeanne back into your life is beautiful but God is the ultimate that we should be trying to get back to and UES sometimes God puts people into our lives to show us the love of God to show us God's unconditional unwavering unquestionable love of God for us I love you Regina I love your Mother Gene so much You both are an inspiration to me and many others God bless you both and I pray God continues to use your life tour story to reach many young girls lives ❤️🙏🥰😊👍🌹🎁🎉
The facility, all the workers, should have been arrested, and shut down, except for the brother. He seemed to be the only one who helped ger. He saved her from drowning. At least she exposed them in the movie. What an evill world
Loved this, I watched the movie on Lifetime last night and to see her beautiful face has me full. I could not believe how strong she was as a child and that forgiveness she talked about was all in the movie. She only reacted when they kept pushing her buttons. The Lord is using her mightily. I'm blessed to have been exposed to such a strong, beautiful woman and her mother Mrs. Kerr-Taylor no words, there is one thank you and much love from Ohio.
Thank you REGINA!! THANK YOU. When she was asked her about advice to others about those who are damaged and nurtuing innerchild. You said something "permission." If Regina sees this how do you go about giving yourself permission?
That movie was so good. I just seen it the day before yesterday and the reason why they kept her so doped up because they was getting money from her from the state probably I know they were and when she turned 18 they had to let her go, but it was such a touching Story her life story and God bless the lady that adopt her and I was so glad they got back together
I was so angry and hurt watching this. I thought the pain would never end. The fact that a blk prejudice woman in power abused her authority and got a racist white judge to back her was the ultimate heart wrenching part for me. I was pissed. But I’m glad they found each other. I hoped that Ms for lived to see Regina’s success and her adoption to her mother
I too had a predigist female AA Case Worker who told me while driving to my next group home, said " look at these (N word) in this hood.. When White folks drive through here, they're visiting the zoo".. 😳 My teenaged mine was puzzled and ashamed of her attitude towards our 💪🏾 skin folks.
No one listened to her no matter what she said they all thought she was lying. As I watch this movie Ms Ford really got me upset because to me if Ms Kerr was wanting to adopt her then they should’ve but I guess that means no more money in their pocket.
I love this movie but hate when you don't listen to a child but see things as an adult in your own way, the hospital she was in was to destroy young women life's I love how she fights to be where she is today
Regina seems like an amazing woman. She has accomplished amazing things ..it’s so horrible how that facility kept gene away from her. Kept all those recordings and everything smh. That facility should be ashamed of themselves. They were some nasty people. Karma is real they will get there’s.
Yes Regina we are worthy but sometimes we dont understand that snd dont know how to look or find that by ourselves that its in there sometimes we need somrone to tell us or show us that part of us that we deserve to be loved that we are worthy For you it was Jeanne that showed you and loved you for me it was God that cane into my life and showed me umcondional love and that I was worthy❤️🌹🙏 I love that dong "You gave me love when nobody gave me s prayer"
*Jeane sorry don't know how to spell her name or maybe it's spelt love a mother's love and the bible says God is LOVE For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believeth in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life to God be sll the glory and honor Forever Amen❤️❤️❤️
*Jeane sorry don't know how to spell her name or maybe it's spelt love a mother's love and the bible says God is LOVE For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believeth in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life to God be sll the glory and honor Forever Amen❤️❤️❤️
Cried like a baby watching this god bless 😢
Me too 💔
Loved the movie.. Its really sad what she went through...People in power can destroy your life and its painful to see children go through this!
I dont kno who u r..but u said it right...I remember a person of Power in me an my kids pass and this person entered our life..an needless t say ..her actions really hurt our family.
I saw the movie twice and each time I cried through it. I'm so sorry that you lived through that, but I've learned that some people are born to be soldiers on the front line that others may learn and grow from. God Bless You, Sister. You are a sweet soul. I'am so happy about your successes, triumph, your victory in Christ. Thank You, Jesus. Thank You, Father God.
I wish we could see an interview with the mother God sent her. I would love to hear her side of the journey too. I'm sure it's just as amazing as Regina's way of telling the story, but I wanna hear the motherly part of it too. This story really stole my heart.
Jeannie Feaster lord Jesus she was definitely a gift to this wonderful woman,,, she had to many RAINY DAYS 😥❤️🙏🏼
Amen Me too I would love to see her Mother and hear what she Saw Said Experienced Felt and Went through too❤
Just saw this movie in 2024 March, it was absolutely remarkable! Regina shows that “Love” has absolutely no color! Her mom could have been taught the culture that was needed for her to grow up proud black in womanhood !
It kills me that a lot of times it’s OUR very own! Who of the catalyst for disruptors in our lives!
God built this woman Regina Louise to take a licking & have the grid/ to keep on going! May God continue to bless her & her family!
Amazing movie. The Foster System needs viable solutions. The movie was difficult to watch. Hats off to the actors and what a riveting story. It's a must see film.
Just hearing about this movie as it popped up this morning. No child should ever have to feel like they are not wanted.
Just seeing this movie 03/18/23, cried like a baby. For YEARS I've prayed for a job involving children and or elders, after seeing this movie, I have my answer!
I JUST WATCHED THE MOVIE A FEW DAYS AGO AND I WAS IN TEARS. IT WAS SAD AND HEARTBREAKING. 😢💔.
Regina thank you for sharing your story! Love you for many reasons! I too was in over 6 foster homes….I now have a wonderful Mom and 40 years later realize how much I still appreciate and Love her so much!❤
I love how Regina louis doesn't hide anything
The part of the movie that really broke me was when she was given all those letters and cassette from miss kerr when she was let go by the children's center
🌹💐🌹💐🌹This was a beautiful interview! Cathy brought tears to my eyes each time she told Regina that she loves her. She has a beautiful, pure spirit...just like her beautiful Earth Angel, Regina Louise.
Regina os so arti& inspirational. I love how she has Faced It & Fixed it!
They still keep mothers from talking to their child. The state/ legal system is messed up!!
They don’t think about the people that are likely suffering so much, …the children!
I watched the movie last night and just saw this video.
Regina is a beautiful and brilliant person!
So much love to Regina and to the mother who adopted her!! ❤️❤️
The horrible things some of those sweet children go through ,hurtful Others will pull from this beautiful lady Strength God bless her and That beautiful lady who loved her unconditionally That's a mother (her )mother bless them
What a wonderful story and movie! What a story of overcoming!
Thank you for this wonderful interview! I'd love to see an interview w/Jeanne & Regina as well! The lifetime movie was inspirational beyond three boxes of tissues! The characters nailed the spirit of the biopic! I am awaiting the books! I had a bit of a brush w/wanting to adopt a child w/ AIDS in the '80s when I was in my mid to late '20s. She was raped by her mother's boyfriend when she was visiting her from foster care. Her foster mother brought her into our minor emergency office w/ symptoms she suspected were contagious and if what the little girl had was, the woman wanted her out of her house immediately! She said this in front of the child who had been in her care since the age of 3. She was just about to turn 10. I was a nurse in my first position. I wasn't allowed to adopt her of course for a number of reasons. None of the reasons were acceptable to me but they held all the cards! My parents wanted to adopt her when I was turned down but they were told they were too old. The system did happily give me medical power of attorney for her because they could pass the buck, so to speak but I would take anything! I was allowed to spend time with her and keep her w/ me as long as a week at a time. She called me mama when we weren't with anyone who might know that she wasn't mine. I loved her dearly and I was with her when she passed away just after her 13th birthday. I was told by the system that I wasn't allowed to reveal anything about our relationship, limited as it was from what we wanted or they would terminate our visits and my medical power of attorney. Furthermore, I was told I couldn't mention anything about the child & the contract to anyone (how would they know if I did, but I took no chances) until both of my parents (as they were also petitioners,) were deceased! Afterward, I was not to give details of her care in the foster care system by name nor was I to seek anyone who may have been related to her. My parents signed a similar contract and they were allowed to have her for up to 48 hours on weekends. I had tons of references and so did my folks but they meant little when dealing w/ a child w/AIDS in the 1980s. My mother passed away in 2016. Out of the blue about 4 to 6 months later I got a letter that said I was no longer held to the contractual agreements made w/the foster care agency named in the contract except in detail. I honestly had no clue what that meant. I was furious and ripped it apart and sat on the floor of the house in which my mother had lived until she died and just wept. I was getting it ready to sell. I was apparently told to keep the life of this little girl a secret. I have told those I care about who are very close to me, know me very well and who may have met her as I spent time w/ a lot of kids throughout my life. I haven't told everyone. My sister and brother who are much older than I have never been told. They probably wouldn't believe it since I was very cautious about the child and didn't want anything to take what time we did have away. I have this little girl in my heart. No actual pictures because that wasn't allowed but her face is in my heart forever. I never had any children of my own but as a nurse and through the church, I worked with countless. AIDS children were pariahs back then and they were in a separate ward in a children's home. Most folks who came in contact with them always wore gloves, never held them and made no skin contact. Being a nurse, I had no problem with skin to skin contact because it was something she needed so desperately and it was part of the love she needed that I was more than willing to give. That was MY little girl. My only child. I didn't have her long but I had her for as long as she was alive. I wish I could have had her officially but what we had was beautiful, open, and honest. She was my blessing. I may never be able to tell people "details" but they are with me like a treasure! When I got the letter, I remember all of the grief came back and the memories were clear. My hurt from my mother's death was still raw but this was a bit like salt in a reopened wound. very few people know that she even existed, but I do! I sang to my mother as she died because that's what she asked of me. When the little girl was dying, she asked me to sing "Stay Awake" from Mary Poppins. She loved that movie. Some of the memories are naturally in bits and pieces but what I have is gold just like the memories I have of other family members I loved and passed away. Lastly, Jesus wasn't white! As a Jewish man, he may have had olive to dark skin living in Jerusalem. I love the Christmas song "Some Children See Him" because, to me, that sorta describes that we see Jesus by what we see in the mirror even though realistically, it's rarely what he probably looked like. I also don't think God should be considered a "HE" because gender only relates to the physical body, not a spirit. We are made in "his" image only based on the image of the spirit, not the body. Done venting! Thank you for posting this interview! To Regina Louise, thank you for rising up above all the obstacles others put in your way and also getting your story on Lifetime! I know you can't get a lifetime into under 2 hours so I await the books you have on Amazon to arrive any day now!
Thank you for sharing your story ! You are an Angel - spiritually - and you were there when she needed you most !
Your thoughts and understanding on "Jesus and God" are truly a sign that your Soul is wise, loving and understanding !
rothutbiene Thank you for your very kind reply. I’m no angel by far; no better or worse than anyone else. I just had the opportunity to enjoy a child who was a true blessing to me and everyone she met! I couldn’t have my own children for health reasons so I appreciate children and time I spend with all of them. I’m especially drawn to children in need. I’ve found what I get back is so much more than what I feel I give them! Now, having left nursing earlier than I wanted due to my health, I volunteer as a character through a Facebook group called M.A.G.I.C. (from 1 to 100 +) for children in need of all ages, & organizations, charities, reading programs, special needs individuals, and even pet adoption. We all do it for free. I go as a mermaid. Not Ariel. I had the red hair before she did! LOL! It’s a group that serves the whole United States. We work w/a lot of party companies that send other characters out! I’m very blessed to be able to do this at my age. God gave me so much, I’m just giving a little bit back. Every child I interact with reminds me of my little girl and it’s easy to love and accept all of them. We all can make a difference somehow and even a seemingly small difference starts the ripple effect! I would love to see everyone make one ripple because there’s never just one ripple! (Big smile!) May God bless you and all those who come across your path!
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You are an amazing Woman - Angel !!!
" You are blessed beyond measure "
rothutbiene Thank you again. But I’m no different from anyone else. We all have a chance to do something good or not. Every day we choose to smile or not at someone who may need it and something that small is one of those positive ripples. Any blessings I have, I’m not responsible for. They are a gift from God. Those blessings are there for everyone!
Wow u should look into making this a movie
I have only just watched this true story
My goodness what a beautiful , sad, heartbreaking, God blessed life 😢😢
The way this child was treated by everyone and then God sent Miss karr ....
hope those buildings have changed in how children are treated (i wish they had no need for them buildings) and allowed to be loved regardless of colour .. God bless pumpkin and miss kerr
Even though Jeane was your driving force to do everything you had to to jump every hurdle to get back to the woman who loved you showed you love spoke seeds of encouragement into you to do good do what's right the desire to achieve and obtain goals to be able to get that woman your MOTHER Jeanne back into your life is beautiful but God is the ultimate that we should be trying to get back to and UES sometimes God puts people into our lives to show us the love of God to show us God's unconditional unwavering unquestionable love of God for us I love you Regina I love your Mother Gene so much You both are an inspiration to me and many others God bless you both and I pray God continues to use your life tour story to reach many young girls lives ❤️🙏🥰😊👍🌹🎁🎉
This movie just stole my heart. I had to check to make sure it was true. So surreal😢
The facility, all the workers, should have been arrested, and shut down, except for the brother. He seemed to be the only one who helped ger. He saved her from drowning. At least she exposed them in the movie. What an evill world
Loved this, I watched the movie on Lifetime last night and to see her beautiful face has me full. I could not believe how strong she was as a child and that forgiveness she talked about was all in the movie. She only reacted when they kept pushing her buttons. The Lord is using her mightily. I'm blessed to have been exposed to such a strong, beautiful woman and her mother Mrs. Kerr-Taylor no words, there is one thank you and much love from Ohio.
Thank you REGINA!! THANK YOU. When she was asked her about advice to others about those who are damaged and nurtuing innerchild. You said something "permission." If Regina sees this how do you go about giving yourself permission?
She's so pretty, and sweet. Aww I am going to get Charlie💕 Kathy, is sweet too💕
This was a great movie!
I watched this movie with a group of girlfriends. We were all bawling like babies at the end. 😢
A great movie...I was an severely abused child.I known this feeling.
That movie was so good. I just seen it the day before yesterday and the reason why they kept her so doped up because they was getting money from her from the state probably I know they were and when she turned 18 they had to let her go, but it was such a touching Story her life story and God bless the lady that adopt her and I was so glad they got back together
Regina Louise Is in my 💜❤️❤️❤️ she is amazing!
❤ I have seen this movie several times. And it gets me every time. You proved all the naysayers wrong 🙏 ❤
I was so angry and hurt watching this. I thought the pain would never end. The fact that a blk prejudice woman in power abused her authority and got a racist white judge to back her was the ultimate heart wrenching part for me. I was pissed. But I’m glad they found each other. I hoped that Ms for lived to see Regina’s success and her adoption to her mother
I too had a predigist female AA Case Worker who told me while driving to my next group home, said " look at these (N word) in this hood.. When White folks drive through here, they're visiting the zoo".. 😳 My teenaged mine was puzzled and ashamed of her attitude towards our 💪🏾 skin folks.
Yes , I love her ideas to find her family. So interesting!!!
No one listened to her no matter what she said they all thought she was lying. As I watch this movie Ms Ford really got me upset because to me if Ms Kerr was wanting to adopt her then they should’ve but I guess that means no more money in their pocket.
Some people are just pure evil.
Despite all she came out believing.🎉
Her dad was a famous singer and left her. ???
I love this movie but hate when you don't listen to a child but see things as an adult in your own way, the hospital she was in was to destroy young women life's I love how she fights to be where she is today
This was a good movie
Regina seems like an amazing woman. She has accomplished amazing things ..it’s so horrible how that facility kept gene away from her. Kept all those recordings and everything smh. That facility should be ashamed of themselves. They were some nasty people. Karma is real they will get there’s.
“What was up the her?” 😂😂
Yes Regina we are worthy but sometimes we dont understand that snd dont know how to look or find that by ourselves that its in there sometimes we need somrone to tell us or show us that part of us that we deserve to be loved that we are worthy For you it was Jeanne that showed you and loved you for me it was God that cane into my life and showed me umcondional love and that I was worthy❤️🌹🙏 I love that dong "You gave me love when nobody gave me s prayer"
I watched the movie first crying. I read her book, it was definitely more detail.
What happened to the Mom who wanted to adopt her?
With due respect! Where is Regina's birth mother and does they talk each other?
The mother died
@@jacquelineandrews1464 I might have guessed that
Hi there this movie was great she is the nice nicy
hola quiera escuchar la historia en español
*Jeane sorry don't know how to spell her name or maybe it's spelt love a mother's love and the bible says God is LOVE For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believeth in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life to God be sll the glory and honor Forever Amen❤️❤️❤️
*Jeane sorry don't know how to spell her name or maybe it's spelt love a mother's love and the bible says God is LOVE For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believeth in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life to God be sll the glory and honor Forever Amen❤️❤️❤️