Twardoski Claims Raising Children Is Proudest Accomplishment

 Angela Twardoski, a woman from Underwood, Minnesota, had her first child when she was 24 years old. Though young at the time, she claims she was beyond excited. “Becoming a mother was one thing I always wanted to become,” she says.

 

Twardoski recalls feeling lots of emotions throughout her pregnancy. Though excited, she claims that she was anxious as well. “I thought I was prepared… it turns out I wasn’t,” she says.

 

Raising a child at a young age was difficult for Twardoski. Looking back on her days as a young mother, she says, “it was the hardest thing I’ve ever done, but it was also the most rewarding.” She also claims, “it (becoming a mother) is the most important job I’ve ever undertaken, where the impact will last lifetimes.”

 

After her first child, Twardoski went on to have two additional children. When asked what her proudest accomplishment is, Twardoski answered, “becoming a mother to my three wonderful children.”

 

Twardoski has always focused all of her effort on raising her kids to the best of her ability. “But I couldn’t have done any of it without the help of my husband,” she adds with emphasis.

 

Twardoski married her husband, Darby, when her first-born child was 3 years old. “He jumped right into helping me take care of Kade (her first-born) and was the perfect dad,” she says, “that’s how I knew I loved him.”

 

Today, Twardoski’s children are 23, 19, and 17 years old. “Though raising three kids wasn’t always easy, I wouldn’t trade it for the world,” she claims.