Jane, I totally respect your choice to devote your best self to your children's lives. Of all the contributions one can make in the world, of all the legacies we can leave, whole-hearted, intelligent, giving human beings is supreme...and that kind of person doesn't happen by accident. All the best in your many roles. I admire your choices. Thank you for them.
Not quite sure why, but this opened the floodgates. Something about doing what you believe to be right, despite the world calling you insane. Bravo, Jane.
She has a very decision of her life. She shared me a great lesson not to compare my choices to somebody else' choices because everybody makes decisions based on their own circumstances and their own desires. I hope you always be a good mother.
Wouldn't let me "like" it by touching the thumbs up... =/ I have a hard time believing so many people would dislike this. It's a mom saying she loves being a mom. So sad. This is an awesome little video. My boys are nearly grown & the time goes very fast.
when your children grow into doing what you are now feeling is so fulfilling ! BUT life gets even sweeter when your children become grandparents,,, it is the BEST!!!! ,,Thanks for your fine example!!!
I like Jane C. Johnson's view about her job as a journalist and being a happy/willing mom. I am not married nor do I have children of my own. But I have learned alot from my parents, aunts & uncles, friends, books, and other community members experiences, about waht it takes to raise a happy, healthy, intelligent, well functioning child/ humanbeing. Having helped raised four siblings, taught young children, teens, and adults, I have some knowledge about.......
@pabanil Mormon refers to member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints, a Christian religon commonly known as the LDS church or the Mormon church. mormon.org for more info!
@rocaho001 I think the purpose of these messages is just to break a lot of stereotypes that people have about Mormons, not to subliminally cause people to accept it. People out there have a lot of false ideas about Mormons, and these are just to show that they are more or less regular people
I don't think motherhood in any form is selfish. I can't imagine any mother feeling that raising any child was unimportant. Your opinion is interesting, but I think it may benefit from added perspective.
I like the part where she mentions she's a mormon. It's very subtle and subliminally sinks under my skin. The subconscious persuasion into me accepting moronism is working very much. By using more sob stories and stories of family life will definitely make this public relations campaign work. I will not do my research on this religion and make my own decision. I will listen to this because I'm 100% sure it's genuine and not scripted. Cool thanks guys, I really appreciate this.
@tamu77095 It takes a lot of faith to be an atheist, your rational mind has to except that everything happened by chance...from the perfect orbit of the planets which allows for life on earth (distances, sizes, rotation, temperature, speed and varied nutrients found on earth must be near exact), to the complexity of an eye ball, right down to the cell which holds more information than the library of congress. The Lotto has better odds. Between chance or creator, I choose creator!
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I love how she talks about how motherhood is so important and that you're not "just" a mom.
Jane, I totally respect your choice to devote your best self to your children's lives. Of all the contributions one can make in the world, of all the legacies we can leave, whole-hearted, intelligent, giving human beings is supreme...and that kind of person doesn't happen by accident.
All the best in your many roles. I admire your choices. Thank you for them.
I'll remember this lady my entire life, how amazing is she.
Im not mormon but I've lived in Utah and meet a lot Of them and I can honestly say they are awesome ppl...
Jane, you are amazing! Thanks for standing up for mothers everywhere, in all walks of life!
Jane Clayson Johnson is a person who knows the true meaning of being a mother. What a great woman. She understands the true purpose of this life.
Not quite sure why, but this opened the floodgates. Something about doing what you believe to be right, despite the world calling you insane. Bravo, Jane.
She has a very decision of her life. She shared me a great lesson not to compare my choices to somebody else' choices because everybody makes decisions based on their own circumstances and their own desires.
I hope you always be a good mother.
lehongphat9 Amen
God bless you Jane!
Thanx for this Message Jane. Makes me thankful for my wife and My mother.
Miss you on the TV, Jane. Glad you have such a great family and have found joy with them.
That is the most important role you choose to do first. To be a mother. That is a daughter of God right there. God bless Sister Johnson.
my 5 year old son just leaned over and said, "she's talking to you, mom." and she is.
I'm glad she is doing her part to raise the next generation of adults. The world needs them.
Love this! Such a tribute to motherhood. ♥️
much respect to jane clayson. love this video! a woman with true perspective on life.
God Bless you Jane, you and your family.
Wouldn't let me "like" it by touching the thumbs up... =/ I have a hard time believing so many people would dislike this. It's a mom saying she loves being a mom. So sad. This is an awesome little video. My boys are nearly grown & the time goes very fast.
Beautiful message! What a great perspective on life and family she has!
when your children grow into doing what you are now feeling is so fulfilling ! BUT life gets even sweeter when your children become grandparents,,, it is the BEST!!!! ,,Thanks for your fine example!!!
This was fantastic. Thank you.
this is my favorite mormon video.
I would love to share this vid with my mother in law but she doesn't have internet? Can I down load it so that I can plug it into her television?
I like Jane C. Johnson's view about her job as a journalist and being a happy/willing mom. I am not married nor do I have children of my own. But I have learned alot from my parents, aunts & uncles, friends, books, and other community members experiences, about waht it takes to raise a happy, healthy, intelligent, well functioning child/ humanbeing. Having helped raised
four siblings, taught young children, teens, and adults, I have some knowledge about.......
@pabanil Mormon refers to member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints, a Christian religon commonly known as the LDS church or the Mormon church. mormon.org for more info!
if this was catholic or baptist it wouldn't get nearly as many dislikes I don't understand what is so bad about the LDS religion
i like how the top comment misspelled mormon
@rocaho001 I think the purpose of these messages is just to break a lot of stereotypes that people have about Mormons, not to subliminally cause people to accept it. People out there have a lot of false ideas about Mormons, and these are just to show that they are more or less regular people
@aalsha3 I know quite a few people who are Mormon even thought their dad's (or moms) aren't. Jane Clayson is an awesome lady!
I don't think motherhood in any form is selfish. I can't imagine any mother feeling that raising any child was unimportant. Your opinion is interesting, but I think it may benefit from added perspective.
@streetmagicstyle Sure. Go ahead. You can make whatever choices you want in your life.
I like the part where she mentions she's a mormon. It's very subtle and subliminally sinks under my skin. The subconscious persuasion into me accepting moronism is working very much. By using more sob stories and stories of family life will definitely make this public relations campaign work. I will not do my research on this religion and make my own decision. I will listen to this because I'm 100% sure it's genuine and not scripted. Cool thanks guys, I really appreciate this.
What mormon means?
cool story bro
@zionvinman Since it's spelled Mormon, (not mormAn) shouldn't everybody be clicking 'like'?
@pabanil visit mormon.org for information if you would like
Easy to do when you are one of the more wealthy mothers in the country.
@tamu77095 It takes a lot of faith to be an atheist, your rational mind has to except that everything happened by chance...from the perfect orbit of the planets which allows for life on earth (distances, sizes, rotation, temperature, speed and varied nutrients found on earth must be near exact), to the complexity of an eye ball, right down to the cell which holds more information than the library of congress. The Lotto has better odds. Between chance or creator, I choose creator!
@kittygobark1 Jesus is the Way, the Truth and the Life. No one goes to the Father except by Him.
aren't the israelites the chosen people?
Not many mormans around the world; there might be one or two Mormons though.
Actually, you used two minutes and twenty eight seconds of your life productively