Home Actress Dawn McCoy HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers January 2024 Dawn McCoy Instagram - To the one who hurt my child, Today is Waylon’s Survivor Day… And it’s been 4 years since Waylon was intentionally hurt. Yes, you damaged him beyond repair. Made him a different version of the boy he was born to be and the man he was going to become. But you did not break us. We are unbreakable. The bond of LOVE is unbreakable. You won’t understand that, of course. How could a monster understand a human emotion? But we do and that’s all that matters. It’s why we live in joy - and you will only live in despair for the rest of your sad life. In 2024, justice is coming - and oh, what justice it will be. But no matter how long the sentence, it will never be long enough. We only rest in knowing that you will never be free - never, really. The pain that you’ve caused… Is unforgivable. And there’s an even greater justice for you beyond this life. We trust in that. But, for now… Even on the very hardest of days, We thank God that you did not succeed in taking Waylon’s life… For Waylon’s life is beautiful and full of purpose and joy and love. Far greater than anything you will ever experience. We get to live in love and abundance every day. And, you will live in hell and misery - both here on earth and in the ever after. Because there is NO mercy for monsters. Justice. For. Waylon. Photo credit: @deeperstillphotography at @lodgewell’s The HeyDay in Austin

Dawn McCoy Instagram – To the one who hurt my child, Today is Waylon’s Survivor Day… And it’s been 4 years since Waylon was intentionally hurt. Yes, you damaged him beyond repair. Made him a different version of the boy he was born to be and the man he was going to become. But you did not break us. We are unbreakable. The bond of LOVE is unbreakable. You won’t understand that, of course. How could a monster understand a human emotion? But we do and that’s all that matters. It’s why we live in joy – and you will only live in despair for the rest of your sad life. In 2024, justice is coming – and oh, what justice it will be. But no matter how long the sentence, it will never be long enough. We only rest in knowing that you will never be free – never, really. The pain that you’ve caused… Is unforgivable. And there’s an even greater justice for you beyond this life. We trust in that. But, for now… Even on the very hardest of days, We thank God that you did not succeed in taking Waylon’s life… For Waylon’s life is beautiful and full of purpose and joy and love. Far greater than anything you will ever experience. We get to live in love and abundance every day. And, you will live in hell and misery – both here on earth and in the ever after. Because there is NO mercy for monsters. Justice. For. Waylon. Photo credit: @deeperstillphotography at @lodgewell’s The HeyDay in Austin

Dawn McCoy Instagram - To the one who hurt my child, Today is Waylon’s Survivor Day… And it’s been 4 years since Waylon was intentionally hurt. Yes, you damaged him beyond repair. Made him a different version of the boy he was born to be and the man he was going to become. But you did not break us. We are unbreakable. The bond of LOVE is unbreakable. You won’t understand that, of course. How could a monster understand a human emotion? But we do and that’s all that matters. It’s why we live in joy - and you will only live in despair for the rest of your sad life. In 2024, justice is coming - and oh, what justice it will be. But no matter how long the sentence, it will never be long enough. We only rest in knowing that you will never be free - never, really. The pain that you’ve caused… Is unforgivable. And there’s an even greater justice for you beyond this life. We trust in that. But, for now… Even on the very hardest of days, We thank God that you did not succeed in taking Waylon’s life… For Waylon’s life is beautiful and full of purpose and joy and love. Far greater than anything you will ever experience. We get to live in love and abundance every day. And, you will live in hell and misery - both here on earth and in the ever after. Because there is NO mercy for monsters. Justice. For. Waylon. Photo credit: @deeperstillphotography at @lodgewell’s The HeyDay in Austin

Dawn McCoy Instagram – To the one who hurt my child,
Today is Waylon’s Survivor Day…
And it’s been 4 years since Waylon was intentionally hurt.
Yes, you damaged him beyond repair.
Made him a different version of the boy he was born to be and the man he was going to become.
But you did not break us.
We are unbreakable.
The bond of LOVE is unbreakable.
You won’t understand that, of course.
How could a monster understand a human emotion?
But we do and that’s all that matters.
It’s why we live in joy – and you will only live in despair for the rest of your sad life.

In 2024, justice is coming – and oh, what justice it will be.
But no matter how long the sentence, it will never be long enough.
We only rest in knowing that you will never be free – never, really.
The pain that you’ve caused…
Is unforgivable.
And there’s an even greater justice for you beyond this life.
We trust in that.

But, for now…
Even on the very hardest of days,
We thank God that you did not succeed in taking Waylon’s life…
For Waylon’s life is beautiful and full of purpose and joy and love.
Far greater than anything you will ever experience.
We get to live in love and abundance every day.
And, you will live in hell and misery – both here on earth and in the ever after.
Because there is NO mercy for monsters.

Justice.
For.
Waylon.

Photo credit: @deeperstillphotography at @lodgewell’s The HeyDay in Austin | Posted on 03/Jan/2024 19:12:56

Dawn McCoy Instagram – Justice IS coming.
Even God wanted us to know that it is – and sent us a clear sign today.🌈🌈
On today of all days…
We got a rainbow on Waylon’s Survivorversary.
We’re big believers in signs over here – and for good reason. 

On the day the ER told me Waylon had bleeding on the brain and were intubating him – before I found out why – I hit my knees, bawling in the emergency room bathroom, and begged God for Waylon to survive and to not be in a vegetative state. 
I very specifically asked him for signs that he would LIVE.

Minutes later, I rode with Waylon in an ambulance to the NICU in another city.
I pulled out my phone to call someone and my Instagram came up – and there was Natalie Maines of The Chicks. 
I KNEW IT WAS MY SIGN.
I sang Waylon “Lullaby” throughout my pregnancy and when he was born and was crying as we were transported to recovery, I sang the song to him and he inhaled sharply and like – “That’s been you?” and immediately stopped crying. He knew my voice and it gave him comfort.
But God wasn’t done.

A little bit up the way, I saw a billboard:
“Big Tex’s Trailers.” 
When I was pregnant, we had referred to Waylon as “Baby Tex” because I believed I needed to see his sweet face before I named him. 
Even after he was born, friends still referred to him as “Baby Tex.”
I asked myself, “What do trailers do? 
They PULL!!!! Waylon is going to pull through!”
I took it as a sign and knew in my heart of hearts that Waylon would LIVE.

God, we heard you then…and we hear you now.
Loud and clear.
Thank you.🩵🩷

(And thank you to those of you who sent us photos of the rainbow – and to our sweet caregiver, Nadalea, who took this sweet photo on Way’s walk this afternoon) Los Angeles, California
Dawn McCoy Instagram – Today, this sweet face woke up from his nap crying – in fear, in panic, in pain.
I held him.
Close to me.
Tightly.
Breathing big deep breaths so he could feel them…
And kissing away his tears…
Telling him what I always tell him in moments like these…
You are safe.
You are loved.
You are protected.
You are cherished.
Mommy is here.

And our caregiver Nadalea and I tried to figure out what was the source.
Belly pain? No.
Teeth pain? No.
A bad dream? Most likely.
I knew what it was all along.
It happens every year around this time.
Tomorrow, it will have been 4 years to the day since the acute incident happened that hurt Waylon.
I know I’ve been feeling it all day today and now I know it’s affecting him in his own way, too.
Trauma has the cruelest and most acute of memories, enabling us to conjure up visceral visions of the past we wish we could forget.
Trauma’s memory is like that of an elephant.
In his book, Reginald On Besetting Sins (1910), ‘Saki’ (H H Munro) wrote: 
“Women and elephants never forget an injury.”

Trust me.
We never, never do.

#JusticeForWaylon

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