THE FOLLOWING WAS TAKEN FROM JULIA'S MYSPACE BLOG:
Let's see I'm 29 years old, I have one child and I'm always bored. I love to have fun - even start a little s*** here and there. I have two younger siblings - my sister is Jennifer Hudson, yes the Jennifer Hudson, and my brother is Jason.
I guess it's time to update this. When I started my Myspace, all of the above was true. Now because I chose to do what was natural to me and love someone , it cost me my beautiful family. My wonderful beautiful loving supporting mother Darnell, my true blue baby brother Jason , I love u big baby ... And last but never not least - my only son Julian, my innocent baby. One that was sheltered from all the evil in the world because we loved him so much ...
But thank you all for your loving support. I know some of y'all have your opinions and you are entitled to that. [Some of you are asking] why is she logging on to Myspace at a time like this - let me tell you why. I was hoping that was a way to maybe help me get my son, my baby, the one I carried under my heart for 8 1/2 months, the son it took me 21 hours of labor to bring here, the son I grew to know and love for just a few months over 7 years - that's why ...
And now for those of you who actually cared, thank you for all your words of encouragement. Thank you for your prayers, thank you for posting his picture on your pages as your default picture. Thank you...
But his lil soul is at ease. I take comfort in knowing that Julian is with my mother and my brother and most of all the Lord . Now he's my angel, he's protecting me...
Condolences go out to the entire Hudson family. This is truly sad that this has happened to them. I really hope the person (or persons) involved will pay for what they have done. I never understand why bad things happen to good people, especially someone so innocent like a child. It's also sad when you have to bury three people in one fell swoop. If Punk got with JHud for the fame and glory, this tragic time will be a true test of his love for her. true colors come out in times of tragedy.
2 comments:
Hello there,
What a horrible, sad, tragic story....but although one of the family members THIS time is a celebrity and Oscar-winner....THIS STORY keeps showing up in print in papers all over the country on a daily basis: Black families dealing with the aftermath of murder.
In this case, it seems that perhaps there was a mentally or emotionally ill person who had access to the family, who regularly caused mayhem for the family and was never viewed by the family as a possible murderer... far too many black folks DO NOT think mentally ill people are dangerous for reasons I can not understand.
Why do we continue saying "he's tripping!" and "she's tripping!" instead of naming the behavior what it is: UNTREATED mental and emotional illness!
How many more relatives have to show up in tears and NOT even realize that their complacency in addressing mental dysfunction in their own homes and families is part of the tragedy?
As we pray for this family, let us pray for ALL OF THE FAMILIES whose tragedies do not have the national spotlight but whose pain and sorrow is not any less.
Peace, blessings and DUNAMIS!
Lisa
I think the problem is that black folks don't talk about things that ail us. Gay issues, mental illness etc. We have the tendency to sweep things under the rug. My dad's side (who is black) adapt the Don't ask, don't tell mentality whenever it comes to things that may make them feel uncomfortable. Hopefully, withthis tragedy it will force folks to discuss such things in a family setting.
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