Hollywood star Sandra Bullock revealed in an interview that she was initially afraid of becoming a mother. This fear stemmed from her own mother’s final request, where she asked Sandra not to be like her.

Sandra’s mother had a habit of suppressing her feelings and desires, keeping everything to herself. This was how she was raised, and she knew it was wrong but couldn’t change herself.

This realization made Sandra worried about whether she could be a good mother and not repeat her mother’s mistakes.

A spontaneous decision changed everything. After Hurricane Katrina, Sandra felt an inner instinct that led her to believe that her future child was in New Orleans.

Some may call it mysticism, while others see it as fate. In any case, the actress managed to find the child she felt a connection with and adopted him. Later on, she also adopted a daughter.

In summary, Sandra Bullock overcame her fear of becoming a mother and followed her instincts, adopting two children who brought joy and fulfillment to her life.