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Identity CrisisPosted at 2009-10-27 10:06:30I have come to realize that my life, as crazy as it was, is even crazier now.... Keep Reading
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School BulliesPosted at 2009-10-20 11:47:53This has been a long week, from dealing with feeling very uncomfortable while being pregnant, to worrying over bills, getting everything that I need for the baby. I have been on this emotional roller coaster not knowing what to do. Everything finally seems to start to fall in place and, of course, just when things are going good, here we go with a whole new worry. This isn't a normal worry for me and I didn't expect it so soon. My Pre-K son Thomas has his first school bully!... Keep Reading
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Girl or Boy?Posted at 2009-10-20 11:08:38First, I am going to explain that in my family you have very traditional bunch. We dated, got married and had kids, just not necessarily in that order.... Keep Reading
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Not-So-Hidden DangersPosted at 2009-10-20 10:46:08It's the day before my oldest son Thomas starts Pre-K and all of my concerns are wrapped around making his first day of school the smoothest possible. I spent endless hours thinking of everything I needed to do the next morning. I decided that with tomorrow being his first day of school I needed to label all of his supplies for school like his teacher asked the parents to. I got through all the supplies in nearly and hour- and-a-half an was glad to be coming to an end of the supplies. (Talk about hand cramps.) All I had left was to label the scissors.... Keep Reading
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Last ResortPosted at 2009-10-20 10:45:57A few months ago my husband and I found out that Pre-K (pre-kindergarten) here wasn't optional. As of a couple of years ago all children in Texas turning four on or before September 1 must go to preschool. I was dumbfounded, but at the same time I thought, hey, one kid in school, one at home, one on the way might just make it a little easier for me. So we agreed that it would be good for him also. ... Keep Reading
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Biggest Scare of My LifePosted at 2009-09-22 08:19:27Eleven weeks' pregnant: Who knew things could change so quickly?... Keep Reading
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Everyone Has a Miracle in Its Own FormPosted at 2009-09-21 08:27:59I am now nine weeks' pregnant, and I went to the doctor for my first visit. When I got into the room my doctor checks me and says, "Oh, yes, you are definately pregnant. So very pregnant, in fact, we need to look to make sure it isn't twins."... Keep Reading
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My Story, by DeannaPosted at 2009-09-18 14:36:37Hello, Everyone. Since this is my first blog, I would like to give you a little bit of history about myself and my life. I was 18, and felt completely alone. I had just gone through a huge separation from my ex-husband. Needless to say, I ended up pregnant in the end. All I wanted to do was to set my life back the way it was. I spent endless time crying, being angry, and just simply not understanding how a week before this point in my life everything was fine. So at least I thought.... Keep Reading
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