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Hi Sue. Sorry to hear about your situation. Wouldn't it just be a miracle if you were pg? Just having a baby in January my hormones are still a little unbalanced so I might not know what I am saying but I have this little wish that I were pregnant again. I told this to my oldest daughter (16) and she asked why? One answer was "maybe because I can't". Another was "because I live for my children and they make me the happiest and most fufilled person in the world". I work full time mainly because I want to but because I guess I feel I have too (or I wouldn't be super mom) believe me if I could stay home with the kids (peacefully) and without scrimping, I would. If I were to be PG there would be no if's, ands or buts, I would stay home. I think my job wouldn't put up with another pregnancy. Again, emotions are rampant. It feels good to be able to express myself anyhow. I suppose there are others that can relate to my situation. This is a neat bulletin board. Thanks for listening.

Posted on May 3, 1999, 10:40 PM

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Terri Stock. Sue L. on Jun 4, 1999

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