Being a Mom
Posted November 16th, 2006 at 5:02AM
Within 2 months of that conversation.... I got pregnant and our whole outlook changed. My son is over a year old now and I couldn't imagine a day without him or either of them. It is the most wonderful, scary thing when you walk out of that hospital with something so precious in your arms. To this day, I still can't believe they just "let" me leave with him. We are now in the process of trying to make a sibling!
Funny how life can change in an instant....
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hi patsy
that was the most moving,you are a very lucky person,i hope you and hubby are very happy and your 1 year old son,loads of love bill.xx -
hi patsy
that was the most moving,you are a very lucky person,i hope you and hubby are very happy and your 1 year old son,loads of love bill.xx -
congrats.! very happy for you!
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Congrad’s, that is so amazing. I am obsessed with becoming a mother, I can’t wait for the day to bring my little one home, and I won’t be fulfilled with life until that moment.
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Being a Mother IS so wonderful! I feel so much more complete with my children. They have taught me so many lessons. They have taught me what unconditional love really feels like.
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I am confused when people tell me how much they want to bring another life into the world. If we could just focus on giving all that love and those resources to those who are already here instead of creating our own life, we could solve every major problem humanity is facing right now: Poverty, over population, and maybe even global warming.
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Having a child changes everything. Thats what happened to me. I have 4 kids, the eldest have 18 and I think, jeez, I have now an exension of myself in this world. And it's true...life changes in an instant. I loved your story and good luck with your family.
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that a blessing for you. i know you are gratefull. have a blast in motherhod :-)
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Aw good for you :-)
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I have more than 400 kids. No. Not mine. I'm a teacher.
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I have 2 boys and 5 grand kids and loads of others that call me Mom or Granny lol It's the best part of life so enjoy
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You are very lucky to have a husband that wanted children too and it worked out. I did not want to be a father but was drafted into fatherhood at age 27. I have always cared deeply for my son and could not believe there was any way to cut those tiny finger nails. Cherish the time because they grow up fast. My problem with having even one child then getting a vasectomy so I would not go through that again lead to my divorce. I love my 26 year old son and am happily remarried.
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aww :)
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