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Archive for March, 2008

I found a site that made me smile–Father’s Forum Online: The Online Resource for Expectant and New Fathers. With sections like Pregnant Dads and The first 12 months of Fatherhood, a bookstore,  birth planners for the expectant dad, health and doula information, resources, and more than 1200 members of the Father’s Club, I was ecstatic! [...]

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Last night I went to a meeting at our public library. A developer who is proposing 103 homes on a tract of land at the top of our street invited anyone within 500 feet of the site to come ask him questions. More than 100 people attended and bombarded him with questions, statements, and verbal [...]

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L: Mom, what’s for dinner? J: Cereal L: That’s not dinner, that’s for breakfast. J: Sometimes we eat breakfast foods at dinner time. It’s fun to change it up a bit, do something different every now and then. When mommy was a little girl, Lou used to make pancakes for dinner sometimes. L: Oh, OK. [...]

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I’m thankful to a friend for submitting this artful piece depicting her experience with depression. Once again, I heard the pitter-patter of little feet running down the hallway. I cringed and shut my eyes tighter. My husband sighed, groaned and got up to help get them get breakfast and help get them dressed while mommy [...]

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Tonight we just sat and rocked and talked what B called “mommy talk”. It was nice. We’ll have to do that more often.

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Lee Deckrow had to re-schedule her session on “Mommy guilt and how to deal with it” due to family illness. I appreciate her not wanting to share her germs with all of us! I’ll gather ’round the rockers and get out the bottles of water. If you want to come hang out and chat, please [...]

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My husband is uploading photos of our kids in their Easter outfits as I type this. Our church has a Saturday night service, so we decided to go to that rather than brave the mob scene that Sunday morning Easter services will afford. Tomorrow Dan has to go to work, but the kids and I [...]

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Although I’ve sat through group many a time listening to you describe in detail the happenings of your panic attacks, I’ve never experienced them to the extent that my friend does. They are so real yet so fake. When your mind is telling you that you can’t breathe or that you are having a heart [...]

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I said to Dan last night, “this has just felt like a topsy turvy day to me”. I wasn’t emotionally topsy turvy, I just felt like everything and everyone else around me was. I spent 2 hours with 8 two-year-olds and it was a bit harrowing I was having so much fun talking with adults [...]

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Today was my second trip to the psychiatrist. It was strange. I started off by asking how long an initial visit usually lasts, saying that I felt my previous visit was very, very short. The doctor acted quite huffy and condescending in his answer, that it’s not about the clock and not really about me, [...]

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