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Dear mommy...
I try to close my eyes and write something for your birthday..
But i cant...
Words seems cant sooth my mind, my heart..
So many memories.. so many love.. so many feeling that i cannot describe..
I love you my dearest mother..
For always been…
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Another poem. I miss you mom. 9/13/59- 6/13/09 Read More »
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There was once a guy who suffered from cancer... a cancer that can't be treated. He was in his 30’s and he could die anytime. All his life, he was stuck in his house being taken cared by his mother. He never went outside but he…
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by Risa Green (Tales from the Mommy Track) My life changed on
a Saturday morning with a phone call. My father …. hospital…heart
attack….ventilator. It was Halloween. I was three thousand miles
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My boyfriend and I have our own place. It's not much, but it is ours... for now. His mother, to whom he is very close, has her own place as well. Across town, where i like her. It has recently been brought to my attention that they have been talking, with out my knowledge, about her moving in…
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Why is it that I'm never quite enough. This has been a theme running through my life for as long as I can remember. First I never did my chores quite good enough for my mother. Then after I married the first time, no matter how much or how little I did around the house, it was… Read More »
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She has been called the "midwife of modern midwifery" and lectures around the world on safe motherhood and "sphincter law." The midwifery center she founded on The Farm, a commune in Tennessee, has become world famous for hosting thousands of births, including vaginal twins, breech and VBAC, and for its unparalleled statistics — in thirty years, just 1.4% of women who gave birth on The Farm needed a cesarean. Ina May Gaskin even has an obstetric maneuver named after her. Now, her best-selling Ina May's Guide to Childbirth has a new follow-on, Ina May's Guide to Breastfeeding (Bantam), out this month. Babble asked how she makes it looks so easy. Read More »
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Ever had an "aha" moment? One of those moments where something happens and you react the same exact way your mother does? Well in the past week I've been in a journey of re-discovery. I'm working on transforming the relationship I've always had with my mother and her husband… Read More »
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