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I agree that spacing more than two years apart is a good idea. My first two were 15 months apart and the third was 2.5 years after the second--a world of difference. I wore myself out with the pregnancies (there was a fourth/miscarriage in there too). And I breastfed each for a year or more...

I agree that spacing more than two years apart is a good idea. My first two were 15 months apart and the third was 2.5 years after the second--a world of difference. I wore myself out with the pregnancies (there was a fourth/miscarriage in there too). And I breastfed each for a year or more...

I agree that spacing more than two years apart is a good idea. My first two were 15 months apart and the third was 2.5 years after the second--a world of difference. I wore myself out with the pregnancies (there was a fourth/miscarriage in there too). And I breastfed each for a year or more...

I agree that spacing more than two years apart is a good idea. My first two were 15 months apart and the third was 2.5 years after the second--a world of difference. I wore myself out with the pregnancies (there was a fourth/miscarriage in there too). And I breastfed each for a year or more...

I agree that spacing more than two years apart is a good idea. My first two were 15 months apart and the third was 2.5 years after the second--a world of difference. I wore myself out with the pregnancies (there was a fourth/miscarriage in there too). And I breastfed each for a year or more...

I love warm/hot weather too. I think in my case the improvement comes from me having less issues with outdoor than indoor allergens. I spend MUCH more time outside in the summer months (stay-at-home-mom). My worst asthma/mucus tends to be the first day of a rainy spell...barometric pressure...

I love warm/hot weather too. I think in my case the improvement comes from me having less issues with outdoor than indoor allergens. I spend MUCH more time outside in the summer months (stay-at-home-mom). My worst asthma/mucus tends to be the first day of a rainy spell...barometric pressure...

I love warm/hot weather too. I think in my case the improvement comes from me having less issues with outdoor than indoor allergens. I spend MUCH more time outside in the summer months (stay-at-home-mom). My worst asthma/mucus tends to be the first day of a rainy spell...barometric pressure...

I love warm/hot weather too. I think in my case the improvement comes from me having less issues with outdoor than indoor allergens. I spend MUCH more time outside in the summer months (stay-at-home-mom). My worst asthma/mucus tends to be the first day of a rainy spell...barometric pressure...

I love warm/hot weather too. I think in my case the improvement comes from me having less issues with outdoor than indoor allergens. I spend MUCH more time outside in the summer months (stay-at-home-mom). <br /> <br />My worst asthma/mucus tends to be the first day of a rainy...

I remember asking my OB about my violent 24/7 coughing (years before the bronchiectasis dx). He said not to worry. I think the Vest feels more gentle than coughing. Just my 2 cents. _________ Melissa, 33, bronchiectasis (no CF)

I remember asking my OB about my violent 24/7 coughing (years before the bronchiectasis dx). He said not to worry. I think the Vest feels more gentle than coughing. Just my 2 cents. _________ Melissa, 33, bronchiectasis (no CF)

I remember asking my OB about my violent 24/7 coughing (years before the bronchiectasis dx). He said not to worry. I think the Vest feels more gentle than coughing. Just my 2 cents. _________ Melissa, 33, bronchiectasis (no CF)

I remember asking my OB about my violent 24/7 coughing (years before the bronchiectasis dx). He said not to worry. I think the Vest feels more gentle than coughing. Just my 2 cents. _________ Melissa, 33, bronchiectasis (no CF)

I remember asking my OB about my violent 24/7 coughing (years before the bronchiectasis dx). He said not to worry. I think the Vest feels more gentle than coughing. <br />Just my 2 cents. <br />_________ <br />Melissa, 33, bronchiectasis (no CF)

Wow. I guess I understand more how the asexual fetus develops. The cervix sure looks a lot like the head of a man's you know what..

Wow. I guess I understand more how the asexual fetus develops. The cervix sure looks a lot like the head of a man's you know what..

Wow. I guess I understand more how the asexual fetus develops. The cervix sure looks a lot like the head of a man's you know what..

Wow. I guess I understand more how the asexual fetus develops. The cervix sure looks a lot like the head of a man's you know what..

Wow. I guess I understand more how the asexual fetus develops. The cervix sure looks a lot like the head of a man's you know what..