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what are you supposed to be doing
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lemonstolemonade
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SLEEPING! Instead I'm researching on the site RSV and connections to CF. A mommy's work is never done!
Em
Em
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lemonstolemonade
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SLEEPING! Instead I'm researching on the site RSV and connections to CF. A mommy's work is never done!
Em
Em
L
lemonstolemonade
Guest
SLEEPING! Instead I'm researching on the site RSV and connections to CF. A mommy's work is never done!
Em
Em
PAC - Stands for Payton, Ainsley, Calder. Pretty simple I guess, but they are my world, so it makes sense that I be PAC mommy.
I guess looking at all these e-mails, the important thing to understand is that we all have our plates full. The working moms are out there and catching up when they get home. The stay-at-home moms are at home "struggling" to keep the house in somewhat order and catching up when daddy gets home (I'm still doing laundry). The point I'm trying to make is that we all have burdens and can all support eachother. Even though our lives are probably very different, our worries are much the same. Our children's health and happiness is at the root and is why a forum like this is so enjoyable to come together and connect.
I guess looking at all these e-mails, the important thing to understand is that we all have our plates full. The working moms are out there and catching up when they get home. The stay-at-home moms are at home "struggling" to keep the house in somewhat order and catching up when daddy gets home (I'm still doing laundry). The point I'm trying to make is that we all have burdens and can all support eachother. Even though our lives are probably very different, our worries are much the same. Our children's health and happiness is at the root and is why a forum like this is so enjoyable to come together and connect.
PAC - Stands for Payton, Ainsley, Calder. Pretty simple I guess, but they are my world, so it makes sense that I be PAC mommy.
I guess looking at all these e-mails, the important thing to understand is that we all have our plates full. The working moms are out there and catching up when they get home. The stay-at-home moms are at home "struggling" to keep the house in somewhat order and catching up when daddy gets home (I'm still doing laundry). The point I'm trying to make is that we all have burdens and can all support eachother. Even though our lives are probably very different, our worries are much the same. Our children's health and happiness is at the root and is why a forum like this is so enjoyable to come together and connect.
I guess looking at all these e-mails, the important thing to understand is that we all have our plates full. The working moms are out there and catching up when they get home. The stay-at-home moms are at home "struggling" to keep the house in somewhat order and catching up when daddy gets home (I'm still doing laundry). The point I'm trying to make is that we all have burdens and can all support eachother. Even though our lives are probably very different, our worries are much the same. Our children's health and happiness is at the root and is why a forum like this is so enjoyable to come together and connect.
PAC - Stands for Payton, Ainsley, Calder. Pretty simple I guess, but they are my world, so it makes sense that I be PAC mommy.
I guess looking at all these e-mails, the important thing to understand is that we all have our plates full. The working moms are out there and catching up when they get home. The stay-at-home moms are at home "struggling" to keep the house in somewhat order and catching up when daddy gets home (I'm still doing laundry). The point I'm trying to make is that we all have burdens and can all support eachother. Even though our lives are probably very different, our worries are much the same. Our children's health and happiness is at the root and is why a forum like this is so enjoyable to come together and connect.
I guess looking at all these e-mails, the important thing to understand is that we all have our plates full. The working moms are out there and catching up when they get home. The stay-at-home moms are at home "struggling" to keep the house in somewhat order and catching up when daddy gets home (I'm still doing laundry). The point I'm trying to make is that we all have burdens and can all support eachother. Even though our lives are probably very different, our worries are much the same. Our children's health and happiness is at the root and is why a forum like this is so enjoyable to come together and connect.
PAC - Stands for Payton, Ainsley, Calder. Pretty simple I guess, but they are my world, so it makes sense that I be PAC mommy.
I guess looking at all these e-mails, the important thing to understand is that we all have our plates full. The working moms are out there and catching up when they get home. The stay-at-home moms are at home "struggling" to keep the house in somewhat order and catching up when daddy gets home (I'm still doing laundry). The point I'm trying to make is that we all have burdens and can all support eachother. Even though our lives are probably very different, our worries are much the same. Our children's health and happiness is at the root and is why a forum like this is so enjoyable to come together and connect.
I guess looking at all these e-mails, the important thing to understand is that we all have our plates full. The working moms are out there and catching up when they get home. The stay-at-home moms are at home "struggling" to keep the house in somewhat order and catching up when daddy gets home (I'm still doing laundry). The point I'm trying to make is that we all have burdens and can all support eachother. Even though our lives are probably very different, our worries are much the same. Our children's health and happiness is at the root and is why a forum like this is so enjoyable to come together and connect.
PAC - Stands for Payton, Ainsley, Calder. Pretty simple I guess, but they are my world, so it makes sense that I be PAC mommy.
I guess looking at all these e-mails, the important thing to understand is that we all have our plates full. The working moms are out there and catching up when they get home. The stay-at-home moms are at home "struggling" to keep the house in somewhat order and catching up when daddy gets home (I'm still doing laundry). The point I'm trying to make is that we all have burdens and can all support eachother. Even though our lives are probably very different, our worries are much the same. Our children's health and happiness is at the root and is why a forum like this is so enjoyable to come together and connect.
I guess looking at all these e-mails, the important thing to understand is that we all have our plates full. The working moms are out there and catching up when they get home. The stay-at-home moms are at home "struggling" to keep the house in somewhat order and catching up when daddy gets home (I'm still doing laundry). The point I'm trying to make is that we all have burdens and can all support eachother. Even though our lives are probably very different, our worries are much the same. Our children's health and happiness is at the root and is why a forum like this is so enjoyable to come together and connect.
PAC - Stands for Payton, Ainsley, Calder. Pretty simple I guess, but they are my world, so it makes sense that I be PAC mommy.
I guess looking at all these e-mails, the important thing to understand is that we all have our plates full. The working moms are out there and catching up when they get home. The stay-at-home moms are at home "struggling" to keep the house in somewhat order and catching up when daddy gets home (I'm still doing laundry). The point I'm trying to make is that we all have burdens and can all support eachother. Even though our lives are probably very different, our worries are much the same. Our children's health and happiness is at the root and is why a forum like this is so enjoyable to come together and connect.
I guess looking at all these e-mails, the important thing to understand is that we all have our plates full. The working moms are out there and catching up when they get home. The stay-at-home moms are at home "struggling" to keep the house in somewhat order and catching up when daddy gets home (I'm still doing laundry). The point I'm trying to make is that we all have burdens and can all support eachother. Even though our lives are probably very different, our worries are much the same. Our children's health and happiness is at the root and is why a forum like this is so enjoyable to come together and connect.
Sandy, I just reread your post and it touched me. I'm so sorry for your loss. I agree with you that time is precious, which is why I decided to stay home until all my children are in school.
Part of my journey these past 5 mths (Ainsley was diagnosed in Sept.), is that I have learned to pray for the big miracles, be thankful for the small miracles, and rely on the miracle that we will all be reunited in heaven one day. You'll be in my prayers.
Part of my journey these past 5 mths (Ainsley was diagnosed in Sept.), is that I have learned to pray for the big miracles, be thankful for the small miracles, and rely on the miracle that we will all be reunited in heaven one day. You'll be in my prayers.
Sandy, I just reread your post and it touched me. I'm so sorry for your loss. I agree with you that time is precious, which is why I decided to stay home until all my children are in school.
Part of my journey these past 5 mths (Ainsley was diagnosed in Sept.), is that I have learned to pray for the big miracles, be thankful for the small miracles, and rely on the miracle that we will all be reunited in heaven one day. You'll be in my prayers.
Part of my journey these past 5 mths (Ainsley was diagnosed in Sept.), is that I have learned to pray for the big miracles, be thankful for the small miracles, and rely on the miracle that we will all be reunited in heaven one day. You'll be in my prayers.
Sandy, I just reread your post and it touched me. I'm so sorry for your loss. I agree with you that time is precious, which is why I decided to stay home until all my children are in school.
Part of my journey these past 5 mths (Ainsley was diagnosed in Sept.), is that I have learned to pray for the big miracles, be thankful for the small miracles, and rely on the miracle that we will all be reunited in heaven one day. You'll be in my prayers.
Part of my journey these past 5 mths (Ainsley was diagnosed in Sept.), is that I have learned to pray for the big miracles, be thankful for the small miracles, and rely on the miracle that we will all be reunited in heaven one day. You'll be in my prayers.
Rebecca's quote is lovely. Thanks Rebecca.
My New Year's resolution was to spend less time on the forum. I've tried, but it calls me every time I walk by. I'm weak, very very weak.<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
Right now, all my boys are sleeping, so I'm justifying NOT doing the laundry so I don't wake them up.
My New Year's resolution was to spend less time on the forum. I've tried, but it calls me every time I walk by. I'm weak, very very weak.<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
Right now, all my boys are sleeping, so I'm justifying NOT doing the laundry so I don't wake them up.
Rebecca's quote is lovely. Thanks Rebecca.
My New Year's resolution was to spend less time on the forum. I've tried, but it calls me every time I walk by. I'm weak, very very weak.<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
Right now, all my boys are sleeping, so I'm justifying NOT doing the laundry so I don't wake them up.
My New Year's resolution was to spend less time on the forum. I've tried, but it calls me every time I walk by. I'm weak, very very weak.<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
Right now, all my boys are sleeping, so I'm justifying NOT doing the laundry so I don't wake them up.
Rebecca's quote is lovely. Thanks Rebecca.
My New Year's resolution was to spend less time on the forum. I've tried, but it calls me every time I walk by. I'm weak, very very weak.<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
Right now, all my boys are sleeping, so I'm justifying NOT doing the laundry so I don't wake them up.
My New Year's resolution was to spend less time on the forum. I've tried, but it calls me every time I walk by. I'm weak, very very weak.<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
Right now, all my boys are sleeping, so I'm justifying NOT doing the laundry so I don't wake them up.