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Fort Worth To Seattle Isn't All That Far: April 2011

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Fort Worth To Seattle Isn't All That Far. A Narrative To Bridge The Distance. Monday, April 25, 2011. The Candle / The Land of the Living. We needed descriptions of my symptoms to tell my endocrinologist this week. In one of my more sane moments, I wrote them down this way - almost like I used to write stories and poems all the time before it got so bad. Years ago. This is what it feels like. After these, there are dozens of other forms that it takes which I have never written about. There lives a candle.

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Days of our lives!: The first official snow!

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Days of our lives! Our family grew to five in 2006 with the addition of our Ukrainian daughter! Stop in and see how much our family has blossomed! Monday, November 12, 2012. The first official snow! Today was our first official snow of substance! We got about 4 inches! Little J and Miss O had a blast playing in it before it melted away! That looks too cold. How is everything after the fires now the snow is here? Monday, November 12, 2012. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Join me at Swagbucks!

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Natasha's Kids » 2013 » November

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The Light of My Life. Get Updates by Email. Give a part of your Amazon purchases to Window to Hope. It's easy, just click below before you buy:. Get Updates by Email. Christmas Gift for an Orphan? Did you know…. Cara in the House. Clay and Selene Peck. Conethia and Jim Bob. Linnea Jones – Realtor. More Love to Give. Newton Home and School. Window To Hope Project. Archive for ◊ November, 2013 ◊. Christmas Gift for an Orphan? Bull; Friday, November 22nd, 2013. 2016 Natasha's Kids.

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Fort Worth To Seattle Isn't All That Far: My Arms Are Going

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Fort Worth To Seattle Isn't All That Far. A Narrative To Bridge The Distance. Sunday, October 31, 2010. My Arms Are Going. Ozzy (the Seattle-based one, that is) made it worth it with his loud declaration of approval for my song. HAhahaha! Oh, very funny. I'm losing patience, they're losing patients. Hah. My mission this week is to get on with a new doctor, one who will pay attention. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This Week's Research Project. A Day in the Life of Four Kids and A Dog. My Life Is Good.

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Fort Worth To Seattle Isn't All That Far: Living Well with Hypothyroidism

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Fort Worth To Seattle Isn't All That Far. A Narrative To Bridge The Distance. Friday, November 12, 2010. Living Well with Hypothyroidism. WARNING: THIS IS NOT AN ORGANIZED, SPELL-CHECKED, EDITED, POETIC POST]. Do you know what it's like living in silence? Do you know what it's like living with a disorder that most of the people around you either refuse to acknowledge or simply don't comprehend? I love this blog and what it stands for. And go to their birthday parties again. And share their lives better.

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Unaware of Their Peril | Adopting In Iowa

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Unaware of Their Peril. Natural children, from the time they are born, expect their parents to parent them. The baby cries, the mother mothers they both attach to each other, it works, it’s natural. No thanks are in order. But, what if something happens, something that isn’t supposed to happen. The parents die. The child cries, but there is no mother to mother the child is alone. This doesn’t work, this is not natural. Which I wrote about before, the elaborate and powerful structure of denial the orphan ...

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Courage | Adopting In Iowa

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I recall an observation I often made during my years practicing obstetrics. Occasionally woman entering the hard stage of labor, in their distress at the intensity and relentlessness of the pain, would cry out something to the effect, I can’t do this! At times, they would beg me to Take the baby now! Because they could bear it no longer. My human heart was always compelled by their anguish, always moved by the extremity of their pleas. When a mother in labor cries out, I can’t do this! Mark Twain said, C...

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Natasha's Kids » 2013 » June

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The Light of My Life. Get Updates by Email. Give a part of your Amazon purchases to Window to Hope. It's easy, just click below before you buy:. Get Updates by Email. Christmas Gift for an Orphan? Did you know…. Cara in the House. Clay and Selene Peck. Conethia and Jim Bob. Linnea Jones – Realtor. More Love to Give. Newton Home and School. Window To Hope Project. Archive for ◊ June, 2013 ◊. Bull; Monday, June 03rd, 2013. I had a hard time relaxing until she came home, but boy, am I glad she went! The oth...

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What do they think of me? | Perfectly Random

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Adventures and Random Happenings. What do they think of me? Here’s their answers….Chase bio 12 yrs old, Kylie bio 9 yr old, Coben foster 6 yrs old (has lived with us for 14 mos) …. 1 What is something mom always says to you? Coby-Clean up your room, Kylie-quit shouting, Chase-do your homework. 2 What makes mom happy? Coby-When I listening , Kylie-chocolate, Chase-When we all behave. 3 What makes mom sad? Coby- kids who steal, Kylie-kids who steal, Chase-when we are all acting crazy. 6 How old is your mom?