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Old 06-04-2008, 07:28 AM #8
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Mother hood is all about sacrifice. might as well start early. Once you find out that you are preggers, your world of do do do, turns into a dont dont dont. No alcohol, no cigs, no artificial sweetners, and no drugs. You have to be so careful to not damage that developing little baby.

send her a hug from us. Mother hood is hard work.
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