My Miracle - Two and a Half Weeks Later
04-15-2011, 03:11 PM
#102
Super Member
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Central Washington State
Posts: 5,997
I would hope that everyone we know embraces life and celebrates each new life!
I never get tired of seeing the babies that come to visit us here on the Board, and I doubt that anyone else does, either!
You just keep sharing your miracle with us, and we will marvel at how beautiful each and every new life is, and all the memories we share (without a word, sometimes) of the little lives who have blessed us during our days here on earth.
Charles Dickens wrote:
I love these little people; and, it is not a slight thing, when they, so fresh from God, love us.
<wave>
I never get tired of seeing the babies that come to visit us here on the Board, and I doubt that anyone else does, either!
You just keep sharing your miracle with us, and we will marvel at how beautiful each and every new life is, and all the memories we share (without a word, sometimes) of the little lives who have blessed us during our days here on earth.
Charles Dickens wrote:
I love these little people; and, it is not a slight thing, when they, so fresh from God, love us.
<wave>
10-03-2011, 01:34 PM
#110
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Colorado
Posts: 3,536
Congrats on being a new Nana, you are so lucky.
I hope someday to become a grandmother, but IF I
do it will more than likely be with my youngest
daughter, but she just started college last June
(for summer classes).
My oldest daughter can not carry to term after 7
miscarries with the longest lasting 11-1/2 weeks
she may never have kids of her own (without adoption)
and at (nearly) 30 yrs old who knows what her plans
are for the future. I KNOW that 30 is not to old to
be having children, I guess it does seems like it is
because I had her when I was a teenager.
My middle daughter is not interested in having ANY kids
but hopefully if the relationship she is in now continues
that things may change.
I envy you :)
I hope someday to become a grandmother, but IF I
do it will more than likely be with my youngest
daughter, but she just started college last June
(for summer classes).
My oldest daughter can not carry to term after 7
miscarries with the longest lasting 11-1/2 weeks
she may never have kids of her own (without adoption)
and at (nearly) 30 yrs old who knows what her plans
are for the future. I KNOW that 30 is not to old to
be having children, I guess it does seems like it is
because I had her when I was a teenager.
My middle daughter is not interested in having ANY kids
but hopefully if the relationship she is in now continues
that things may change.
I envy you :)
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