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Congratulations Kendra!

Posted By: jss on 2008-11-14
In Reply to: I was under the impression... - Kendra

Assuming from your post you are pregnant too. That's wonderful! :)

I'm pregnant and there's a lot I would tell people for the money too. Can't say I blame he/she...I blame the people who buy the magazines and watch the TV interviews. I don't support it one bit. No different than any other woman getting IVF.


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Kendra, I'm right there with you...
I've got an entire SET of matched baggage I lug around with me courtesy of my mother. My BF, whose mother abandoned him for many years when his father was killed, has not only forgiven her but treats her with the utmost respect and no hidden hostility. He also treats ME with great respect and any other woman I've ever seen him encounter.

I don't think the average guy has issues because of mumsy. Maybe the proverbial "mama's boy," who was waited on hand foot and his every whim catered to, who then expects his GF/wife to follow suit.

But I agree...I know far more women, such as myself, who lug the baggage courtesy of their mothers, not men.

Well put, Kendra
*I am not against a hand UP but I am very much against a hand OUT.*

Very, very well put. I become infuriated when I know people who making living off of the system a lifestyle and feel entitled to it, when so many others genuinely need help and cannot get it. The system was made to be 'assistance', not a lifelong support.

IMO, people living off of the system just drain it so that those who really do need a *hand UP* cannot get it.
Kendra, that is why I have my own ATM and
hubby has his own. I don’t use his, he doesnt use mine. Works out really good that way. We neither one know what kind of money the other one has.
Kendra, I'm with you completely on this
I have a lot of animals and unfortunately have lost a few through the years. It is never easy and I have never stopped feeling conflicted about the decision to euthenize them, for the same reasons you mentioned. If I am reasonably sure they aren't suffering, and if I still see a spark of joy or love of life in their eyes I do what I can to support them, JUST LIKE I DID FOR MY MOM when she was paralyzed and bedridden, being fed through an NG tube after multiple strokes. She indicated to me that her life was still valuable to her, and I find it very difficult to determine when life ceases to be valuable to the person or animal living it. Also, I have seen miraculous recoveries after all hope was lost. I'm perplexed that we assume an injection is the "humane" way to deal with ailing pets yet recoil at the thought of human euthenisia.

Love and blessings to all of you going through this.
Sorry, that was Chia saying that, not Kendra
Reading the post and I do not see where that was said they did not need the jacket. Was that in another post?
Kendra, join in whenever. You would think with all the
negative that NO one else ever heard some of these things. Now, really! I left out some really juicy ones. Guess I will have to do a part 2, you think?
Kenna, Kendra, Kimberley nm
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awww...hang in there Kendra...
he will be home in no time and you can have all the sex you want!!!
So MTmommy and Kendra, question for you
I noticed the ages of your children and both said 2. Have you worked outside the home before these children were born?
Kendra, I did not read what you did, where did the person
buying jacket from QVC said they did not need? Maybe I missed it?
Like I said before, Kendra, READ THE ORIGINAL POST.
Sheesh.....!
Kendra! READ the post! Nothing was mentioned
And seriously consider getting your tubes tied.........
I agree with Kendra, if you fear he would be physicall abusive - (sm)
then you need to be away from him. He is just your boyfriend, right? Not even your husband. I left a marriage recently from an abusive husband. He "only" beat me physically once, but he was controlling and emotionally abusive at other times AND he looked at young lesbian porn online. If I ever start dating someone and I get even a hint that they could ever become physically abusive to me I will run from that relationship so fast your head would spin. Please get away from him!! Dont even deal with it another day.
Katiana, Korinna, Kendra, Kari, Kayleen, Kyra nm
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Congratulations
I'm so happy for you and your family.
Congratulations!!!
Hope all goes well for you and your little one! Keep us posted:-)
Congratulations!
I too miscarried my first pregnancy when I was 18. I went on to have two boys and I was also a gestational surrogate mom and had a little girl in 2005. Good luck and I hope the rest of the pregnancy is uneventful!
Congratulations! sm
My oldest daughter got pregnant after having a miscarriage - didn't even have a first period afterwards. Her twins turned seven in December - they are a joy!
Congratulations sm
Just wondering, how much help was the family of the bride. Glad your son is happy! Like I said on another post yesterday, "Ain't love grand"!
Congratulations!!!!! :-)
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CONGRATULATIONS!!! WELL DONE. nm
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Congratulations! nm
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Congratulations!
I'd be happy to let your cats hunt inside the 6-foot fence in my back yard. Shrews and moles galore for the mighty hunter.
Congratulations!
Kudos to you! I am positive that your efforts played a major role in helping Sumpter Regional win the MRI!
Congratulations,
Not too many of us can persevere that long (including me!) 
Congratulations!

She sounds like a sweetie pie!  I remember housebreaking can be pretty frustrating but what about those training pads that they sell at pet stores or Walmart?  Another idea is to put a bell on the door handle (believe it or not) and have her touch it and then go outside with her.  She associates the ring with going potty and eventually will ring it herself to be let out.  I've heard it works!  I'm so excited for her and so happy she has a good home because it does sound as though she wasn't treated very well by a man before you got her.  Makes me sick to my stomach how mean people can be.


First congratulations and second
from what I could tell from the part of the interview that they showed, she stopped the surgery. Now, I'm not sure if she did it because she was pregnant again or if she's going to restart the process.
congratulations
Congratulations on your pregnancy! Again, I have to tell you we have so much in common! It was the birth of my daughter that inspired my husband to be his better self.

Oh, and the step-kids growing up....... that is a whole other thing and they still cost you money, but at least the lawyers are out of it by then!

Congrats again! YOU hang in there!
congratulations!!
and i wish the couple many years of joy. Committment is the key word. Our youngest daughter did not want to go on to school, as strongly as we encouraged her to do so, and married right after high school. Five years later now, they have 3 children and are a model couple and excellent parents. My intuition also told me they were right for each other. Some couples will overcome all odds. hugs!
Congratulations!! sm
I think you will be happy with your decision. Those of us who have been there and done it know it isn't always the right thing to cut people off from your life. They leave and you're stuck with the guilt! Don't be angry with those who tried to help, perhaps they had it even worse and wanted to be helpful. You will feel better about yourself later and at least you tried! Be proud! You took the hard way out, but the rewards are good and you're setting an example of forgiving, and when she or they go, you will be able to live with yourself.
Congratulations on all of the above
I have to laugh here because here I am at 47 (7 years older) with a 15 year old and a 5 year old and you have a married son and a newly engaged daughter. LOL. My best friend from Jr. High School just became a grandmother for the first time and I just had to think wow, how different our lives are. Of course I wouldn't change the way my life has gone.

I see where congratulations for some and others, not so much

I am of the understanding now that if someone gets another wonderful job, so they say, so many oohs and aaahs and congrats to you.


When I posted on here about a week or so ago about doubling my money due to receiving my full retirement benefits and still working, it was so quite could hear a pin drop.


I am thinking jealousy has a lot of green-eyed monsters on here.


First of all -- congratulations!

Speaking from experience, I found breast feeding to be the most difficult part of being a new mom.  Don't get me wrong -- I wholeheartedly believe in, but it just wasn't for me.  It seemed to add to my postpartum depression by making me feel like I couldn't leave my baby even for a minute.  I also felt that it took longer than it should.  I have 3 children.  With my first, I breastfed for about 6 weeks until I went back to work.  With my second, I only breast fed 2 weeks, realizing that it was contributing to my postpartum depression.  With my 3rd child, I didn't breast feed at all and I didn't seem to have near the postpartum depression. 


I'm not saying that you shouldn't breast feed.  It's a personal choice.  For me, it just didn't work.  I also think you really need to talk to your OB immediately about postpartum depression.  I know it's real because I went through it.  If you were on birth control before and you've yet to resume it, I would suggest speaking to your OB about restarting that.  It can really help to regulate some of your hormones.  Also, sleep when your baby sleeps.  You need your rest so you can be a better mom.  I would also see if a family member would be willing to watch her for a few hours while you're working.  Most people adore babies, so I'll bet there are people just waiting to help.  If you don't live near family, you could probably have a teenager come into your home a few hours during the day to sit with her while you work. 


There are lots of people who would be willing to help.  Just talking to other moms was a big comfort for me.  Strap her in the buggy and walk to your nearest park!  Good luck and congratulations!  Everything you are feeling is normal, but you should still speak with your OB about postpartum depression. 


How wonderful, congratulations and wish you the best !!!!...nm
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Congratulations!...Will keep you in my thoughts!..nm

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Congratulations to her and to you!!! You should place the right arm
far over the left shoulder and give yourself a pat on the back. What a wonderful support you have been in helping her achieve her goals and you should be very proud of yourself, too. I know she is so appreciative for all of you that made her dream come true!
Woohooo! Congratulations!

For odds and ends, don't forget to check Craig's list!  I mentioned it to my daughter, and I've created a monster.  She's gotten a free dishwasher, free stove, and gotten new bathroom sinks for her house complete with faucets for $10 each from somebody on the list that just moved into a (new) house and decided to have the sinks upgraded.  


I like to visit Home Depot, Lowe's, and various wallpaper stores frequently, and pick up their discontinued borders  and rolls of wallpaper for @ $1.00 each.  If you know the square footage you need to cover, you may be able to do a room for as little as $5.00 instead of $250.  Of course whenever my kids are redecorating, they go to my storage cabinets, find something that suits them,  and take my finds home for free.   


I do the same thing in the paint departments there and at Benjamin Moore.  I'll find already mixed paint that somebody has decided that they don't like and, as long as it is an attractive color and a good quality paint, I'll pick it up for $3 or so per gallon.  I do decorative and faux finish effects and always like to have a variety of colors in stock at my house for raw materials and am not afraid to mix paint colors to achieve the exact color I want.  


As for the house, congratulations! I'm a huge believer in sweat equity.


Congratulations on being demoted!...have..
a drink for me! :)
Just wanted to say Congratulations! nm
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Congratulations on your new kitty!

She sounds sweet!  I swear by a liquid called Ration Plus.  I first got it for my equines who had weight problems and gas.  It's a prebiotic that works in their hindgut to regulate things...makes food stick to the ribs and helps with things like diarrhea and gas.  I also give it to my dogs now and again and even my old senior cat.  I put it right on their food and they gobble it right up.


HOWEVER, it does not state anywhere on their website or the label that it is appropriate for cats.  I just wrote to them actually, just now, to find out if it was safe for felines.  I know I've been feeding it to my cat now for over a year, one or two times a week as a top dressing on his food, and haven't had any problems and he looks great.  I will let you know what they say about it.


Fantastic results and a bottle lasts a long, long time. 


Here's their company website: http://www.rationplus.com/dog.html
but I buy it from pet places because it's usually cheaper that way.


 


Congratulations! Thanks for the update. nm
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Congratulations! That is awesome.
Tell him great job from me. You must be very proud.
Great! Congratulations!

Absolutely and congratulations to you, too!
Do you know if it is a boy or a girl?
I think she is gorgeous...congratulations!
:)
Congratulations -- You should be very proud of yourself
for being able to accomplish that.
Congratulations! Enjoy! And please keep it down there! LOL nm
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Congratulations, Amanda!
Congratulations on the new arrival. She will be eating out of your hands in no time. I am so happy you found her so quickly!


Congratulations, Amanda!
That's the car I've dreamed of owning.. But I let myself be talked into the practical minivan to cart kids and grandkids around in. You're an inspiration though!
Congratulations - but also remember
that there is now a limit as to how much you can make beyond your SS and if you go beyond that limit you end up paying it back big time.
Congratulations from a Hurricanes fan! (sm)
I live in Raleigh NC and we were trying to give you guys a run for your money for a while there! Congratulations!!