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Re: husband and I just got home from fertility seminar
From: Amy (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed Jul 2 00:01:20 2008
Awe...I like that! Did you find out you had endo before or after your
pregnancies?
At Tue, 1 Jul 2008, niki wrote:
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>I am thankful for my loving and supportive husband of 10 yrs this month,
>my beautiful daughter who is trully an angel sent from above, my
>handsome inquisitive son who I am trully blessed to have. My many
>friends irl and online who not only have been there for me but also
>supported me and lifted me up when i was down. My inlaws who have been
>more of parents to me than my own father. Im thankful for the meds that
>have helped my pain as well as the doctors who have understood and done
>their best to help me.
>
>At Tue, 1 Jul 2008, Amy wrote:
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>>True! Things can always be worse!
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>>At Tue, 1 Jul 2008, ramey wrote:
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>>>Oh man, where to start?
>>>
>>>As relating to the topic at hand... I am thankful that my pain isn't as
>>>bad as it could be (things can ALWAYS be worse). I'm thankful that I
>>>have a supportive and doting spouse. I'm thankful that I'm finally
>>>getting to the bottom of this whole scenario. I'm thankful that I have
>>>the time, emotional and financial resources to take control of the
>>>situation. I'm thankful for positive, compassionate, kindhearted
>>>people.
>>>
>>>Yay.
>>>
>>>At Tue, 1 Jul 2008, Amy wrote:
>>>>
>>>>It was really great and motivating! I know we are all in a lot of
>>>>physical and emotional pain. Maybe we should take a moment to say what
>>>>we are thankful for. What do you gals think?
>>>>
>>>>I will go first. I am thankful that I have a wonderful, loving husband
>>>>who supports me 110%. I am also thankful that we are finally finding
>>>>out what is wrong with me. Maybe we will actually be able to get
>>>>pregnant this year=)
>>>>
>>>>Who's next?
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