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Comments (18)Thanks for all the encouragement and letting me know its ok to feel the way I feel. I don't need a new relationship to be complete, I have lived by myself in the past for many years without someone I know I can do. This relationship just happend. I prayed alot about finding love and it just kind of fell into my lap. I did fight against it for awhile even when I moved in, I still had a bit of a wall up and I did have somewhere else to go. But I opened up my heart and it was the best thing I could have done for myself.. I am moving forward in my life. I will be back in school in Jan (took a semester off) I have 3 classes left (2 semesters) before I will graduate and hopefully get my RN. So even though I went through so much in the last year, I maintained my strength and went on with my life, even though there were many nights I layed there and cried. I have to be strong, noone can be strong for me.. The world will not stop because I am sad or hurt, that is what got me through. I knew that if I didn't take care of myself, whatever happend would be my fault. I can't lay there and let someone else take care of me,I had to do my own thing.. Currently BF and I do maintain seperated money accounts and bills, I pay my own bils, car payment etc, he pays the household bills and his own bills, If either of us is stuck and need money or help with bills, we have each other. I buy groceries and we both treat each other out to dinner, so even though we are together in a strong relationship, we both have our own independance.. One thing this relationship has that I never had before in the last one, is my freedom, he does not tell me I can't do something, he doesn't tell me who I can see or where I can go. I dealt with that, I dealt with money control and I was never allowed to drive far by myself.. As soon as I was seperated I was in my car and I drove all over the place, I drove to downtown atlanta alone, I even Ventured out and I drove all the way to Canada to visit my mom and dad by myself, something I had, was not allowed to attempt. I come and go as I please and so does my bf, but then thing is, because there is no control, we don't go far alone, because we like to be together.. Have a great day, I am off to work.. Collllllld weather here, not happy lol...See MoreFertility issues
Comments (10)My exBF's 2nd wife had a tubal ligation before they met. She had two kids with her first husband. My exBF had his three from his 1st wife & swore he didn't want more kids. But, after they married, she had her tubal ligation reversed and a year later, they had (fraternal) twins. More proof that anything is possible. A vasectomy is reversible. I had a tubal ligation at 21 (after my 3rd child) and was so busy in my 20's with my 3 kids (and exBF's), I didn't want more kids. I met DH when I was 35 and briefly thought it would be wonderful to have a child together... I missed out on raising a child WITH someone and I am definitely more prepared financially, emotionally, etc. than I was when I had my kids. We discussed IVF or adoption. Finally decided against it. I love kids but my reasons are selfish. My reasons for wanting another child were just as selfish as why I decided against it. I've been raising kids since I was 17 and as much as I long to share a baby with DH, I also long for DH and I to have our 'alone' time and experience what most have in their 20's... no kids & the freedom to go places and not worry about childcare or all the stuff kids need. My 22 year old son and his wife just had a baby. After babysitting overnight when he took her to the hospital, it was even more clear to me that, for me, getting up every 2-3 hours all night with a newborn was a lot tougher at 40. It left me wondering how the heck I did this with three little ones at 21? Now, I'm pretty sure I'm going to be satisfied with just being a grandma... I get to play with and spoil but don't have the responsibility. We love traveling and our kids are all at ages they can come with us or stay home (except his daughter but she can stay with her mom) and if we had a new baby.. well, I admitted to being selfish. I'm not knocking anyone for wanting/having more kids, if that's what you really want... just adding my perspective that, at least for me, there are sometimes other considerations. I agree with lovehadley, your chances are better if there is not a problem with your fertility. My only advice would be to try and relax, not stress out over it and don't let it consume you/r life. Wish you luck!...See MoreI feel so sad
Comments (10)In most cases, I'm fairly sure that the damage to the animal would be too serious to permit it to recover. It usually would be best to put it out of its misery ... and, if that is the choice, the sooner, the better. If you have a hammer or other heavy object in the car, hit it on the top or fore-part of the head ... hard. If recovery to a half-decent kind of life isn't going to be possible. I know that it's difficult. There were two small kittens here a while ago that were crying piteously, one day - distemper, I think. They died within a few hours. I should have hit them, but couldn't. A couple of days later, the third one went through the same agony ... maybe I should have taken it to the vet after the first two died. I didn't do it in, either, unfortunately. Their bodies still lie in the garage - I haven't had the heart to bury them. About a month ago, a couple of kittens in the barn, too young to have their eyes fully open, had the same problem. It was when I was looking after my friend's hunting dog and he wondered whether the dog might have been responsible, but I didn't think so. The first one was out in the open, but showed no marks, or moisture from the dog's saliva, etc. The second was under an old enamelled sink ... but the dog could have got at it. I doubt that it would have left it in there, though. It's a difficult choice ... and even more difficult to implement. ole joyful P.S. Millions in northern, eastern and central Africa, having suffered the ravages of drought and, as herdspeople, loss of most of their animals for several years ... now are displaced from their homes by the insurrections, rebellions and warfare. Thousands, many of them children, die every month. Zimbabwe, formerly bread-basket of Africa ... now is a basket case ... thousands rely on U.N. food aid. Also Tibet. Burma/Myanmar. Iraq. Afghanistan. Georgia (the Asian one). o j...See MoreOT Johnny Halliday
Comments (3)I had to look him up. I was intrigued by the story behind how he chose his stage name, which sounds so A-S. Wikipedia says his born name was Jean-Philippe Léo Smet, but he was rared by his aunt and Oklahoman uncle Lee Hallyday (also a stage name). I think I've heard of Lee, as a personality, but I may be mixing him up with someone else. My condolences to the people of France....See More- 8 years ago
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