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How to help Australia
We've been following the news of our beloved Australia. Some of you have asked whether the area we were in has been affected by th...
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In Adelaide, we typically spent Saturdays visiting someplace new: a beach, a parkland, etc. And with so much to do, we rarely did the same t... -
All right ladies and gentlemen, it's time to wage your bets on when Baby Bardwell will make his/her arrival. To play, leave a comment w...
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I want one of these and I'm not kidding. I don't know why my family keeps making fun of me. Obviously they don't know what it...
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sorry ked! consider this the first in a long string of childhood illnesses your family will contract!
I'm surprised you haven't contracted anything yourself yet, considering our field! I was exposed to 1 confirmed case of Whooping Cough and 1 confirmed case of TB within a month before my due date in 2005,thanks to my super healthy clients...my OB about hospitalized me just to keep away from it all, but alas, I didn't get any of it, thanks to the super immune system that pregnancy gives you. Also, I had an OB appointment two days before my due date, and he confirmed I was neither dilated or effacing, only for me to go into labor 8 hours after the appointment. I'm not sure they have any clue... What hospital are you planning on delivering at?
Hey Misti, I think that our work actually boosts our immunity! I know that working in an elementary school and a shelter in the past have made my immunity pretty good (I'm also knocking on wood right now). I will deliver at Mercy; their birthing suite is AWESOME!! (not the reason we chose that hospital, but a nice perk)
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