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(oh and if you are going to reveal that I am a lunatic...too late everyone already knows.)View Thread

I finally used an old old coping skill to comfort myself. (sit quietly with headphones on and listed to the Beatles). THey are dear friends who are there 24/7 with their music.
That is one thing that comforts ALL of me.
Took a real pain pill last night and got some good sleep and woke up feeling mentally calmer.View Thread

Kinda like when Newsy left. Nothing can fill the void of all these people.
Riddleyxxx, Evolcat, BHH, Sammie, Racheal, Toby, Sandy, Fell_out_Bed....so many others....
I am richer person having known all of them.
Damn you wmd. You should have let us say goodbye to our friend. I can understand the callous way it was done, but my littles cannot.
will not.
This headspace will pass, I will eventually place mama Caprice into the category of the others listed above. Names on a paper, but not forgotten. Place in the MIA folder in my brain and just accept I will never know what became of them.
lost today. need a lap to curl up into and rest quietly in a sun beam.View Thread

Don't let anyone bully you, stand firm...human babies drink human milk.View Thread

I'm not posting much because I have no freaking time. Right now it taking 100% of my energy to keep up with motherhood and work and my job as wife.View Thread

I have heard if the b-feeding mother limits or avoids dairy she drinks/consumes it will decreases the sensitivity of her breast milk. Might give that a try.
I tried to add in soy formula with my son and OMG I have never see fountains of puke like that before or after! I tried that because my father has milk allergy/intolerant and I wanted to rule out my BM as the cause of his constant puking.
and just info to help you. My daughter hates milk and has grown up just healthy and fine without ever drinking a glass of milk in her life. So if your little miss needs to avoid cow milk in the future, she will be just fine, and you don't need to worry about that.
I am glad you at least got answers.View Thread

Ugh, hearing it shatter was a kick to my gut. Its like loosing a friend.
How sad is that? The closest thing to me from my childhood is a broken knife, and that bottle.
no replies needed, just needed to say that allowed. No one really to share it with. (or who would care.)View Thread

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