The Hive is (realy) Dead! Long Live the Hive Mind!

[Bloosquig]

Oh that's horrible. I know we had some scares early in the pregnancy but I can't imagine how much it must hurt to get to the end and then have it end like that.

 

[hafrogman]

I just read the saddest thing. Over on the Aug 2007 board on pregnancy.org, one of the moms lost her baby less than 2 weeks from his due date because her blood pressure spiked suddenly.

Knew a woman who was part of a similar LJ community. Every so often, someone would leave the group. . .

 

[Bloosquig]

Well I guess that's just another reason to be thankful for what you have. How's your daughter doing now Aurora? Still playing treasure chest?


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halfway through work yay

 

[Aurora]

Oh that's horrible. I know we had some scares early in the pregnancy but I can't imagine how much it must hurt to get to the end and then have it end like that.

Exactly. For me, this is the time that I finally start to let my guard down and think that everything will turn out okay, and then to lose the baby knowing that had there been ANY warning they could have just cut the baby out and he would be just fine. No problems at all, probably wouldn't have even ended up in the NICU.

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I have seen the same thing on preg.org Frogman. I have been there since I got preggers with my first baby. On Korbin's birth board, there is a list of all the expectant mommies due this month and then at the end it lists all the mommies that were with us, but left because of losing their babies.

 

[Aurora]

Well I guess that's just another reason to be thankful for what you have. How's your daughter doing now Aurora? Still playing treasure chest?


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halfway through work yay

LOL No, she got bored and is now chasing our dog with her babydoll's stroller.

That's my girl.

 

[Aurora]

Kylee is so funny. We go into a store now, and I'll go walk down the baby aisles and she'll point at things and say "For baby brother! Baby brother!"

 

[Bloosquig]

Well this is the best time if there is any to let your guard down Aurora. After all like ya said if anything, god forbid, were to happen they can always go in after the baby and he would probably be all right.

Seems kinda morbid to keep track of the babies that didn't make it but I can understand wanting to let them know they're remembered.

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heck yeah run the doggie down. Reminds me of my friend who trained his daughter how to do a blood choke. That poor girl is gonna be in jail by the time she's 7 for killing someone but at least she'll go in knowing some close combat moves.

 

[hafrogman]

LOL No, she got bored and is now chasing our dog with her babydoll's stroller.

That's my girl.

So now, is Mommy playing DQ8?

 

[hafrogman]

Reminds me of my friend who trained his daughter how to do a blood choke. That poor girl is gonna be in jail by the time she's 7 for killing someone but at least she'll go in knowing some close combat moves.

Jeez, that's kinda scary. My friend Zach is only still alive because his younger brother wasn't combat trained. The number of times that his brother truly attempted to kill him is kind of mind boggling.

 

[Bloosquig]

That reminds me that I never finished DQ8. Or final fantasy... 12? 76? whichever one that I had just recently bought. I've been really bad with finished games lately and I don't know why. :\

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yeah its very scary frog, she's already choked one little boy out. It's kinda cute but in that way a little dog is cute when it's rabid.