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  • #16
    Originally posted by TigerLily View Post
    I might have told you guys about this when it happened...6.75 years ago. yikes. But when my daughter was born and taken to the NICU, away from me, she visited her there after I asked her not to. (she was a retired NICU nurse there, so they let her in) THEN she took a sad picture of herself with my newborn who I had not met yet and posted it on facebook. I asked her to take it down and it's still there to this day and I still get itchy just thinking about it!
    Whoa! I think both the staff and my husband would have heard me on this one!!

    I have the opposite problems with my MIL. She works way to much and I do my best for her to see her grandchild whenever she can even if it means living with her and making sure I'm there every Sunday (her day off) but if she prefers to go partying on Saturday or not even come to her own granddaughters bday party, don't come complaining to me you don't see her enough...
    And she wonders why M always tells her No or doesn't want to say good morning to her. She rarely sees her


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    wife to PGY1 GS and two little girls, and 1 annoying dog

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    • #17
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      -Mommy, FM wife, Disney Planner and Hoosier

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      • #18
        That is soooo wrong on so many levels.
        Luanne
        wife, mother, nurse practitioner

        "You have not converted a man because you have silenced him." (John, Viscount Morely, On Compromise, 1874)

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