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Date Posted: 02:41:47 06/25/01 Mon
Author: Jackie
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Re: Hey Ladybug
In reply to: Carol (Anderson) Alexander 's message, "Hey Ladybug" on 10:41:07 06/22/01 Fri

I've heard about finding the potholes too. Someone suggested bicycling or horseback riding!
Mrs. Decker - that's who it was. Everyone loved her as a teacher, I did to until she did that to me. I never had nor heard of any of those other teachers.
If I could go back in time I would definately do high school different. It's so funny, my husband loved high school. He was involved in everything. A football player, thespian, chorus, he also ran the audio/visual stuff for all the teachers. He was a C student but he said high school was a wonderful experience. He's about 7 years older than me but when you listen to his experiences and mine you would think that I lived through the late 60s early 70s and not him!
I'm still pregnant, now a week late. So this morning we are inducing. Not something I wanted to do. I really want to go natural, even trying it without the epidural. But I hear that pitocin makes the contractions very intense. Well, just as long as he comes out. It's such an experience feeling another human being inside you but enough already, I want to start sleeping on my stomach LOL!

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[> [> [> [> Re: Hey Ladybug -- Carol (Anderson) Alexander, 08:50:50 06/25/01 Mon (NoHost/207.234.212.137)

Don't forget fitting into your jeans again! I couldn't wait!!!
Pitocin is some nasty stuff. I had 3 C-sections and they gave it to me all 3 times. It helps to shrink the uterus back to normal. Then you have this stupid nurse who comes in and tries to knead your stomach. I wanted to hit her. Do you already know it's a boy? Is this your 1st? By the time you read this, it will be all over.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!

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Re: Hey Ladybug -- Diane, 15:33:30 07/03/01 Tue (177.ft-lauderdale-03-04rs.fl.dial-access.att.net/12.94.1.177)

Hi Jackie! When I had my first son I wanted to go "natural" also. They had to induce me with pitocin too. After the first 8 hours I agreed to the epidural. It was the best decision I made because I was able to get some rest. My labor lasted 15 hours but it was all worth it when my son was born. And yes, you do forget the pain like everyone says. I feel the same about the So.Florida educational system. I am surprised we all surived it! My 7 year old had a terrible 1st grade. He went through about 7 different teachers because his regular teacher was sick most of the year. I am now trying to decide if I want to send him and his brother back to the same school or to another one. What is surprising is that their current school is an "five star" and an "A" School" even though I haven't seen it.

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