Pregnancy- July 2011
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Anne- You do whatever YOU feel is right for you and Elise. You have had a very hard time, sickwise, since being pregnant and if given the opportunity I would probably go for the induction, personally. Unless things change between now and then for you and you begin to feel better, which I hope it does. I know everyone has their stories for inductions but I figured I'd give you a nice one
My best friend was induced at 36 weeks because she had an incompetent cervix- the MINUTE they took the stitch out she was dilated to a 5. They just monitored her and checked her out and were going to let her go home but the amniotic fluid was very low and at the risk of infection they kept her and tried to let baby come on it's own for 24 hours. She did not so they suggested inducing with pitocin to keep the risk of infection minimal. She was induced, didn't really even know she was contracting, and laughing in bed! She ended up having the baby a couple hours later and was literally in active labor for 15 minutes, 3 pushes and she was out. So no, not all induced stories are "horrible". In something such as childbirth, no matter the circumstances or way you chose to labor/deliver, etc, we are all going to go through it differently :flowerforyou:0 -
Anne, I think another thing to consider and talk w your mw about is when during an induction they would start talking about a c/s. I wasnt dilated at all and barely effaced when the started me (and that was at 39 weeks, sonor " early"). I stalled for quite a while around 18 or 19 hours in and wasn't progressing and also was having some slight fetal distress. Many dra would have called it and hone for a c/s at that point but my mws were against a c/s as much as I was so the backed off the pit and did something else (I can't remember what, and at that point didn't care!) then went back to the pit later. They also kept hitting the max pit level and adjusting, backing off and restarting after a little. If your m/w is willing to do everything she can to keep you out of the OR it is sort of a different story than an OB that may be scapel happy. Write a list of questions To take with fri... What of I max out the pit dose? What if I stall? What if it's been almost 24 hrs? What if there is a little distress? What do you consider failure to progress? Etc.
Plus you have time to look up induction and find out what it involves. Funny that w my first I didn't look onto c/s (I actually skipped that chapter on the book!) and ended up with one and this time I never even thought of an inductionor learned what it involved and - go figure!
A side not I just thought of regarding drs on call- remember - depending on when you get there it might change. They have 12 he shifts and don't stay if someone's in labor. Because of the time I got there 8 pm, I went through 3 midwives before I actually delivered! Honestly though, I barely remember the last switch though to the one that delivered. I couldn't have cared less who was up my who ha at that point! Haha. Ps w my first I thought I wanted a lady but my ins only had guys to pick from. It was no bug seal at all. And thus time there were some male students and I didn't care. Honestly, frodo could have been there to deliver and as long as he knew what he was doing at that point you don't care!!
Pps Anne ... Look into other things involved too. Membrane striping was not pleasant, but not painful. Then there are things like folley balls. I had never heard of one, they put it up there and fill it w water and leave it until it can pull out, which means you are at4. She said it would be really painful but it was not bad at all but I have high pain threshold so.. Also the drugs to make you cervix ripen, I don't know how those work or if the hurt because I couldn't have them since I was a vbac. Maybe they hurt or maybe that would have made it all go a lot quicker...
Megan was induced too - you night ask her about hers. She I remember said it came on hard and fast.0 -
Thanks again to all of you lovely ladies for your thoughts/prayers. The funeral and graveside service went really well. None of it was easy but for the most part my family is at peace with it all.
We finally got home around 10 last night after the long 6 hour car ride there and back. Can I just recommend to any of you not to go over 2 hours at this point- even with stopping to stretch your legs etc. It's the most uncomfortable I've been yet and was just down right miserable. It made me really sick (which I never am in the car) and I was contracting some too.
Going away and not being on normal routine seemed to have made Avery very quiet, he hardly moved Friday. I went to bed and made DH talk to him just to get him going because I hadn't felt him at all that day. He FINALLY moved and kicked/punched quite a few times then. Other than that the trip went well. I might slap my mother the next time she feels the need to introduce my child to EVERYONE and their brother though :grumble:0 -
Anne- ppps- there is no such thing as "strictly for you". You health is going to affect the process and your LOs well being overall, even if she's growing fine. Taking care of you is just as important so DO NOT feel selfish about doing it! You have to make it through preg, then labor, and then recovery and months if sleep deprivation. You being healthy and up for it is critical!0
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Ronya- Thanks for the support
Danielle- Thank you for the support and the nice induction story I have heard a couple of those during my research. I am sorry that your car ride was so unpleasant and uncomfortable. I am glad that you go to be with your family.
Mel- Thank you so much for all of the advice. Those are GREAT things to ask my MW. I do plan on taking a list of questions and I am sure she has an opinion to tell me as well when I get there. I will add all of those questions to my list. My dr. is not into c-sections at all so I think that she would be willing to push through with me but I should check to make sure. That is one thing I am afraid of happening. I REALLY think how the induction is can be based on how dilated/effaced you are to start out with (based on the reading that I have done). I am wondering if I am not at all if I can decide to not induve when I get closer. I need to ask that. I have started up looking all the processes and plan to ask my midwife what she prefers to use. I want to know as much as possible. There seem to be a lot of different options so I want to know what she would plan on using. That is too bad you couldn’t have the cervix ripening drugs… I think those are supposed to help a lot! And that is true I know about my health affecting my babies health, thank you for reminding me. It is nice to have a fresh perspective.0 -
oh and Mel thats true about who will be on call... I don't have a huge preference about who delivers me. I have met them all and liked them all enough... though it is important to ask my MW if the other doctors share her same beliefs about what methods are used/c-sections0
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Congratulations Brittony!0
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Danielle -- I'm glad you made it back home safely. I had to giggle (sorry) about your mother introducing your child to everyone. At some point during the greet-the-family part of my brother's service, my dad no longer introduced me to anyone, he just pointed to my belly. But of course I was only 26 weeks then and considering I still don't look pregnant to some people at 38 weeks, I bet some people had no idea why he was doing that. :laugh: I was pretty mortified.
Well, it certainly doesn't appear July 3rd will be my day since it's already after noon and I got nothin'. Oh well!
Nesting has certainly kicked in full-force. This morning I woke up and before I even ate breakfast I suddenly absolutely HAD to clean the pantry. :huh: It took me about 90 minutes before I was satisfied. Insane. Now on to the rest of the house. 0 -
Katrina/Anne -- I'm sorry, I have to comment. And I really hope I can do it without offending anyone because I promise that's not the intention. I KNOW Katrina didn't mean anything by it, but according to the statistics I've seen, inductions do not "more often than not lead to a c-section." Katrina, do you have an information source you'd like to share (I promise I mean this in a curious and non-snarky way! :laugh:)? Of course you can always ask your OB for their personal/hospital statistics, Anne, if you were very concerned about it.
Sorry - somehow part of what I was writing went missing. It should have read something more along the lines of "inductions more ofthen than not lead to more interventions and can often increase the chances of a c-section as there is failure to progress or fetal distress from the ramped up levels that pitocin can lead too."
I never meant to put somethign out that that was so egregiously worded. Please blame it on pregnancy brain.
Anne Elise - I can't understand the not liking needles part as it's not an issue for me, but I second Mel's recommendation to seriously consider the IVs. RIght now you might feel like it's giving up, but it's a lot like having daddy take the baby out on a Saturday morning so that mom can get some uninterrupted sleep. It will chnage your whole perspective after things are restored to balance (more sleep, less sickness, etc.).
Danielle - I am glad that you made it home safely.
Maureen - Nesting was my first sign of impending labor. Dh jokes now that he should have known something was up when I was scrubbing the bathroom floor on my butt after cleaning the rest of the house earlier that day.
AFM: I'm exhausted. My family arrived for an overnight visit - mom, dad, sister, 3 nephews and neice. This, added to my horde of 4, creates diaster of unbelievable proportions. Then today we celebrated J's birthday with a cookout. It was a lot of fun, but the last guest left after almost 4 hours here and J was asleep 5 minutes later. The house is moswtly back to normal - outside is completely done but the kitchen still needs work. I'm going to go upstairs to bed and fold the small mountain of laundry accumulated over the last few days. I am very thankful that we aren't doing anything tomorrow. I'm going to attempt to convince the kids to let me sleep in and try to do the same with my body! not sleeping past 6:30 is getting very old.
Happy 4th!0 -
CAn I tell you guys that I am sooooo ready to not be pregnant anymore? I know some women love it, but not me... NOT AT ALL!
I have spent today on the couch due to extreme dizziness which is only making my nauesa worse than normal. UGH! And I dont actually want her to start labor now, cause I really dont want a 4th of July baby (I have a birthday on a holiday and never liked it). UGH UGH UGH0 -
Congratulations brit!!!
Just home from camping, will try to catch up with you all tomorrow!0 -
Julie- Hope July 3rd was your day after all but I am guessing not Sounds like you still got some nesting in you!
Katrina- I am seriously considering it. I may talk to my dr. this week about exactly what it would entail… I am not convinced it is something that is going to help (from her first description to what I think the problem is) but it may be worth a shot either way. I also need to find out the cost and if my insurance really will cover it. Oh my! I can imagine how exhausted you must be! I hope you got to sleep in this morning! You deserve it!
Maureen- I am sorry that you were dizzy
As miserable as I feel now I can’t imagine how you feel being so close! I don’t blame you at all for wanting to be done and to meet your little one.
Rachel- I hope you had a lot of fun camping!
Happy 4th everyone! My DH's brother and SIL came into town last night. We had a really nice time with them, they have never been to Chattanooga. I made the mistake of walking 3 miles in the morning with a friend because we walked ALL OVER the city later on. We went to the farmers market and basically toured the whole downtown.... great besides it being 100 degrees and me swelling like a marshmellow Luckily after dinner they wanted to just relax so we played games at home. Fun day. We have a short BBQ today but besides that not too much. 0 -
Congratulations Brittony and welcome baby Emma!
Sorry i've been MIA for a while ladies, been having extreme exhaustion and constant nausea for last few weeks which mmeans i've been in bed at 7pm every night!
However a scan today has shown i'm having twins...double the symptoms obviously!
I am very surprised as twins does not run in my family but we are over the moon excited with our news!0 -
Sorry i've been MIA for a while ladies, been having extreme exhaustion and constant nausea for last few weeks which mmeans i've been in bed at 7pm every night!
However a scan today has shown i'm having twins...double the symptoms obviously!
I am very surprised as twins does not run in my family but we are over the moon excited with our news!
Oh my goodness!!! How exciting for you and your family :flowerforyou: So sorry to hear that you are so sick though. I hope you'll be feeling better once you are out of the first trimester.0 -
Danielle – glad you made it back safely. My mom hasn’t started introducing my child to anyone yet, but lately everyone has to put their hands on my belly and to say hi to Kathryn before they say hi to me. :huh:
Katrina – hope you got to sleep in this morning!
Maureen – ugh, I’m sorry you’re having such a bad day. Hopefully you’ll have a July 5th baby!! :happy:
Rachel - welcome back!! Hope you had fun!
Anne – boo for the heat, but I’m glad had had a good time with your BIL and SIL.
Steph – ahhhh twins!!!!!! Congratulations!!!!! :bigsmile:
So at the picnic last night I overheard my cousin (distant cousin I haven’t seen in almost a year) say to his wife, “wow, Ronya’s really gained a lot a weight.” Before I could say anything to him, his wife yells, “*kitten*, she’s 6 months pregnant!!!” :ohwell:0 -
Thanks danielle and ronya! I am suffering but for a good cause! Definitely double trouble!0
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Congrats Steph!
Ronya - Thats funny! Men can be so oblivious at times.
Anne - Hopefully you can relax today.
AFM: I feel better than yesterday. I didnt wake up with the dizziness again, so I am a happy camper. Today I can kick back and relax (besides getting my laundry done) and then go see fireworks with my bf. He took me for Indian food last night (which I have been wanting for weeks). It was so awesome but man did I have heartburn all night after. But I still think it was worth it.
Happy 4th to everyone.0 -
Maureen: Glad you are feeling better. I am starting to get the "I am done being pregnant" feeling, so I can only imagine how you are feeling. Hopefully your baby comes real soon.
Steph! Oh my goodness yay! Twins, that is so exciting, congrats. Sorry about the not feeling good part though, I hope things turn around for you there.
Anne: Sorry I never commented, I didn't really get on the board. But it looks like people have answered. I would do what feels right for you. Honestly, I've always felt that inducing should be done if there is a medical reason (which there is), but at this point, if my baby was a little late and my mw recommended it, I don't think I would pass it up... I am just so ready and so tired of being uncomfortable. So, I think whatever you decide will be just fine.
So, I found that I can no longer do too much standing or walking. It is lame. I went to Walmart Saturday to return some baby items and then get a few things. I started cramping up so bad that I was nearly in tears by the time I got to my car. It was constant, so unfortunately not contractions. But my MIL said that the pressure from walking can cause bad ligament pain that feels like menstrual cramps. Blah... so I officially told my hubby that any grocery trips from now until the baby comes will be in his hands.
Well, happy 4th everyone. I am going to a bbq and then I am super excited for fireworks!! Yay.0 -
Katrina -- Thank you so much for clarifying!! I was so confused. :laugh: And, wow, that's a lot of people at your house! I'd be so pooped.
Maureen -- Yeah, I'm pretty much right there with you with the done being pregnant thing. I have absolutely enjoyed PARTS of being pregnant but at this point I'm a total basketcase and my body is throwing all kinds of extra discomforts my way. For example, frequent calf cramps that make my leg so sore I can hardly walk for DAYS and this new development of what I lovingly refer to as "crotch cramps" but are really cramps on the inside of my upper thighs when I try to take a step. I think it's just muscle fatigue or something because it happens much more often in the evening than the morning/afternoon. I end up crab-walking a lot of times because it's the most comfortable way for me to walk. My husband thinks it's hilarious. I'm a sight to be seen for sure. :laugh: I can hardly believe you're only 4 days from your due date though! It'll happen soon whether she wants to come out or not. Fingers crossed both of our girls show up this week!
Anne -- Sounds like fun day! And I feel you on the swelling. After my walk Saturday morning I wasn't able to get both of my rings on which is the first time that's happened. I could get either one on, but not both on the same finger. Stupid heat!
Steph -- TWINS!! How exciting!! So happy for you! I wonder if there's a way tell if they're identical or fraternal in utero (I mean, obviously if they're different genders they're not identical. ). Would identical twins always share a sac? I know absolutely nothing about it. I hope you feel better soon. As much as I don't love the discomforts of 3rd tri, I definitely don't miss the sickness of 1st tri.
Ronya -- I don't think I need to remind you that people are idiots! :laugh: Haha, so glad his wife set him straight!
Nope, no July 3rd baby for me. Doesn't seem that July 4th will be the day either. I don't know who I'm trying to kid -- I'm going to be here for 3 more weeks. Now I have to decide whether or not I'm going to be "sick" for work tomorrow. I want to cry when I think about having to do orientation at all, especially by myself. :ohwell: 0 -
Anne Elise – I hope your swelling goes down after resting last night. Take it easy this morning. I didn’t get to sleep in this morning, but I fell asleep on DH yesterday before 10 and did not wake up until 6:30 so it was almost as good.
Steph – congratulations on the twins. That is my dh’s greatest fear – since we already have 4. A friend of mine had spontaneous triplets with two older kids.
Ronya – at least she took care of it for you!
Maureen – glad you are feeling better. Enjoy your relaxing day. I spent two hours almost folding laundry last night, only to have at least 4 more load to get done today! We do at least 2 loads a day, three on sheet change days.
Ronya – I’m sorry that you were hurting so bad. I’ve never had that so I can’t even imagine.
Julie – you never know. I’d see how I was feeling tomorrow, but I’d be really, really tempted to call in to work. The co-worker is a bad word and should have more consideration that to dump this on you at this point.
Had a great breakfast after some really great sleep last night. Then the whole family went for a family bike ride instead of going to the gym. We road almost 7.5 miles and my 6yo did it all on 2 wheels (he just learned a couple of weeks ago). There were some stops and false starts, a few tears, but he got 7-11 at the midpoint so he’s a happy camper! I’ll be glad when the 4 yo can keep up and I don’t have to haul the extra 40 pounds on the back of my bike. DH has Cerebral Palsy so he can’t handle the challenge to his balance with her on the back.
Exercise challenge:
M: 30 cardio, 20 strength
T: 31 cardio, 21 strength
W: 3 hours at the pool with 7 kids! Nothing tracked, but I should have burned calories!
H: 32 cardio, 27 strength
F: 110 walking
Left for today is giving DH and 6yo a haircut, going to McD’s for a playdate, Ruby Tuesday for dinner, and watching the fireworks show at the minor league baseball club. Enjoy your 4th!0 -
Julie, sometimes they can tell identical or not in advance, fraternal have 2 placentas, but identical might as well. Having 1 indicates identical but 2 could be either. (if I'm remembering correctly) Sometimes they don't know and can't tell even immediately at birth!
Wow- 5 kids! Big surprise there?!!0 -
Steph- Congrats again on the twins, so exciting! What a surprise!
Ronya- Stupid men, glad is wife set him straight. You are doing great!
Maureen- So glad you are feeling better today! Enjoy your 4th and I think you will make it without a 4th baby… unless you are in the hospital now
Rachael- That’s okay, I knew a lot of people were busy this weekend. Thank you for the support. It is funny how things change once you get to the reality of the end of pregnancy. I am sorry that you are having such pain standing and walking, that has to be awful. I hope that isn’t ongoing the rest of your pregnancy.
Julie- those leg cramps don’t sound fun to me… sound like a reason to maybe be “sick” tomorrow I never would have been able to get my rings off yesterday my hands were so puffy but its gone down mostly today.
Katrina- Glad you got a good breakfast and good night’s rest in! Your biking trip sounds awesome! I am glad you enjoyed it, great job on the exercise challenge!
Exercise Challenge:
Monday- walked 3 miles with my mom and sister
Wednesday- walked 2 miles with my mom
Friday- Walked 1.5 miles with the dogs.
Sunday- Walked 3 miles in the morning, then walked all over the city in the afternoon (another 80 minutes I would say)
Isn’t the best exercise but I don’t think I will be able to continue doing that much even right now unless something changes with my eating abilities and/or the 100 degree weather.
I have decided to move my apt. up from next Monday to one day this week even if that means seeing a different midwife at the practice. I am having funny symptoms and it is strange because I have been throwing up for so many weeks I don’t know why I would feel so much worse all of a sudden, I want to make sure that nothing else is wrong. I also am going to discuss with them further the IV option to see if it will work for me to try (this after shattering a glass this morning because my hands were feeling so funny that I couldn’t grip it) luckily after some water and a bagel thin (which stayed down whoo hoo) they felt better.
Enjoy your holiday everyone! I am going to nap and we have a BBQ later.0 -
random non preg related post... just curious. I see so many posts about rings not coming on or off or going back on in the morning etc... how many people take their rings off daily? I guess if you wear additional jewelry/ rings you're already taking off it makes sense... and if you're taking that off anyway it'd be weird to leave just one ring on... but i never take my wedding ring off - sleep, shower, swim, etc... I'd be too afraid I'd lose it!0
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random non preg related post... just curious. I see so many posts about rings not coming on or off or going back on in the morning etc... how many people take their rings off daily? I guess if you wear additional jewelry/ rings you're already taking off it makes sense... and if you're taking that off anyway it'd be weird to leave just one ring on... but i never take my wedding ring off - sleep, shower, swim, etc... I'd be too afraid I'd lose it!
I am not a big jewerly person... I wear my wedding rings and a ring my DH got me prior to that all the time... never take them off....0 -
Hello friends!
Had a great time camping, but had a bit of a falling out with my best friend. She made a comment infront of everyone at the fire about something I had said that basically made me feel humiliated. I don't think she realized what a big deal it was, until she said something to me about it later and I basically said "don't talk to me, you are pi$$ing me off!!" Her and her man went to bed shorly after that and I heard her crying about it to her man when I went to the bathroom... I felt kind of bad but she is the one who was rude to me in the first place. She did email me today to apologize though so that is good. I think usually it would not have bothered me but being pregnant does not help I guess.
We ran out of gas on the way home though!! It was sooo windy and hauling a 30ft trailer in extreme wind made us burn a ton of gas (we had a half a tank, and burned it all in less than 53 miles!). So that made for an interesting day.
Other than that had a great time, one of the couples we went with had their 20 month daughter with them and she kept us entertained. So darn cute!! And such a daddy's girl.
Anne- about the induction. Do what you feel is best for you, but I do feel like some of the others that trying the other things, like an IV, might make you feel better and are not as extreme. Given your situation (so sorry you have had to go through this for so long!) I would definitely be thinking about an induction as well. They think my baby is going to be really big and are talking early induction for me, and it is a hard thing to be faced with so I know what you are going through.
Steph- TWINS!!!! Oh my gosh that is sooooo exciting! Congratulations!
Rachael- Sorry you are not able to walk and stuff lately... it must be getting hard. Hoping for you that it gets better soon.
Mel- I used to keep my rings on 24/7, until my fingers started swelling around 20 weeks and they got really tight. I took them off so that they did not cause any problems/weren't uncomfortable, and I can't get them all the way on at this point. I am really hoping that I lose a lot of weight after the baby and can get them back on soon! I miss my engagement ring!
Ronya- That is actually pretty funny! I would have been a bit offended, but glad that his wife corrected him.
Katrina- Enjoy your day, sounds like it is off to a great start!
Julie- If it were me.... I would call in sick! My take on it is that I am replaceable to my employer. No matter how hard I work for them, how "above and beyond" I go, in the end they are worried about them and them only. So... I worry about me, and me only!0 -
Rachel- glad you had a good time camping. I am sorry about the falling out with your friend. I am glad she realized that she was wrong and said sorry. It sounds like a big adventure on the way home (running out of gas and all :noway: ). I have done TONS of thinking about this (too much really) and I am hoping after talking to my dr. I will be as informed as possible. I really am interested to see if I am dilated or effaced at all in the next couple weeks because that could make a difference for me. I am going to see if my insurance would cover the IV's and discuss the option further with my dr. I am sorry that you are also facing the possibility of an early induction, did they tell you when they recommend?0
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random non preg related post... just curious. I see so many posts about rings not coming on or off or going back on in the morning etc... how many people take their rings off daily? I guess if you wear additional jewelry/ rings you're already taking off it makes sense... and if you're taking that off anyway it'd be weird to leave just one ring on... but i never take my wedding ring off - sleep, shower, swim, etc... I'd be too afraid I'd lose it!
I used to wear my wedding set all the time, never take it off. Then I took it in for a cleaning and found out I was seriously lucky I hadn't lost the diamond, as one prong was so worn down! I started taking it off at night. Then, when I started teaching, we bought a plain band that I wear most of the time (working with a bunch of 5 year olds can get really messy!). I don't bother taking of the plain band for shower, swimming, sleep, etc., but it's also, well, plain, and if it got ruined I wouldn't cry like I would over the set.0 -
random non preg related post... just curious. I see so many posts about rings not coming on or off or going back on in the morning etc... how many people take their rings off daily? I guess if you wear additional jewelry/ rings you're already taking off it makes sense... and if you're taking that off anyway it'd be weird to leave just one ring on... but i never take my wedding ring off - sleep, shower, swim, etc... I'd be too afraid I'd lose it!
I don't wear other rings and I hardly wear any other jewelry at all, but I do take my wedding rings off daily. My engagement ring is an opal set between tanzanite & diamonds and I only wear it when I leave the house because I love it so much and I worry about it being fragile. I'm constantly washing my hands or doing dishes or doing other things that could be detrimental to it when I'm home so I always take it off when I get home (after I've already taken off my shoes & bra of course :laugh: ). My wedding band is just cheap silver so I usually wear it by itself if I'm exercising at the gym or outside sweating a lot in public or whatever. I guess that's weird?0 -
Hmmm... I don't worry about losing the stone. I have to take it in every 6 months to be checked for the warranty, so I know it's not going to fall out. I pretty much only take if off for harsh chemicals or spray paint. It's just a solitaire though so pretty indestructible outside the white gold. And my wedding band cost about $20 so...:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:0
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About rings, I do take mine off to shower and swim but that is because mine is usually loose and I am too afraid to lose it. And I take it off to shower because I hate getting soap in my diamonds it's annoying to clean.
Rachel.. sorry about the instance with your friend. That is hard. I am glad that camping went well.0
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