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...children are sick, I coddle them and do everything possible to make them comfortable but when I am sick, too bad so sad for…
Confessions
...a couple girlfriends who will go out of their way to put a smile on others faces. Multiple times I have been sick, or…
Parenting
The first day of kindergarten and a sick dog. This week is emotionally chaotic. Too much change at once. This week is supposed to…
Throat Punch Thursday
...media is crying Munchausen by Proxy syndrome, claiming that this “mommy blogger” ( though she only ever wrote 2 posts) slowly poisoned her child…
Mom Life
...and dust and fold all the clothes (and put them away). However, this year is different. Monday I was told I’m sick. Really sick.…
Health
...realist and the fact is that Coronavirus exists and it does not discriminate. READ ALSO: Parents who send their kids to school sick are…
Confessions
...have already guessed. Here are my confessions for the day: 1) Still annoyed about being sick in the summer! 2) Super annoyed that I…
Parenting
...sugar..which is what my Grandma always called me..she’s from Tennessee that’s how they roll down there)” Anyways, I knew my Gran was sick but…
Confessions
...expunge today! Let’s start by confessing that I am a miserable sick person. When I am sick, I just want to be left alone…
Parenting
...crazed football fans jamming my route to Bella’s school. Get out of my way people! Fawk You to the little one catching whatever I…
Health
...were sick with some weird alien virus that mimicked the flu and to compound the hellish nightmare of two children under the age of…
Mommy Truisms
...No one wants to by a house from a monkey woman.Go figure. This also applies to your medicines. Nobody wants to know your flavor…
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