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Anon, I think that you should really sit down and speak with a medical professional about all of the questions that you have in order to have a safe, healthy pregnancy for you as well as the baby. I'm sorry for all of the tears that you shed with your past relationship and the loss of your children, but am thankful that you are no longer with this person who treated you so unkind. I wish for you to find happiness and healthiness in the near future. Please seek your doctor's advice and keep us posted on how you are doing. Take care.
My apologies if my reply was offensive.
). Let's be more sensitive.I agree with Amelia... please try to talk to a doctor about your concerns. There is so much they can do to help.
I want to apologize again for my insensitive remarks concerning her grammar and spelling. I feel like such a jerk! As KonaMommy pointed out, it is quite possible that English may not be the original poster's first language, and that is something I hadn't considered when first replying. I visit and post on a few different boards, and I see a ton of intentional misspelling and horrible grammar, which tends to be people using 'text speak'. As I mentioned above, I personally find it insulting when it is done intentionally, as it makes it that much more difficult for the reader to get through and offer sound advice/support. I am not trying to make any excuses for my lack in sensitivity; just trying to explain where it came from.
This is a friendly site and people usually sincere.I say forgiven. I also want to wish the best wishes to you and the original poster.
We are all human and I just appreciate the members of this community for being so patient, understanding, respectful and by each others' sides. ((((((hugs)))))) to all! and I hope that it has been a better week for everyone!
Thank you MMK82 for your apologies and kind words! I'm sure you are a lovely person and I wish you the best.

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