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Posts tagged "Pregnancy"

I'm a "Titi"!!!

My family is slowly taking over all the holidays. I have already blogged about how both my grandfather’s death and our signing the paperwork to pursue Dylan’s adoption happened on Valentine’s Day and how my grandmother passed away on New Years’ Day. Now my brother – whose birthday falls on Groundhog’s Day – has welcomed... Read more »
By Khadine Kubal,
March 19, 2011 at 8:36 am
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Giuliana Rancic From E! News on Ay, Mama!'s Radio Show

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My previous blog > “The Tides Changed: From Health to Hospital” The ladies of Ay, Mama! had the most amazing night! We interviewed Giuliana Rancic, co-anchor of E! News and Fashion Police, co-star of the Giuliana and Bill show and co-author of “I Do, Now What?” She was absolutely magnificent – so interesting, sweet and... Read more »
By Laura Lutarewych,
September 24, 2010 at 12:25 am
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How Do You Know That 'You're Done'?

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Done with what you ask…having kids.  It’s funny.  As soon as you get married, people want to know when you are going to start having kids.  Then you have your first baby and people immediately want to know when you are going to have your second one.  And if you have two boys [or two... Read more »
By Lisa Witek,
July 14, 2010 at 1:53 pm
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Womb-Watch

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Everyone has heard a version of this story. Maybe it happened to a friend of a friend. Or a cousin’s neighbor’s niece. But everyone, and I mean EVERYONE, has heard of someone who adopted a child and shortly afterward became pregnant (often with twins). So I wasn’t surprised that from the moment I arrived home... Read more »
By Khadine Kubal,
July 10, 2010 at 9:27 am
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The Corporate Traveler's Wife

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Last Week’s Blog: “A Backyard Full of Luck” Today, my best friend for the last 21 years has agreed to share her story. Angi and I have been through everything together – the awkward days of junior high, show choir camp and acting in the community theatre during our high school days, rooming together in college –... Read more »
By Laura Lutarewych,
June 22, 2010 at 11:48 am
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My Marathon Journey to Motherhood

I was married at age 23, but did not become a mom until I was 38 years old. It’s not that I did not think about having children, I did.  I thought about it all of the time, but I was afraid.  I was scared to have kids so I just kept putting it off…for about... Read more »
By Lisa Witek,
May 2, 2010 at 10:20 pm
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What, Haven't You Ever Seen The Ass of a Pregnant Woman Before?

With those words, I announced to Scott that we were finally going to procreate. I am, and will always be, a class act (at least to my husband, and that is really all that matters). This week of Mothers Day, the ladies of “Ay, Mama!” are dedicating our blogs to different facets of motherhood. I... Read more »
By kmccarron,
April 22, 2010 at 9:03 pm
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How Weight Watchers Helped Me

During my first pregnancy I developed Gestational Diabetes, which happened to be a true blessing in disguise, since I ended up gaining less than eighteen pounds with Lucia.  I had to follow a very strict diet.  No fruits.  No breads.  No rice.  And absolutely no chocolate.  It was HELL.  My daughter was born and between... Read more »
By Nina Goyco,
April 12, 2010 at 11:45 am
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SQUISHED! I Was Soooo Squished

Last Week’s Blog > “Back In The Hospital” The hospital stay was necessary for Atia’s health, but it was exhausting for me. Since Atia was neutrapenic, having almost no immune system, we were in isolation. Per hospital regulations, no visitors were allowed. I never left Atia’s side. I was with her day and night. Steve... Read more »
By Laura Lutarewych,
April 6, 2010 at 4:40 pm
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Too Much Stinkin' Advice!

The following are the things a woman does upon finding out she is pregnant: first, she cries, or laughs or both- usually followed by a brief “OH my God, oh, MY God, OH MY GOD!” session, whether this child was planned or not. Then she’ll tell a vital person in her life (usually the father-but... Read more »
By kmccarron,
March 9, 2010 at 10:43 am
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