aggieterpkatie
Swiss Army Wife
Katie is a SUPERB name!!! 
Good luck with the paperwork!!
Good luck with the paperwork!!
Bubblingbrooks Journey - Salut!
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i_am2bz
Lovin' The Homestead
Yayyy! We're all hoping & praying! 
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Lovin' The Homestead
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MorelCabin
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The best way to keep your mind busy is with good hard exhausting work I can really understand the stress you must be under! The good Lord has given you a wonderful gift...a daughter. And he will see it through to the end. Count your Blessings BB! They are so many right now! I have been so excited for you both!
I can really understand the stress you must be under! The good Lord has given you a wonderful gift...a daughter. And he will see it through to the end. Count your Blessings BB! They are so many right now! I have been so excited for you both!
lorihadams
Always doing laundry
I bought the smallest pump medela had and at the time it was around $75-80. I only used it a handful of times but it did pretty well. I would say that if you are only going to use it to induce lactation and then breastfeed after that then go with the small pump. It would probably cost you less than renting in the long run. You can always sell it after you're done and recoup some of the money you spent. :/
If you buy a used pump, that is okay as long as the parts are all with it. My old pump has pieces that could be dissassembled and boiled in hot water after use to sanitize it. Just make sure you plug it in and make sure it works before you take it home or are able to return it if it doesn't work. Sometimes you can find one for not a lot of money. I bought mine and barely used it. I don't even know where it is now. Think I could use it on a goat?
Everything will work out!
If you buy a used pump, that is okay as long as the parts are all with it. My old pump has pieces that could be dissassembled and boiled in hot water after use to sanitize it. Just make sure you plug it in and make sure it works before you take it home or are able to return it if it doesn't work. Sometimes you can find one for not a lot of money. I bought mine and barely used it. I don't even know where it is now. Think I could use it on a goat?
Everything will work out!
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MorelCabin
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I'm really wishing it was spring right now too, I really need to keep my hands and mind busy today as well. The mind can be kept busy with unceasing prayerBubblingbrooks said:MorelCabin said:The best way to keep your mind busy is with good hard exhausting work
I do have to be careful with the adrenal fatigue. If I over due it, I am a mess for several days. Used to be a month of recovery, so much improvement for sure!
We are excited, but cautious for sure. Hard to balance though!
But I really have alot of nbervous energy that needs to be harnessed...it's too early to garden and build coops LOL! Those are both my mind savers most times during high stress.
