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1124862 tn?1303850973

Crossing my fingers...

Hey ladies... I know most of you are crossing fingers for AF not to arrive but I am wishing for the opposite!! M y little girl is 3 moths and I got AF on april 8th 8 weeks post partum... it is now may 11th and AF  is still MIA!!  i looooveee my baby girl and would be delighted if i were expecting again but... we arent ready for it.. its still too soon... and worse of all hubby is being deployed soon...

So i just wanted to ask you ladies to cross your fingers for me!!!


Thank you!! : D
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1041303 tn?1421387341
Everything is crossed even my eyes...lol
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I know exactly how you feel! AF was late last month and i started freaking out lol. My son is 3 months, will be 4 months on the 28th and i love him so much, but i just dont want to get pregnant right now. I think maybe when hes almost 2 ill try for another one, but i want him to have his time, instead of me being sick or too tired to play with him. My husband wants to have another baby right now lol, but he doesnt understand that its hard work being pregnant and im still 20lbs heavier than i was before i got pregnant. I think i would cry if i were pregnant right now!

Good luck! i hope AF shows her face soon (:
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60890 tn?1366358119
fingers and legs crossed for you for af to arrive!
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