they were still born dou you nno anyone with similar situation?
548962
sounds like a genetic problem Hun..my uncles ex wife had the same with girl baby..was found to be  to do with chroma zones
883835
Ive got the same problem with my -- 'out-laws' But luckily for me they are going abroad this year so we are safe. Next year might be different though cos we've had some turbulent times and I dont think I will ever feel the same about them again.\n\nI would try and keep it nice for the children we have but if it weren't for them I wouldn't be bothering.
447429
Yes.I was married 5 years had a child with him.Left him for my lover.Been married to him now for 12 years.Still going strong.With 2 children of our own.We(all 5 of us)Are very happy.
161318
i feel sad that no one has answered this question yet!\nmaybe your friends' moms could be of help? or their older sisters?family friends?
430365
Wow!  Good Luck to you.  \nThis got my attention because my eldest daughter was born on 24th July 1986.\nNo, she isn't your twin lol, but I just wanted to reply anyway to wish you good luck.\nI was adopted out at birth, and when I was 14 I met a boy who became a great friend.  He was the same height as me (a shorty), the same skin and hair colour, was also born on the same day, in the same hospital and was also adopted out.\nI was convinced we were twins until I met my birth mother when I was 26 and she told me, no I wasn't a twin, but she remembered another baby being born and adopted out the same day as me.\nBest wishes, and if anyone sees Gerard tell him Sarah's lookin for him ;)
1156498
Happened to me. We have been married now for almost 4 yrs and we have 2 kids.
460939
I am the youngest of four, although 2 have since passed away. I was in a unique position because my parents were away from each other for many years. My oldest sister was 16 when I was born, my brother nearly 10, and my other sister almost 6. As a result, I didn't get to play with them as such, but they did become surrogate parents especially as my parents got older and less energetic. I was pretty well raised by them. My parents provided financial and physical support, but my siblings were the ones I went to with my problems. I don't think I grew up spoiled, I had to compete with nieces and nephews from an early age. As the youngest, the tables are turned now and my elderly parents need me. I still have the stamina I might not have had if I were older.
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can you give a little more info on what your circumstances are? where do you live, where were you born, why were you seperated from your birth mother, etc? that will help to find the appropriate site.\n\n\n(just a note to anyone else in this situation... don't forget, the people who raise you are just as much your "real" parents as your biological ones. it's important to know where you came from- but think about who made you who you are. Don't mean to preach, but... spare a thought for the folks who loved you for your whole life and who might feel hurt if you appear to reject them, make sure they know you love 'em, ne?)
428481
Growing up with my mother and four sisters, we never once discussed our cycles, or where babies came from, or menapause.\n\nWe do now. In fact, its ALL we talk about. lol.
208369
Yea, It still gets to you years later. Losing both your parents just sucks, but there are days that go by that you realize it hasn't crossed your mind as many times
675384
I have a friend, her parents were married for years when she was a child, then got divorced. He remarried then when she was a teenager her father and his current wife got divorced, and he remarried her mother. Kinda neat story, They are so great together too.
60923
Sorry about the tension. That's a pain. I too have a relative that is very different than the rest of us but I have concluded that there was some sort of genetic mutation and leave it at that.
506275
My life changed when I lost my son.  I delievered him stillborn(meaning death at birth)he was 5months along.  My husband at the time wasnt there for me, when this all occured.  So I changed my life completly.  I am now divorced, and closer to GOD, then I have ever been.
455849
that's perfectly normal....may be they have not come out of their mother's shadow as of yet
1020897
Well, I am on the opposite end of this one. I wish I didn't know my parents, or at least had different ones. They have been nothing but a source of disappointment for me. When I was little, I used to wish that someone would come and adopt me. I think with Vega, she should be glad she had a male figure who was willing to be her father- and not worry about who the sperm donor was. If her real dad cared, he would have been there for her.
405198
i would suggest consulting with a genetic counselor to discuss your particular situation. see info below...
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They grew up together in the same small hometown. Their parents - my grandparents - were friends and they used to play together as friends.\nWhen they got older my mother moved away to find work at a hospital as a nurse-aide, but she used to go back home as often as she could.\nMy father fell in love with my mother and vice versa .. I think it was a gradual thing for both of them ... and he asked her to marry him by proposing in front of his and her family at a get-together.\nMy mother accepted.\nThey're still together.