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Thursday, May 11, 2006

30 Ways to Get Through Birth Mother's Day

The May issue of BirthMom Buds Bulletin contains a couple of articles for how to make it through and/or celebrate Birth Mother's Day (May 13).

An article by Suzi Thompson explains what to expect if you participate in a Birth Mother's Day celebration in your community.

Another article, by Vanessa Loyer, lists 30 ways to help you get through the day when "memories linger" and "wounds aren't healed."

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The offenses keep rolling. Where's the list on how to get through Mother's Day?

Posted by: Jenna | Sunday, May 21, 2006 at 02:18 PM

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