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777tash @777tash (125) • Australia 26 Mar 07

i sometimes feel that everything in my life frustrates me. I suppose this is normal being married with young children, and having to constantly work hard at making ends meet etc. Sometimes I lose my cool, and I hate it. It's not...

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kpbhuvana i am also in the same end i dont know how to control my feeling and anger. My husband feel this is odd for him . If he even makes a comment on me, at times i feel irritated and throw all the anger on him . I know this is bad but i dont know wat to do. As we...

26 Mar 07

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777tash @777tash (125) • Australia 29 Jan 07

I love entering all sorts of competitions and sending away for free samples. Do you like to do the same or do you hate the idea?

competitions

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Ohara_1983 Yessss.... I love it:), but when i was in Philippines me and my mom's and sad to say that..... i think just once we won...hehehehe;D and now im here in Kuwait I'd never to enter any competitions because of no time for that game's sorry...:)

21 Mar 07

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777tash @777tash (125) • Australia 29 Jan 07

I love entering all sorts of competitions and sending away for free samples. Do you like to do the same or do you hate the idea?

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chaitu007 i like entering in the competitions

30 Jan 07

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777tash @777tash (125) • Australia 29 Jan 07

I love entering all sorts of competitions and sending away for free samples. Do you like to do the same or do you hate the idea?

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oarnamav The game and competitions are the seeds of violence on tomorrow. Not me some philosopher said this, I would not like to mention his name here, but is globaly renowned author as well. To coduct the competitions is a torturing instinct. Sitting in chair...

30 Jan 07

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777tash @777tash (125) • Australia 29 Jan 07

I love entering all sorts of competitions and sending away for free samples. Do you like to do the same or do you hate the idea?

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cockadoodledoo I also love to enter competitions. Just a few weeks ago I won 7 big food hampers in a competition from a magazine. I cant wait until we get them!!

30 Jan 07

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777tash @777tash (125) • Australia 28 Jan 07

When I had my second child, I felt lots of scary things and I now realise that I probably suffered a mild form of post-natal depression. My husband thought I was joking around until I showed him the report on it and then told him...

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cjayden I had just watched a special on dr phil like 2 weeks ago with a month that had the same feelings and emotions you have going on, they said she wasnt the only mother out there feeling that way and she was suffering from depression. There is alot of cases of...

29 Jan 07

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777tash @777tash (125) • Australia 28 Jan 07

When I had my second child, I felt lots of scary things and I now realise that I probably suffered a mild form of post-natal depression. My husband thought I was joking around until I showed him the report on it and then told him...

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sparksfley Yes - for me - after both of my children. I didn't realize what it was at the time. Thought EVERYONE felt that way. I didn't actually learn about post-natal depression until years after the fact, but certainly recognized the symptoms.

29 Jan 07

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777tash @777tash (125) • Australia 28 Jan 07

When I had my second child, I felt lots of scary things and I now realise that I probably suffered a mild form of post-natal depression. My husband thought I was joking around until I showed him the report on it and then told him...

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rubypatson Yes i felt like doing weird things too, i used feel like screaming, once i felt like jumping out of the car, then just get out of the house, then I read somewhere that its becouse of the hormone imbalance, so dont worry it will pass

29 Jan 07

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777tash @777tash (125) • Australia 28 Jan 07

When I had my second child, I felt lots of scary things and I now realise that I probably suffered a mild form of post-natal depression. My husband thought I was joking around until I showed him the report on it and then told him...

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threena I definitely have. After a normal delivery for my first child, I had a cs after 2 years. That's when I felt the burden. I cried a lot, worry a lot and even pose harm to myself. But I didn't realize it can be a form of post-natal depression. I thought I was...

29 Jan 07

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777tash @777tash (125) • Australia 28 Jan 07

When I had my second child, I felt lots of scary things and I now realise that I probably suffered a mild form of post-natal depression. My husband thought I was joking around until I showed him the report on it and then told him...

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TerryZ My sister did and she had to have some therapy for it. She should have had her three children alittle bit further apart. But she is now find and the kids are as sweet a could be. And I feel if someone is having problems like you and my sister they should seek...

29 Jan 07

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777tash @777tash (125) • Australia 28 Jan 07

When I had my second child, I felt lots of scary things and I now realise that I probably suffered a mild form of post-natal depression. My husband thought I was joking around until I showed him the report on it and then told him...

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ineedaname I think every mom goes through this. I still do sometimes and my kids are 7 and 11.(We did just move away from everything we know and we are all a little stressed out here). I finally get my peace now that they are both in school. But when you are with them...

29 Jan 07

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777tash @777tash (125) • Australia 28 Jan 07

When I had my second child, I felt lots of scary things and I now realise that I probably suffered a mild form of post-natal depression. My husband thought I was joking around until I showed him the report on it and then told him...

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ipissakusina oh the post-natal depresion... it comes after you gave birth, right? .. it's imposible to me to give birth but my future wife could experience that. i wish you cope with it sooner. =:)

29 Jan 07

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777tash @777tash (125) • Australia 28 Jan 07

When I had my second child, I felt lots of scary things and I now realise that I probably suffered a mild form of post-natal depression. My husband thought I was joking around until I showed him the report on it and then told him...

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brihanna I suffered from post-partum depression with my 3rd child. No one really thought I was depressed, or upset, just tired. I was told how I felt was normal-that it would take time-not to worry. My husband was not really there for me. It was not until in a...

29 Jan 07

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777tash @777tash (125) • Australia 28 Jan 07

When I had my second child, I felt lots of scary things and I now realise that I probably suffered a mild form of post-natal depression. My husband thought I was joking around until I showed him the report on it and then told him...

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loujac3 Yes, I had it with my first daughter and she had colic. I would have to go into the other room and just let her cry it out. She didn't like being held. I got through it and today I have two wonderful daughters. They are 25 and 26 years old and very...

29 Jan 07

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777tash @777tash (125) • Australia 28 Jan 07

When I had my second child, I felt lots of scary things and I now realise that I probably suffered a mild form of post-natal depression. My husband thought I was joking around until I showed him the report on it and then told him...

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wsue1023 I had it, but there is a question in my mind as to how much was induced by sleep deprevation and lack of help from anyone I knew and how much was actually postpartam derpression. My son didn't sleep at night until he was 13 weeks old, cried all night every...

29 Jan 07

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777tash @777tash (125) • Australia 28 Jan 07

When I had my second child, I felt lots of scary things and I now realise that I probably suffered a mild form of post-natal depression. My husband thought I was joking around until I showed him the report on it and then told him...

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AmberN i had post partum depression with both of my babies. luckily it went away pretty fast, but i had some of the same feelings you had. i would feel worthless sometimes and like everything i did, wasnt good enough for anyone. i wasnt suicidal, even though it...

29 Jan 07

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777tash @777tash (125) • Australia 28 Jan 07

When I had my second child, I felt lots of scary things and I now realise that I probably suffered a mild form of post-natal depression. My husband thought I was joking around until I showed him the report on it and then told him...

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apky12 Well, with my 2nd he was so colicky and when I look back on it I was definitely depressed. I loved him but I didn't really like him at the time. I thought about how I just go away for a little bit and no one find me. Now I'm totally fine and everything is...

29 Jan 07

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777tash @777tash (125) • Australia 28 Jan 07

When I had my second child, I felt lots of scary things and I now realise that I probably suffered a mild form of post-natal depression. My husband thought I was joking around until I showed him the report on it and then told him...

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chixiethepixie c-sections are a common cause of post natal depression and its getting mroe and more common

29 Jan 07

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777tash @777tash (125) • Australia 28 Jan 07

When I had my second child, I felt lots of scary things and I now realise that I probably suffered a mild form of post-natal depression. My husband thought I was joking around until I showed him the report on it and then told him...

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lifeis2good I too suffered severely from it when I had my second child. He was born over 6 weeks early due to the rupture of my placenta in the middle of the night so had to have an emergency C-section and had lost so much blood that they wouldn't allow me to be awake so...

29 Jan 07

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777tash @777tash (125) • Australia 28 Jan 07

My husband thinks that I am strange because I told him that I would do anything to help my sister and her husband have a baby, if that means being a surrogate or donating my eggs. He is technically an only child and has a lot of...

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emeraldisle I'd do the same for my sister or my brother and his wife. I think those of us with siblings can understand more as to why we'd be willing to help the others out. We may not always like them but they are still our brother or sister and we'd do what we can to...

29 Jan 07

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