Who am I?
I am a wife and mom to 2 precious girls. Outside my home, I work as a nurse practitioner caring for women struggling with infertility and am passionate about my job. My life is full, and terrific.
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now tell me, EY, how have you had a blog since september of 2007 and I’ve not known about it!! How can this be???
I’ll try to call you tonight about the pump. I can’t reply back from this email address to yahoo users. Mainly because their smelly.
leggy peggy
April 15, 2008
It is nice to know that there are 3 other people have read The Seeing Glass by Jacquline Gorman, a great book.
Nice blog site, and your daughter is adorable. She must have inhereted a lot from her mother…
Keep up the good work.
Ahmad ALMUTAWA
June 8, 2008
Hello!
I couldn’t find your email, so I am leaving a comment here, regarding your comment you left on my blog! THANK YOU for leaving the comment! I wrote the last entry in an attempt to thank and encourage those who had written into me previously. Only to find that I think it posted late at night and many didn’t see it or respond.
Regardless, I have walked the line of not wanting to share “too much” all the while being open and honest on a subject many avoid. Your comment was the answer I have been waiting for. Even in the medical field, there is a lack of communication on the emotions of infertility. AND I might add, sticking us on antidepressants shouldn’t be a first step! For several years this has been on my heart, even thought about the idea of writing a book one day addressing these issues.
In the mean time, thank you for taking the time to stop and write! I do remember your face form the Asbury community! Funny how we saw people but don’t know them at all! Thank you again for being willing to write!
Meg
Meghann Easley
December 23, 2009