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How a tiny Miracle, Saved my life...(to Sis Love Mom)

by Jlynn
October 5, 2008 4:44 AM
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Gabby	Gabby replied October 5, 2008 7:15 AM What an incredible story. It is amazing the things that can turn us around. Funny, now instead of telling your daughter that you suffered in child birth, you can tell her that she saved your life. What a wonderful reason for living she will be. You are truly blessed, and there is something special about her that will one day unfold before your eyes. You do have an angel indeed. Add your reply Flag as Inappropriate Jlynn replied October 5, 2008 9:45 AM Thanks, for sharing..yes my angel is a true miracle..she is 2 and a half now. The doctors believe her hearing loss was caused by my diabetes being untreated,@ excess amniotic fluid that followed. ..and I admit as a single parent, I should have took care of myself, with the reasons I already had- yet stubborness led me differently...and I know without that event at that time..I would not be here today...and It was a lesson "WELL" learned.. Add your reply Flag as Inappropriate
Leigh Marsden	Leigh Marsden replied October 5, 2008 11:40 AM What an inspiration you are! Someone so beautiful has finally found the way! YOU! May the Lord bless and keep you Leigh Add your reply Flag as Inappropriate anitamusser replied October 6, 2008 9:20 AM Jlynne...what an inspiration you and your daughter are! You hang in there because you have everything to live for, your miracle daughter and angel. There have been many times during my type 1 diabetes that everything so familiar suddenly was not. My own home at times becomes unfamiliar. I wake up passed out in the floor with bruises all over me and messed all over myself not knowing how or when i got there. That has happened quite a bit. But, i am finally getting better control and doing much better thanks to switching doctors. Your daughter will definately be an everyday reminder of how much you are blessed. Add your reply Flag as Inappropriate

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Gabby replied October 5, 2008 7:15 AM

What an incredible story. It is amazing the things that can turn us around. Funny, now instead of telling your daughter that you suffered in child birth, you can tell her that she saved your life. What a wonderful reason for living she will be. You are truly blessed, and there is something special about her that will one day unfold before your eyes. You do have an angel indeed.

Jlynn replied October 5, 2008 9:45 AM

Thanks, for sharing..yes my angel is a true miracle..she is 2 and a half now. The doctors believe her hearing loss was caused by my diabetes being untreated,@ excess amniotic fluid that followed.
..and I admit as a single parent, I should have took care of myself, with the reasons I already had- yet stubborness led me differently...and I know without that event at that time..I would not be here today...and It was a lesson "WELL" learned..

Leigh Marsden

Leigh Marsden replied October 5, 2008 11:40 AM

What an inspiration you are! Someone so beautiful has finally found the way! YOU!
May the Lord bless and keep you
Leigh

anitamusser replied October 6, 2008 9:20 AM

Jlynne...what an inspiration you and your daughter are! You hang in there because you have everything to live for, your miracle daughter and angel. There have been many times during my type 1 diabetes that everything so familiar suddenly was not. My own home at times becomes unfamiliar. I wake up passed out in the floor with bruises all over me and messed all over myself not knowing how or when i got there. That has happened quite a bit. But, i am finally getting better control and doing much better thanks to switching doctors. Your daughter will definately be an everyday reminder of how much you are blessed.