Being Their MOM: Pregnancy
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Last published Mon, Sep 11, 2017
This poem is about some of the discomforts of being pregnant & the blessing that arrives at the end! This is Part 1 and there will be more to come, theres a lot to write about Being Their MOM! Inspired by my 3 favorite people...my children!
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