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I can get excited!!!! I am pregnant!!!!!!!!!


I have NO idea how this is going to turn out, but I am praying with all I have this is our take home baby!!!! I am taking it one day at a time, and I am going to enjoy each moment. This life is a gift, and I am so very thankful!!!!!!

Here is a peek at the BFP chart!
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Beta's start tomorrow!!!!!!


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  1. Congrats! Good luck with the betas!

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  2. Congrats Megz! I know you have worked so hard to make sure this is your sticky sticky take home baby, and you deserve some smooth sailing from here on out for once. Wishing you all the best!

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  3. Hi Meg, just wanted to let you know I'm still around and I'm still praying for you! xo

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  4. Prayers for you and this little one!!

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  5. Congratulations Meg! Truly happy that for you.

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