<font color="0077aa">mint: ai yoh, thats a very sad story... I cannot imagine how I will handle it if anything were to happen to C. There was one day when I was at home and my HB and I were watching cable. A father was interviewed on how he lost his son (very young then, like less than 10) due to surfing when he was attacked by a shark. It was very scary and now that I am a parent, I can feel so much more man... He was tearing and his voice was quivering when he was interviewed and you can hear the grief and regret in his voice on bringing the son there to surf despite that there were warnings on some shark sightings.
My HB has a colleague who was not at work for a few days last year. When my HB bumped into him again, they chatted. And apparently, his NB premmie did not survive and the wife was seriously depressed, etc. Ai yoh, my heart dropped when my HB told me that and I teared despite that I have not even met his colleagues before. Sigh...
Karen: wow, you are inspiring. I am still in a limbo as to whether to quit or not to be a SAHM. One of my friends is a child pyschologist and he said that there is a great difference between a kid who has a SAHM vs one that does not in terms of emotional development, confidence, values, etc.
And I do enjoy my time very much at home with C. But there are a lot of family commitments hence sigh... am weighing and calculating v carefully</font>
My HB has a colleague who was not at work for a few days last year. When my HB bumped into him again, they chatted. And apparently, his NB premmie did not survive and the wife was seriously depressed, etc. Ai yoh, my heart dropped when my HB told me that and I teared despite that I have not even met his colleagues before. Sigh...
Karen: wow, you are inspiring. I am still in a limbo as to whether to quit or not to be a SAHM. One of my friends is a child pyschologist and he said that there is a great difference between a kid who has a SAHM vs one that does not in terms of emotional development, confidence, values, etc.