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At 104 degrees, my baby was burning up, but the doctor looked at me and said, “New mothers often panic over nothing.” My mother-in-law gave that satisfied little smirk, and my husband said, “She’s always overly anxious.”

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I said nothing and kept rocking my son. Then my 7-year-old daughter lifted her teddy bear and asked, “Doctor, should I tell you what Grandma gave the baby instead of …

At 104 degrees, my baby was burning up, but the doctor looked at me and said, “New mothers often panic over nothing.” My mother-in-law gave that satisfied little smirk, and my husband said, “She’s always overly anxious.” Read More

At 104 degrees, my baby was burning up, but the doctor looked at me and said, “New mothers often panic over nothing.” My mother-in-law gave that satisfied little smirk, and my husband said, “She’s always overly anxious.”

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Evelyn answered for him. “We were helping. His wife was exhausted and making everyone miserable.” “I didn’t ask you,” Dr. Vance said. Lily pressed the teddy bear against my arm. …

At 104 degrees, my baby was burning up, but the doctor looked at me and said, “New mothers often panic over nothing.” My mother-in-law gave that satisfied little smirk, and my husband said, “She’s always overly anxious.” Read More