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eno wrote:jess: luckily the baby is young enough that hopefully he (she?) won't remember any of this... hopefully he can just find a loving home.

and im sorry for whatever you had to go through! *hug*

Baby girl That's why I hope they get it straightened out as soon as possible. All the junk with me started at about 6 months and lasted till I was 3+ But everything is all better now!

Marbella: oh yeah, that's true, I wasn't thinking about that.

Eno, I promise that she doesn't have to remember to be traumatized. Seriously. I have a master's degree in psychology and a year's worth of credits beyond toward a doctorate. I've had three graduate courses in child development.

It really breaks my heart.

Eno, I promise that she doesn't have to remember to be traumatized. Seriously. I have a master's degree in psychology and a year's worth of credits beyond toward a doctorate. I've had three graduate courses in child development.

It really breaks my heart.

Of course, if the baby's needs are immediately and consistently met afterwards (Thank God she had a full time nurse!) then that can be a mitigating factor

heather: hmm... I'm so curious what the final story will be!

jess: that's good to hear!

oop..Eno, I didn't see what you had already posted!

Jess, I AM very happy it's all worked out well for you. Foster children are usually the most "messed up" of any kids I've ever seen!

The baby is in the Bahamas being cared for by a friend of Anna's.

Marbella wrote:Jess, I AM very happy it's all worked out well for you. Foster children are usually the most "messed up" of any kids I've ever seen!

Well I was fortunate enough to have been adopted by an amazing and loving family...even though I still have a few issues because of what happened, things could have been a LOT worse! Life is great

I had a family to support me and help through everything so I never had the problems that you're probably thinking of. The people who really impress me are the ones who weren't as fortunate as I was and still manage to get themselves back on track without the support of...well anyone. That shows a huge amount of character.

Oh Heather, thanks for relieving my mind!!

The baby's nurse is probably there too, I would imagine.

Larry Burke is trying to get custody and people say Anna Nicole would NOT want that.

it's cool you have so much psychology education marbella! I'm just a lowly psycholgy major in undergrad. I bow to your knowledge!

man! i feel like everyone in this forum is so well educated! y'all are smarties!

Marbella wrote:Oh Heather, thanks for relieving my mind!!

The baby's nurse is probably there too, I would imagine.

Larry Burke is trying to get custody and people say Anna Nicole would NOT want that.

No Anna would not want that at all from everything I've seen and read.
As for the baby's nurse, I don't know if she had one (Anna had a private nurse for herself). The things I have read just said that the baby was staying with a close friend of Anna's.

Yeah.. I just got that from TV, Heather. CNN on-line had it wrong. The nurse WAS for Anna Nicole. No one knows why. What competent nurse would call the receptionist of the hotel instead of 911? That's just WEIRD!

Oh and Eno.. no need to bow to me.. I was just stating my credentials so you wouldn't think it was just my flaky opinion!

Oh and why did the bodyguard perform CPR?