How I became a father in just four months

The birth of my son, Sam, has been the most amazing experience of my life.

It was such a joy and it was such an opportunity to meet my husband, Ben, who has been my life partner for a number of years.

I am so proud to be a mother.

But it is my responsibility to be here and share this story.

There is so much to say, but this is what has come out of it.

First of all, I want to thank you.

I feel so lucky to be with you.

Your heart has touched my heart.

I would like to thank my family, who have been so supportive and supportive of my journey.

I want you to know that everything is OK.

I have had so many positive reactions from people.

And I have learned so much about myself.

I will tell you something that has changed me.

When I first started working at a hospital in my home town, the first person who approached me was a woman.

She asked me, “How are you feeling?”

And I said, “Oh, I’m feeling great.”

And she said, ‘Oh, you are pregnant!’

And I was like, ‘I am not pregnant, I just needed to ask for your opinion.’

She went and got a test, and the results were positive.

So I think the biggest thing is that I have learnt to love myself and to love my body.

I think that is the biggest change.

Then, the next person who came to me was an older man, and he said, well, you’ve got this.

And that was so amazing.

That changed everything for me.

Then there was this girl who told me that she was a mother too.

And then I saw a picture of my mother, and I said to myself, I can do this.

So this was my birth.

Now, I am here to tell you that it is a very long journey.

But I will share what I’ve learned along the way.

It is really important to remember that I am not a normal person, so I have to make the best of every day.

I need to make sure that I get the rest of the day to myself.

And so my focus is to go through everything that I do with my body and see what I can improve on, so that I can make it easier for you to take the next step in your life.

For me, I think it’s a lot of focus on the physical aspect.

I take great pride in my body because I feel that I’ve earned it, so why not try to improve it too?

When I was pregnant, the doctor asked me why I was so nervous, and then I told him that I was very scared of being a mum.

And he asked me how much of a mother I am, and my answer was, ‘It’s very difficult for me to be the mum of a baby’.

So that is really hard for me, because I know how much my body needs my attention, but it’s also a very demanding job.

I don’t have the luxury of time to relax.

I can’t just sit back and relax.

The doctor told me to take a rest, and for a week I just took a rest.

I do feel a lot better, but the reality is, I still have to carry a child for nine months.

And during that time, I have a very limited time to take care of him, and if he gets sick or if he falls down or if I get injured, then that is a really big deal.

And the stress of it all can be very stressful.

So for me it’s all about getting back to a normal level of self-care.

And it is something I am really trying to achieve.

You can see how much I have changed.

I started to love the baby.

I know that now I can take a bath and do yoga and take long walks.

I even do yoga in the shower when the baby comes.

But even though I am a mum, I do love being a mother and a wife.

I love that I don of course have a husband, and that he loves me and that we have two kids together.

And now that I’m a mother, I also want to be able to be my wife and a mother myself.

So that’s something that I want for myself as well.

I hope I can achieve that.

So, this is not a very normal thing for me at all.

I had been expecting my first child with Ben, but I had never been pregnant before, and now that the pregnancy is over, I feel very happy.

I really feel blessed.

I’m so happy.

This is something that happened because I had the best partner, and because I was able to get out of the hospital.

I’ve learnt so much.

I still don’t know how to walk.

I was told I would need to have an MRI.

But as I was walking around the hospital, I felt the same way.

I just felt very happy and proud