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Subject: Re: A Marathon of Ego

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Jessica (Do some research.)

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Date Posted: 15:49:15 08/07/07 Tue
In reply to: Leah McNair 's message, "A Marathon of Ego" on 16:28:12 08/06/07 Mon

First of all, there is no way a child of nine months can be potty trained or speaking full sentences. An infant does not develop that quickly. They are unable to control their BM's or mictration by this time. I work in a hospital with children evey day and have for a few years and have never seen this occur. Alot of babies do walk by nine months but some cant even roll over by then. Mothers have been known to stretch the truth a bit... not saying moms a fibber but maybe a slight truth bender. So leave kellie alone. Her child is far from needing a neurological overview unless she has been dropped on her head which i doubt very much.
Jessica

>Reading your blog entries, I am struck by two things:
>You are unhealthily OBSESSED with your weight. With
>your looks. With your possessions. With yourself in
>general. Like, how many times do you mention shopping
>and trying on clothes? Too many. Throw away your
>scale. Turn outward (away from the mirror) for a
>change.
>
>Second, by the age of nine months, I was walking, I
>was potty-trained and I was speaking in complete
>sentences. (Or so it says in my baby book, kept
>scrupulously by my mom.) Your daughter has serious
>issues that should be treated immediately. Physical
>therapy, a complete neurological rundown. The whole
>schmear. While you were dressing her up like one of
>Paris Hilton's chihuahuas, she was obviously not
>developing normally.
>
>You're not a dumb woman. Just so self-focused you
>can't see that your daughter has real problems.

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Re: A Marathon of Ego	Kat	16:56:11 08/07/07 Tue