When I saw this...I just couldn't believe it. It's just too shocking to even consider it to be real...but it IS real and it DID happen. It was recorded by the security cameras in the streets that a little girl get's crushed by a truck passing, it practically cut her in half! Here's the link to the video, I warn you it's very graphic and just...tragic: http://www.elnuevodia.com/videos-noticias-ninaatropelladaagonizaymuereantelamiradademuchos-1223270507001.html

In the recording, it was shown how the girls got crushed and just left on the ground like some roadkill. People pass by and see the girl, but they don't help her at all, she's just lying on the floor bleeding to death slowly dying. After a long time of just lying there and dying, a woman is shown in the video that picks her up and takes her to the hospital. Sadly it was too late, the child died.

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We spent longer in the NICU with our daughter than most of the families I met had to.  We dealt with surgeries, lung collapsing and multiple other near death problems but we survived and, as a family, are more than just rock solid.  I stayed away from my husband out of state in a Ronald McDonald house for 3 months across from the hospital we ended her stay at. 

While I was there, I ran across so many couples who failed.  They were constantly in drama, cheating, drugs and so many other problems but I did see a few things.  I met one couple who's son was almost 2 years and had been on a vent his whole life and they were a very strong couple (at least stronger than the others who were talking divorce right and left).  I'm going to post again when I think of more tips but the ones I can think of right off the bat are things that I'm glad I did because it has kept me sane and able to take care of my daughter better than a lot of the moms I met.

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The reason why I am asking is because I am having a hard time reading the results. I am not an idiot, I can read. If the test line is same color or darker then the control you are fertile. This lasts for 2 days. Got it.

For me the test been like that for over a week and every time I take it, the test line is still as dark as the control line. Now, am I reading it wrong or is something the matter with me? 

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I remember before I was pregnant hearing horror stories about postpartum. I always thought those woman were crazy, in all honesty. I didn't understand and really don't think you can unless you've had it. I had a friend whose husband would tell me about her hospital trips and he missed work often because she was "losing it."

After I had my daughter, I had some PP issues. I thought it was more of the fact that my daughter was just born after 12 weeks of wondering if my daughter would live and then dealing with her health issues after I had her. It was hard emotionally. I had two boys, a newborn with oxygen and at home nurses coming a few times a day. I was stressed beyond what I thought I could handle. More Here...