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  Date / Time: 1/26/2009 1:15 PM UTC

  Adoption 2

  Sometimes a mother must make the hardest decision of all and in this she shows her greatest love and selflessness.

  My Birth Mom

  By:  Emily E. Adkisson

  
  
  Loving and gracious the
  Women I've never met.
  She made a difficult decision and
  She will debate that decision for the
  Rest of her life.
  It was something she knew she had to do
  She did it with
  A Mothers Love.
  
  She thinks about me everyday
  Every birthday, Every Mothers Day
  Hurt will always be there.
  I would not be the person
  I am today without
  A Mothers Love.
  
  I can never thank her enough
  For all the pain
  She must go through
  To give me a wonderful life
  She had to show the biggest amount of
  A Mothers Love.
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• Date / Time: 1/26/2009 1:14 PM UTC

  Adoption

  The name dad belongs to the one who raised me, not the one who's blood runs through my veins.

  My Hero

  
  

  By: Grace Wilson
  

  I remember when you were there when I was just a baby
  You were there to cheer me up, because we all knew my father didn't want to be apart of my life
  There you were my hero, to stand by me every step of the way, to gradually be my new father
  There you were my hero, to comfort me and tell me everything's going to be okay
  There you were my hero, to take the role in my life of being a father to me
  There you were my hero, to listen to all my problems and to stick up for me
  There you are my hero, my father, my best friend
  There you were my hero, my father, I love You!
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• Date / Time: 1/26/2009 1:10 PM UTC

  Kept Baby

  Glad To Have Chosen Life !!

  By:  Ebony Angel B.

  My beautiful daughter that has been through so much.
  My day gets better with your every touch.
  You are my Qwydie my precious gem.
  You are more than my daughter, Mommy's best friend.
  I call you Peppa cause you add spice to my life.
  When everything was going wrong you were all that was right.
  No one could understand what you mean to me.
  When I was imprisoned in my mind you help set me free.
  You are my shining superstar.
  Mommy has your back, I will never be far.
  My heart melts as I watch you grow.
  You are my precious ANGEL and I love you so.
  I was blessed with you, when my life was bleak.
  So thank you Qwydie for saving me.
  You have a heart of gold, and the spirit to match.
  If children were butterflies I have the perfect catch.
  Never stop being who you are.
  In life I know you will go far.
  You are so bright, your intelligence surprises me.
  Other than here raising you there is no place I'd rather be.
  I'm sorry for the obstacles you've faced in your life.
  I promise you baby Mommy will make it right.
  We finally have a HOME to call OUR OWN.
  That's a big start to fixing what was wrong.
  I LOVE YOU QWYIRA and don't you forget it.
  For having you young I will never regret it
  
  
  

  At 17 years old I found myself pregnant with my first child, My Aunt continually tried to convince me to abort, although it was a difficult decision to make I chose LIFE, and this poem is a dedication 13 years later to my beautiful daughter. Unfortunately I have experienced both sides of abortion and although I have never regretted keeping my daughter, I still regret not keeping my other baby, so if faced with the choice please choose life because Remorse Is Forever.

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• Date / Time: 1/26/2009 1:06 PM UTC

  Abortion Poem

  My Sweet, Wonderful Child

  ©  Debbie Leads

  My sweet, wonderful child
  
  What color were your hair and eyes?
  How soft was your face?
  I think that you’re the best there is…
  I’m sure you think I’m a disgrace.
  
  Would you have loved like your grandma?
  Caring, Selfless, not like me?
  Would you have been a happy child?
  Would science have been your hobby?
  
  I don’t have words to tell you how sorry I am
  And how I wish I could change what I did
  At the time I didn’t know the ramifications
  At the time I was just a kid.
  
  I have never felt so sorry and helpless
  Regret is all I feel
  I can’t put you back together
  And allow you to heal.
  
  What were you doing in me
  When your last heartbeat came?
  You were 100% dependent on me
  And I put out your flame.
  
  If I could trade places with you
  I would do it in a second
  But at this point you might be lucky one
  Because with God you are present.
  
  I will never be able to think of you
  Without sorrow in my heart
  But deep down inside
  We have never been apart.
  
  Jesus Christ has shown me
  That even though what I did wasn’t right
  I can still receive forgiveness
  And end my innermost fight
  
  I don’t know if you will ever forgive me
  All I can do is wait and see
  For the moment that my Earthly life ends
  And you will finally see me
  
  Are you going to approach me with gladness?
  Or will hate be in your heart?
  I would not blame you
  If you had no forgiveness to impart
  
  I hope that since God has forgiven me
  You can do it, too
  Forgiving myself as been tough, as well
  The toughest thing I ever did do.
  
  I look forward to the day
  When Jesus and my family will be together
  We will laugh and sing and jump for joy
  Because we will all be in heaven
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• Date / Time: 1/26/2009 12:35 PM UTC

  President

  Hey guys tell me what you think about this. I want all of your opinions!!!
  
  
  

  NRA-ILA has received many recent inquiries regarding the new Obama administration's order to all federal agencies and departments to halt all pending regulations until incoming administration staff can review those regulations.  In particular, members are concerned about the order's impact on the new rule governing the concealed carrying of firearms in national parks. 

  In a statement issued only hours after Obama took office, the White House said, "This afternoon, White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel signed a memorandum sent to all agencies and departments to stop all pending regulations until a legal and policy review can be conducted by the Obama administration."   (You can view a copy of the memo on-line at http://media.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/documents/eman uel-regulatory-review.pdf).
  

  
  
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• Original Air Date: 1/25/2009 4:00 AM UTC

  Teen Girls Radio Long Distance Relationships

  Tonight we will be talking about having long distance relationships. Can they really work? Is it worth staying together? Why do people even have long distance relationships? How do I deal with it? And much much more.
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• Date / Time: 1/21/2009 11:02 AM UTC

  True Story About Teens Meeting People Online

  This is a true story please do not do what this girl did. Do not lie about your age and do not think that all people on social networks are safe. Not all people lie on social networks and not all teenagers lie. Not all people tell the truth either. If you do meet someone on line and you are thinking about meeting them see them on web cam, talk to them on the phone. If they do not go to your school and you are under the age of 18 you do not need to be meeting any one you do not know that does not go to your school or your church. If you do decide to meet someone go with a bunch of your friends or with your parents. Tell them that is what you are going to do and if they don't like that or do not want you to do that then you should not be meeting them in the first place.
  
  This Story Is Found At http://www.thetotaltransformation.com/info.aspx?pageid=749&pcode=affiliate0166&utm_medium=webaffl&utm_source=affiliate0166&dsource=sas
  
  Amber* got onto Myspace when she was 13. “It was easy," she said with a shrug. "All you have to do is lie about your age and give them your email address.” The teen, who is now 15, said, “I guess I accepted a lot of ‘Friends’ to my list without really knowing who they were.” On Myspace, Facebook, Xanga and other social networking sites, the goal is to acquire as many “friends” as possible, a virtual popularity contest that can add up to a whole lot of unknowns. That’s how “Mike,” a man posing as a teen-ager, started messaging Amber. Eventually, he suggested they meet, but before that rendezvous could happen, it emerged that Mike was really a 28-year-old delivery man from a nearby town. Amber had the sense to stop messaging him and remove him from her Friend List, but many other teens and pre-teens haven’t been so fortunate. In Texas, a lawsuit was brought against Myspace by the parents of a fourteen-year-old who was sexually assaulted by a man she met on the social networking site. The suit was dismissed in court, but the problem of how to protect teens online remains.
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