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Treatment Abuse, Behavior Modification, Thought Reform => The Troubled Teen Industry => Topic started by: Anonymous on September 27, 2006, 04:26:25 PM
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My sixteen year- old daughter had a miscarriage last month and still has not gotten over it.I told her that is God's way of telling her sixteen year-old girls should not be having babies. But she is clueless. Can anyone here have any idea how I can get her to snap out of her depression?
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Kick her out of the house and tell her to get a job as whore.
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Yeah, kill yourself ya fucking troll. That should snap her out of it quick!!
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My sixteen year- old daughter had a miscarriage last month and still has not gotten over it.I told her that is God's way of telling her sixteen year-old girls should not be having babies. But she is clueless. Can anyone here have any idea how I can get her to snap out of her depression?
Quit being such a self-righteous fuckwad?
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I will base this answer on the fact that you are not a troll.
My wife had a miscarriage some 8 years ago. She was unhappy for 8 months. For a month she was not even able to go to work. We both wanted the baby. I was at her right side the through the entire ordeal.
It is my oppinion that she would come out on the top on in the end, if you give her time to grieve. Try to comfort her instead of priority the glimmering thing floting above your head (halo).
She needs you more than enyone if the father of the child is not around.
BTW. We now have two children.
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Contgrats on the birth of the kids. Does your hot crown prince have a cute single brother who also has a thing for Australian Girls? if so send him my way.
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If she's so depressed over it, maybe she should hurry up and get herself knocked up again.
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My sixteen year- old daughter had a miscarriage last month and still has not gotten over it.I told her that is God's way of telling her sixteen year-old girls should not be having babies. But she is clueless. Can anyone here have any idea how I can get her to snap out of her depression?
Depression after pregnancy is called postpartum depression even in cases of miscarriage.
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Contgrats on the birth of the kids. Does your hot crown prince have a cute single brother who also has a thing for Australian Girls? if so send him my way.
The Danes lucked out in the Crown prince department.
They get a fucking frogman-commando and we get a tree hugging nutcase. This sucks.
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My sixteen year- old daughter had a miscarriage last month and still has not gotten over it.I told her that is God's way of telling her sixteen year-old girls should not be having babies. But she is clueless. Can anyone here have any idea how I can get her to snap out of her depression?
What did you name it?
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My sixteen year- old daughter had a miscarriage last month and still has not gotten over it.I told her that is God's way of telling her sixteen year-old girls should not be having babies. But she is clueless. Can anyone here have any idea how I can get her to snap out of her depression?
Eating the fetus can help her retain her youthful glow?
Try it with a little spring onion.
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My sixteen year- old daughter had a miscarriage last month and still has not gotten over it.I told her that is God's way of telling her sixteen year-old girls should not be having babies. But she is clueless. Can anyone here have any idea how I can get her to snap out of her depression?
Eating the fetus can help her retain her youthful glow?
Try it with a little spring onion.
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Seriously everyone
How about counseling?? Having a miscarriage is serious to a woman, no matter what age. Serious to her body physically and mentally. Counseling might help, or might just help getting back to what she used to be doing, whether that be school or work, or whatever. Maybe take a vacation, or see some relatives, or whatever to get her mind off all. Good Luck
Let us/me know how she is doing, and how you are doing too!