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sad sahm
| Thu, 04-15-2004 - 12:13pm |
My name is Shellie and I have been a sahm for about 4 years now. I now have a 11 month old besides my soon to be 4 year old. The reason that I'm unhappy is because I don't want to be a sahm. I mean somedays I am so glad I can be home with my kids and other days I wish I had a job where I could be the one going off to work and coming home at 5. It sometimes just gets to be a loooong day. Does anyone else feel this way? What do any of you do with your kids to keep busy?

Yes, sometimes I feel that way, especially when things are hectic and not going in the right direction.
I then look at my children, ages 5 yo
controll of what he is exposed to now, and I am so thankful that at least I had the important formative years. and then I look at my younger children, and think of how thankful I am that I have a few more years before I have to give that up. I believe it all starts in the home. The morals you teach your children when they are little, and I say you, will follow through with them for a lifetime. Isnt it nice to know that we are in charge of what is instilled in them when it is so important? Children grow up in a blink of an eye. Someday we will be looking back and remembering when. It is our job to raise our children right. And we will be rewarded for it. Hang in there, its not an easy job, but a very rewarding one. Be proud to be a stay at home mom. It is not easy and most people will admit to that. God didnt pick just anybody to be those childrens mother. He picked you. How he must think of you. He is trusting you with his little children. And you are doing wonderful. So put your chin high, and know you are doing this for the children. They will remember for a lifetime what you have sacrifised for them.
God bless your family
Violet
Danna Johnston
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