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12 comments:
i vote for a 30 minute panic... followed by staying calm and moving forward.
love love love to you.
um, yes. did you see my lead post? panic certainly won that day. it usually does when offspring are involved. cute posters.
It'll all work out, so be calm and move forward. XOXO.
I'm with Jill. Run around & scream & cry for a bit, and then TRUST. Everything will be fine, promise.
This too shall pass!
Poppa
Caitlin,
Thank you for your blog!
It's so easy to get freaked out.
Of course, no clear action ever comes from freaking out.
You are not alone!
Love, Auntie Val
Do whatever you need to do to get through it. My favorite so far is to panic while eating ice cream in my sweats, holed up on the couch in my apartment after Evelyn goes to bed. Whatever works, right?
My vote is panic a little and then trust it will all work out
We got that keep calm poster for christmas!
I just panic and freak out for a minute and then crazily enough it brings on a zen calm in me. Treat yourself to a breakdown every once in awhile.
My mom always says you have to let the panic come and just as quickly let it go- otherwise it builds up too much if you avoid it altogether... And let the calm quickly follow- We are thinking about you guys and wishing for the best!
Just stay calm, whenever you freak out you always wonder why did I freak out that was dumb. You can get through anything.
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