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    Euphoric !
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    My advice is start with insurance. This will be your biggest hurdle right now (if you have your own kids)

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    thanks ladies!! great place to start. thanks for the websites.

    torontokids - your scaring me! lol why is insurance hard to come across? i haven't even thought about that part till now.

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