Re: curling your toes? » IsoM

Posted by judy1 on April 2, 2002, at 16:41:08

In reply to Re: curling your toes? » judy1, posted by IsoM on April 1, 2002, at 19:15:14

Hi Judy,
Try it- it's virtually impossible to dissociate if you're actively doing it- just another way to stay grounded without being obvious. I always do it when driving, even put a post-it note on the steering wheel to remind me.
Gabrielle is 2 months now- she smiles and coos. I think most women have almost a hormonal response when they hold a newborn. Now if she would just decide to sleep....

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