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Old 06-25-2009, 04:02 PM
sugarandspice697 sugarandspice697 is offline
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I agree with manni on this one. Although most of my family in lower class, DP and I are considered "upper middle class". I would never had given Julia a "Black sounding" name even if she were not Chinese. Although I LOVE being Black and we're very proud of our roots I do not feel comfortable giving my child a "getto" name because when most people look at job resumes or other important documents they are going to see your name first. As sad as it is, a person named "Holly" is going to get a job faster than a person name "Lakeisha".
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Our First Journey Through Embryo Donation/Adoption

2002-2005: Several failed IUIs, IVFs and miscarriages.
Early 2004: Started dating DP
January - March 2005: Started researching adoption and heard about embryo donation
March 1st 2005: Home study application is sent to agency
July 9, 2005: I'm officially waiting to matched
April 8, 2006: "Married" DP
November 25th 2007: Matched with Firefly's embryos
December 19th 2007: First embryo transfer with two grade A embryos = Big Fat Negative
January 21, 2008: Second embryo transfer with two A Grade embryos = Big Fat Positive!!
October 25th 2008: Firefly is born!!



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