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Can I please know the details?
I thought I'd be sad and teary that day. After all, I was about to say goodbye to my work family—people I'd grown close to. It had been my first full-time job.
This was my last day because I was going to have a baby in about three weeks. And it was a great day. I didn't feel sad. I made it through the party they had for me without anything close to a tear. It felt just like a regular Friday.
But that night, several hours after going to bed, I woke up in a state of acute anxiety. The sadness I had expected to feel during the day was now coming on strong, and along with it a terror about my impending new job as a mother. Everything would be different, it suddenly hit me. And I didn't know what it would be like.
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May 7, 2001 issue
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Is it right?
The Editors
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Rita Smith, Bonny Pope, Anne Kimbell Relph
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items of interest
with contributions from John Dart, David Briggs
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Egil Krogh—integrity intact
with contributions from Egil "Bud" Krogh
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TO RUN A CLEAN SHOP
Dave Hohle
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You've got the power to think for yourself
By Beverly Goldsmith
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When your back's against the wall
By Lucinda Baker Greiner
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Stressed out?
By Gregory Mitchell
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A DEADLINE LOOMED
Diane Wexler Hayden
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Effective prayer
Beverley Cooper
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Dealing with injuries
Daniel Ferris
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Faith in God's power
Mary Virginia Lucas
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Give up clams?
Barbara L. Kelly
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Taking a stand for Truth
Dana Munroe-Castle
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Can I please know the details?
By Carolyn Collie
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Just tell them you forgot your keys
Cyril Rakhmanoff