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Dr. Phil on RA + Pregnancy

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December 5, 2017
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This happy guy is 9 months old and Andres’ Father’s Day gift from Tía Mina finally arrived!🤣
Been feeling really symptomatic in my hands lately. Struggling with holding knives, using scissors, etc. It’s like my hands are just too stiff to hold these things with proper force. And of course it hurts like heck later and they get swollen. Trying this classic kitchen tool today! #slapchop 😅 #rheumatoidarthritis
Happy Father’s Day, boo! You truly are a deep in-the-trenches kind of dad with the bathing, feeding, and Mr. Mom-ing. I don’t know what to say except thank you. For just being you. The most amazing dad I could ever imagine. The pollito and I love you so, so much. You’re everything to me.❤️
I’m 8 months old and I’ve been 8 months old for a while but my mommy hasn’t put up pictures!😆
#MothersDay #latepost It’s so crazy how I strong I feel being a mother despite my ever crazy #RA and this friking #gastroparesis rearing it’s ugly head. A week before Mother’s Day I was having a hard time writing out my son’s full name. And I couldn’t help but say out loud, “how am I going to teach my son to write his name if I can’t even do it?” In the same breath I thought aloud: My hands my shake. I might be in agony, but he will never see me give up or stop trying. It might look like chicken scratch, but he’ll learn to love me for it knowing his mama is strong on the inside.💛
I love him so much. It’s completely indescribable being a mother. I never imagined such fullness and completeness in my life. It didn’t happen instantly, but he’s fully and completely everything I love in my husband and all the better parts of myself.❤️

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This happy guy is 9 months old and Andres’ Father’s Day gift from Tía Mina finally arrived!🤣
Been feeling really symptomatic in my hands lately. Struggling with holding knives, using scissors, etc. It’s like my hands are just too stiff to hold these things with proper force. And of course it hurts like heck later and they get swollen. Trying this classic kitchen tool today! #slapchop 😅 #rheumatoidarthritis
Happy Father’s Day, boo! You truly are a deep in-the-trenches kind of dad with the bathing, feeding, and Mr. Mom-ing. I don’t know what to say except thank you. For just being you. The most amazing dad I could ever imagine. The pollito and I love you so, so much. You’re everything to me.❤️
I’m 8 months old and I’ve been 8 months old for a while but my mommy hasn’t put up pictures!😆
#MothersDay #latepost It’s so crazy how I strong I feel being a mother despite my ever crazy #RA and this friking #gastroparesis rearing it’s ugly head. A week before Mother’s Day I was having a hard time writing out my son’s full name. And I couldn’t help but say out loud, “how am I going to teach my son to write his name if I can’t even do it?” In the same breath I thought aloud: My hands my shake. I might be in agony, but he will never see me give up or stop trying. It might look like chicken scratch, but he’ll learn to love me for it knowing his mama is strong on the inside.💛
I love him so much. It’s completely indescribable being a mother. I never imagined such fullness and completeness in my life. It didn’t happen instantly, but he’s fully and completely everything I love in my husband and all the better parts of myself.❤️
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