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Good luck! I think you always have to do what you feel and if you feel it's best in the UK so then it's the right choice

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The NHS is far from perfect, but I'm sure it's better than any maternity care you can find in Egypt.

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But have to say this is not true. Yes, I do have my doubts but it's because there is such a variety in places. There are **** hospitals and _excellent_ ones. I have even done Lasik here and couldn't be more happy about it. The clinic was nice and doctors extremely professional, friendly and helpful. Would recommend that to anyone anyday.

So far also maternity care has been good, the only problem is that I want to get along with the doctor also, it is quite not enough that s/he is just good. So far so good and my doc is really nice and like him a lot Could say best doc I've ever had. At least one of them (in Egypt or in Finland).

I wanted to stay here because we both (hubby and me) want to share this experience together and I would have been miserable "alone" back in Finland. Sure there is my mom, but it's not the same.
 

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I was in care of Dr. Sherif Hamza in Mohandseen until my seventh month when I returned back to my country. He was an incredible kind and caring professional, very busy but he still took his time for each of his patients.

Since my husband is US citizen it wasn't a problem for him to come and visit me in Germany - he did twice before I delivered and came again two weeks after the baby had arrived.

You are right, it's a difficult decision to go back but I think the health of the mother and the unborn child have priority. I've been through a traumatic hospital experience myself in summer of 1996 in Cairo so up to this day I don't trust Egyptians and their health facilities.

Also financialwise it is usually a better option to go back to the homecountry and deliver as hospital costs are paid for. I received lot of help from my mom when the baby arrived (thank god for it!) and I think she enjoyed it too holding her little granddaughter.

I am personally very proud that my daughter was born in the same hospital as I was almost 25 years earlier. It connects us even more.

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Abortion?

I would never do that. And don't worry I didn't have an infected coochie like you did either.... looks like it's still not healed because you so feisty!!

No the uncle of my ex literally died in the emergency room in one of Heliopolis top hospitals and the staff didn't give a crap. You would think that they hurry and try to give him medical care as good as possible. But this was not the case. To see so much ignorance and no respect for human life was beyond my imagination. My ex had to scream at them and then they got kinda busy. Earlier uncle Maher was almost dropped when they lifted him out of the ambulance.

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tiger talkin about infected twats... girl all this nastiness is rubbin off on ya.. hahahahahah

maybe her husband went down and seen the slimy crap and decided its not what he wanted...

Betty whats the name of yr trailor park???
 

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There's a ****-stirring sicko on every forum. This forum has more than its fair share.
It's a shame when every happy post has to turn negative....
I guess some people just can't bear to see another person happy, when they themselves are living a self-inflicted miserable existence!!!

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There's a ****-stirring sicko on every forum. This forum has more than its fair share.
It's a shame when every happy post has to turn negative....
I guess some people just can't bear to see another person happy, when they themselves are living a self-inflicted miserable existence!!!

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You claimed you meet TL in hurghada once, but then again you have also changed your story here on ES.

TL had stated a while ago that she has 4 sons. She also stated she wanted to adopt a child from Gautamala in order to have a daughter.

Now she claims she has a daughter.

TL has also made up stories about her husband's career and education. She made a claim about being an au-pair for a family in Ismalia for 2 years or so, then going onto Cairo.

Now she has a story about an ex which she cannot name nor identify his nationality becoming an ambassador.

Samia we had chatted once and exchanged a few PMs. You went on about becoming a mother and didn't enjoy staying at home with the child because she cried too much and was too loud. I knew it was a veiled attempt to pull out of me what you felt was an lack of interest in being a mom. I have never trusted you.

In addition to changing your story, especially after I have noticed the use of two databases on this forum and several long time ES username's ancient threads being heavily edited or deleted. Which is why its difficult to use ES hyperlinks posted on this forum before 2006.

TL has been lying for a veery long time. Monica covered for her and several others because she lies too, about everything.

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YOU MUST BE OUT OF YOUR MIND, AREN'T YOU??!!

First of all you mention Monica. Do you mean Monica from ES who got banned already in summer of 2004? Or do you mean another person??

I guess almost everyone on this forum knows by now I got four children, three boys and a daughter which is my eldest.

I lived in summer of '94 in Abu Sultan with my Egyptian guestfamily which is close to Ismailia but they were originally from Cairo. I guess you didn't save my posting that I mentioned that their older son went to the German School in Dokki, anyway you don't know where it is so it does not matter.

And yes my husband is an officer in the US Army but I won't give more info on his career or other personal data to protect him because this is a public forum and I can't be sure where it will end up.

The same applies to the man who I was first with. It's not my right to broadcast his name and perhaps pics of him - which are available online btw - on this forum. He has a career and family too and I don't want to jepardize that because I am not sure who's reading this forum. He's a well-known politician in his country so it wouldn't be smart to do that.

Now you have a go at Samia and I truly wonder why? She has never done anything to you!!

And yes we met up three years ago in Hurghada in real life. But whatever we both tell you you won't believe it anyway.

So have a nice evening, please I urge you to update you files on both of us because I don't like to repeat myself over and over again and - don't think too hard!!
 

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Oh wow you saved all that????

Hey let me put your mind at ease.... my husband just went on a fishing trip to Alabama for 11 months! This should rest your case!!

So now it get's interesting.... let's see how good you are with fishing out other info on me:

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TL had stated a while ago that she has 4 sons. She also stated she wanted to adopt a child from Gautamala in order to have a daughter.

Now she claims she has a daughter.

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I urge you to provide evidence of your aforementioned claims. If you can't come up with something believable - it means you LIED!!

Furthermore produce links to the following accusation:

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Monica covered for her and several others because she lies too, about everything.

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If you decide not to reply I see that as a failure on your side..... which makes YOU the liar.

Now play your game. Come on and show me your cards... Surprise me! I'll be waiting!!
 

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And no I don't like American-European relations at all. I wish we didn't have any.
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Sono, my husband attended the Airforce University at Maxwell AFB and received a master degree in military and national security studies. Usually this study takes place for US Army officers at Fort Leavenworth/KS.
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sonomod,
MFO (Multinational Force and Observers) in Sinai . see below links
http://www.iaw.on.ca/~awoolley/mfo.html
http://www.mfo.org/site_tree/9/46/base.asp


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Sono, my husband attended the Airforce University at Maxwell AFB and received a master degree in military and national security studies. Usually this study takes place for US Army officers at Fort Leavenworth/KS.
I hope I put your concerns to ease.


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You go to an Air Force Academy you don't end up in the Army!

And the Office of Military Cooperation is not an Army or Air Force appointment. You must be an MP for quite a while in order to get that spot. And to put it quite honestly you have to know someone in order to get that position. Its a coveted post for brats who won't do much else with their military careers. Or its a leap board for a Foreign Service career. And yes I have an in-law who works in the Egyptian LA consulate as a Foreign Service employee. I know the ropes.

My husband spent the first two years of marriage filling me in on all of his relatives government/military appointments.

It still doesn't sound legit.

And I am waiting for proof that American soilders are in Sinai. I having a real hard time believing that.


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sonomod,
MFO (Multinational Force and Observers) in Sinai . see below links
http://www.iaw.on.ca/~awoolley/mfo.html
http://www.mfo.org/site_tree/9/46/base.asp


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Yeah I see information from 1998 as the most current.

I do see columbia as one of the nations coordinating and Sinai is a huge drug smuggling area.

And these are observers, and part of a 1979 treaty from the Camp David Accords so I have heard of this before. The US task force was from 1999, this is mainly engineering, logistical and medical support to Egyptian troops.

Not American troops occupying, its a multinational support for Israeli and Egyptian troops. Differnt from occupying.


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Originally posted by sonomod:
You go to an Air Force Academy you don't end up in the Army!
And the Office of Military Cooperation is not an Army or Air Force appointment. You must be an MP for quite a while in order to get that spot. And to put it quite honestly you have to know someone in order to get that position. Its a coveted post for brats who won't do much else with their military careers. Or its a leap board for a Foreign Service career. And yes I have an in-law who works in the Egyptian LA consulate as a Foreign Service employee. I know the ropes.

My husband spent the first two years of marriage filling me in on all of his relatives government/military appointments.

It still doesn't sound legit.

And I am waiting for proof that American soilders are in Sinai. I having a real hard time believing that.


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You are waiting for proof? It doesn't sound legit to YOU?

And?

You make ignorant statements, people correct you and are kind enough to provide you with links so that you can learn something and you retort with less grace than a 4 year old.

It really doesn't matter whether you approve of the reality or not. It simply is.


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And no I don't like American-European relations at all. I wish we didn't have any.
I would like to see better/stronger alliances with Asia and Africa.


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Sono, what you want? Many US troops got married to Korean and some even to Japanese women during assignments there.

And if the US building now military training camps in Africa as they planned then there is a good chance that the American-African relations also will more than improve.

PS: I'd really love to see you get back with your daughter no matter what it will cost. You don't even know how much you miss out on not having her in your daily life. I could not survive in your position.

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http://www.egyptsearch.com/forums/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=3;t=000929;p=2#000072

Office of Military Cooperation Egypt (OMC-E)
The Office of Military Cooperation - Egypt (OMC-E) serves as a link between the unified commander and the Host Nation [HN] Ministry of Defense. The Chief, OMC-K is the United States Defense Representative in Egypt and serves as the principal military advisor to the Ambassador. OMC-E is a critical component of the Embassy's Country-Team.

The M1A1 Technical Assistance Field Team (TAFT), under the operational control of the Office of Military Cooperation [OMC] Cairo, Egypt, assists the Egyptian Land Forces (ELF) with technical expertise in the areas of fielding, operating, and maintaining the M1A1 Abrams Main Battle Tank, the M88A2 Hercules Heavy Recovery Vehicle and Ground Combat Systems in order to achieve a self-sufficient ELF combat ready force.

The Ma’adi House, centrally located in Ma’adi, includes a party house, bar, heated swimming pool, 2 clay tennis courts, children's playground, and snack bar. It has a special program for teenagers throughout the year and is available for private parties and other special functions. The European Commissary System (Troop Support Agency) operates a small, modern commissary in Ma’adi. It is brand new and resembles a Stateside commissary and is roughly twice the size of an AAFES shopette. As you may expect, the variety is somewhat limited, but it will support all of your needs and most of your desires. It is restocked weekly via a C-141 that originates in Dover, Delaware with produce and is filled in Ramstein, Germany with dairy products and other staples. Alternate weeks have a heavy load of frozen items.

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/agency/dod/omc-e.htm

Maxwell Air Force Base
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Maxwell Air Force Base
IATA: MXF - ICAO: KMXF
Summary
Airport type Military
Operator USAF
Serves Montgomery, Alabama
Elevation AMSL 172 ft (52.4 m)
Coordinates 32° 22' 45" N
86° 21' 45" W
Runways
Direction Length Surface
ft m
15/33 8,006 2,440 Asphalt
18/36 3,000 914 Asphalt
Maxwell Air Force Base (IATA: MXF, ICAO: KMXF), officially known as Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base, is a United States Air Force (USAF) facility near Montgomery, Alabama, in the United States. It is the headquarters of Air University, a major component of Air Education and Training Command, and is the Air Force's center for Professional Military Education (PME). The host unit is the 42d Air Base Wing. Maxwell AFB hosts Air Force Officer Training School, one of the USAF commissioning sources. As of 2005, the base is one of three that host Reserve Officer Training Corps summer field training encampments. The Civil Air Patrol holds headquarters at Maxwell. Also at Maxwell are the USAF Reserve 908th Airlift Wing and 357th Airlift Squadron, which operates operates eight C-130H aircraft.

The Department of Defense has proposed a major realignment of the base as part of the Base Realignment and Closure program announced on May 13, 2005.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxwell_Air_Force_Base

Hampden-Sydney College used the occasion of its "War on Terrorism: 3 Years After" to unveil a new military leadership and national security studies certificate program. The program is designed for students who are interested in the historical, political and ethical dimensions of national security policy as well as the place and role of the military in American society.

http://www.hsc.edu/wilsoncenter/pubserv/ml-nss.html


Students enrolled in the military leadership and national security studies program must complete one required course during each of their final three years at Hampden-Sydney College:
* The Military and American Democracy (sophomore year)
* Military History (junior year)
* Leadership and Ethics (senior year)


Students also must complete at least two courses from separate departments outside the major. The following courses are acceptable electives for this program:
* U.S. National Security (POLS 442)
* U.S. National Intelligence (INDS 465)
* American Foreign Policy (POLS 340) or History of American Foreign Relations (HIST 313)
* Public Speaking (RHET 210)
* Christian Ethics (REL 225) or Philosophy Ethics (PHIL 314)
* Introduction to World Religions (REL 103)
* Greek History (HIST 301)
* Roman History (HIST 302)
* Organizational Psychology (PSYCH 310)
* Literature of War (ENG 207)
* American Public Administration (POLS 230) or Constitutional Dimensions of Public Service in the U.S. (INDS 375)

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And no I don't like American-European relations at all. I wish we didn't have any.
I would like to see better/stronger alliances with Asia and Africa.


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Sono, my husband attended the Airforce University at Maxwell AFB and received a master degree in military and national security studies. Usually this study takes place for US Army officers at Fort Leavenworth/KS.
I hope I put your concerns to ease.


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sonomod,
MFO (Multinational Force and Observers) in Sinai . see below links
http://www.iaw.on.ca/~awoolley/mfo.html
http://www.mfo.org/site_tree/9/46/base.asp


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Originally posted by Tigerlily:
Sono, my husband attended the Airforce University at Maxwell AFB and received a master degree in military and national security studies. Usually this study takes place for US Army officers at Fort Leavenworth/KS.
I hope I put your concerns to ease.


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You go to an Air Force Academy you don't end up in the Army!

And the Office of Military Cooperation is not an Army or Air Force appointment. You must be an MP for quite a while in order to get that spot. And to put it quite honestly you have to know someone in order to get that position. Its a coveted post for brats who won't do much else with their military careers. Or its a leap board for a Foreign Service career. And yes I have an in-law who works in the Egyptian LA consulate as a Foreign Service employee. I know the ropes.

My husband spent the first two years of marriage filling me in on all of his relatives government/military appointments.

It still doesn't sound legit.

And I am waiting for proof that American soilders are in Sinai. I having a real hard time believing that.


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Originally posted by citizen:
sonomod,
MFO (Multinational Force and Observers) in Sinai . see below links
http://www.iaw.on.ca/~awoolley/mfo.html
http://www.mfo.org/site_tree/9/46/base.asp


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Yeah I see information from 1998 as the most current.

I do see columbia as one of the nations coordinating and Sinai is a huge drug smuggling area.

And these are observers, and part of a 1979 treaty from the Camp David Accords so I have heard of this before. The US task force was from 1999, this is mainly engineering, logistical and medical support to Egyptian troops.

Not American troops occupying, its a multinational support for Israeli and Egyptian troops. Differnt from occupying.


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Originally posted by sonomod:
You go to an Air Force Academy you don't end up in the Army!
And the Office of Military Cooperation is not an Army or Air Force appointment. You must be an MP for quite a while in order to get that spot. And to put it quite honestly you have to know someone in order to get that position. Its a coveted post for brats who won't do much else with their military careers. Or its a leap board for a Foreign Service career. And yes I have an in-law who works in the Egyptian LA consulate as a Foreign Service employee. I know the ropes.

My husband spent the first two years of marriage filling me in on all of his relatives government/military appointments.

It still doesn't sound legit.

And I am waiting for proof that American soilders are in Sinai. I having a real hard time believing that.


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You are waiting for proof? It doesn't sound legit to YOU?

And?

You make ignorant statements, people correct you and are kind enough to provide you with links so that you can learn something and you retort with less grace than a 4 year old.

It really doesn't matter whether you approve of the reality or not. It simply is.


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Originally posted by sonomod:
And no I don't like American-European relations at all. I wish we didn't have any.
I would like to see better/stronger alliances with Asia and Africa.


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Sono, what you want? Many US troops got married to Korean and some even to Japanese women during assignments there.

And if the US building now military training camps in Africa as they planned then there is a good chance that the American-African relations also will more than improve.

PS: I'd really love to see you get back with your daughter no matter what it will cost. You don't even know how much you miss out on not having her in your daily life. I could not survive in your position.

Good night.


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http://www.egyptsearch.com/forums/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=3;t=000929;p=2#000072

Office of Military Cooperation Egypt (OMC-E)
The Office of Military Cooperation - Egypt (OMC-E) serves as a link between the unified commander and the Host Nation [HN] Ministry of Defense. The Chief, OMC-K is the United States Defense Representative in Egypt and serves as the principal military advisor to the Ambassador. OMC-E is a critical component of the Embassy's Country-Team.

The M1A1 Technical Assistance Field Team (TAFT), under the operational control of the Office of Military Cooperation [OMC] Cairo, Egypt, assists the Egyptian Land Forces (ELF) with technical expertise in the areas of fielding, operating, and maintaining the M1A1 Abrams Main Battle Tank, the M88A2 Hercules Heavy Recovery Vehicle and Ground Combat Systems in order to achieve a self-sufficient ELF combat ready force.

The Ma’adi House, centrally located in Ma’adi, includes a party house, bar, heated swimming pool, 2 clay tennis courts, children's playground, and snack bar. It has a special program for teenagers throughout the year and is available for private parties and other special functions. The European Commissary System (Troop Support Agency) operates a small, modern commissary in Ma’adi. It is brand new and resembles a Stateside commissary and is roughly twice the size of an AAFES shopette. As you may expect, the variety is somewhat limited, but it will support all of your needs and most of your desires. It is restocked weekly via a C-141 that originates in Dover, Delaware with produce and is filled in Ramstein, Germany with dairy products and other staples. Alternate weeks have a heavy load of frozen items.

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/agency/dod/omc-e.htm

Maxwell Air Force Base
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search
Maxwell Air Force Base
IATA: MXF - ICAO: KMXF
Summary
Airport type Military
Operator USAF
Serves Montgomery, Alabama
Elevation AMSL 172 ft (52.4 m)
Coordinates 32° 22' 45" N
86° 21' 45" W
Runways
Direction Length Surface
ft m
15/33 8,006 2,440 Asphalt
18/36 3,000 914 Asphalt
Maxwell Air Force Base (IATA: MXF, ICAO: KMXF), officially known as Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base, is a United States Air Force (USAF) facility near Montgomery, Alabama, in the United States. It is the headquarters of Air University, a major component of Air Education and Training Command, and is the Air Force's center for Professional Military Education (PME). The host unit is the 42d Air Base Wing. Maxwell AFB hosts Air Force Officer Training School, one of the USAF commissioning sources. As of 2005, the base is one of three that host Reserve Officer Training Corps summer field training encampments. The Civil Air Patrol holds headquarters at Maxwell. Also at Maxwell are the USAF Reserve 908th Airlift Wing and 357th Airlift Squadron, which operates operates eight C-130H aircraft.

The Department of Defense has proposed a major realignment of the base as part of the Base Realignment and Closure program announced on May 13, 2005.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxwell_Air_Force_Base

Hampden-Sydney College used the occasion of its "War on Terrorism: 3 Years After" to unveil a new military leadership and national security studies certificate program. The program is designed for students who are interested in the historical, political and ethical dimensions of national security policy as well as the place and role of the military in American society.

http://www.hsc.edu/wilsoncenter/pubserv/ml-nss.html


Students enrolled in the military leadership and national security studies program must complete one required course during each of their final three years at Hampden-Sydney College:
* The Military and American Democracy (sophomore year)
* Military History (junior year)
* Leadership and Ethics (senior year)


Students also must complete at least two courses from separate departments outside the major. The following courses are acceptable electives for this program:
* U.S. National Security (POLS 442)
* U.S. National Intelligence (INDS 465)
* American Foreign Policy (POLS 340) or History of American Foreign Relations (HIST 313)
* Public Speaking (RHET 210)
* Christian Ethics (REL 225) or Philosophy Ethics (PHIL 314)
* Introduction to World Religions (REL 103)
* Greek History (HIST 301)
* Roman History (HIST 302)
* Organizational Psychology (PSYCH 310)
* Literature of War (ENG 207)
* American Public Administration (POLS 230) or Constitutional Dimensions of Public Service in the U.S. (INDS 375)

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yup I saved it, because you lie through your teeth all the time.

THere are currently several regular usernames whose stories are frauds.

Just need to keep track of the fraud files and hope that more honest self-representation transpires.

its difficult to give or ask for advise when the people on this forum are lying so much its difficult for newbies to take this stuff seriously.

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Today I booked my flight back to UK!

I'll be flying on 9th October which was alot earlier than i first thought but i was worrying me and the bump wouldn't fit into the seat. I'm scared, excited, upset and happy about going. Also slight stressed as it means living with my mother for 3 months in which time i'm sure she'll remind me how much money i don't have (shes already started today )

I hope to come back just after xmas minus bump, plus baby!

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Originally posted by mamasue:
There's a ****-stirring sicko on every forum. This forum has more than its fair share.
It's a shame when every happy post has to turn negative....
I guess some people just can't bear to see another person happy, when they themselves are living a self-inflicted miserable existence!!!

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You claimed you meet TL in hurghada once, but then again you have also changed your story here on ES.


Samia we had chatted once and exchanged a few PMs. You went on about becoming a mother and didn't enjoy staying at home with the child because she cried too much and was too loud. I knew it was a veiled attempt to pull out of me what you felt was an lack of interest in being a mom. I have never trusted you.

In addition to changing your story, especially after I have noticed the use of two databases on this forum and several long time ES username's ancient threads being heavily edited or deleted. Which is why its difficult to use ES hyperlinks posted on this forum before 2006.

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Originally posted by mamasue:

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Originally posted by Reality_Meanie:

quote:

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Originally posted by mamasue:
There's a ****-stirring sicko on every forum. This forum has more than its fair share.
It's a shame when every happy post has to turn negative....
I guess some people just can't bear to see another person happy, when they themselves are living a self-inflicted miserable existence!!!

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You claimed you meet TL in hurghada once, but then again you have also changed your story here on ES.


Samia we had chatted once and exchanged a few PMs. You went on about becoming a mother and didn't enjoy staying at home with the child because she cried too much and was too loud. I knew it was a veiled attempt to pull out of me what you felt was an lack of interest in being a mom. I have never trusted you.

In addition to changing your story, especially after I have noticed the use of two databases on this forum and several long time ES username's ancient threads being heavily edited or deleted. Which is why its difficult to use ES hyperlinks posted on this forum before 2006.

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Sono, yes, Tiger and I met in Hurghada.....I found her to be a very nice person....I have no reason to think otherwise, and we are still in touch. I have never had any reason to lie about meeting her!!

I think you must be confusing me with somebody else about the "mother" conversation. My daughter is now 28.... I wouldn't have been a 'stay at home mom' any time in the recent past!! And... when she was young, the years I spent bringing her up were delightful....she hardly ever screamed or cried!!
I have never changed my story... and I don't exactly understand the point your trying to make about databases and several usernames. I was always Samia.... and just very publicly changed my username. I have nothing to hide.
Well, the positive thing is....while you're trying to dig dirt on me, you're leaving some other person alone!!
Also.... you say you dont trust me. Well.... I think you're mistaking me for somebody who cares!!!
Incidentally.... my original comment wasn't even directed at you!!!

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