[blparent] new member introduction

[Angela Frederick]

Congratulations to you, too, Ronit.  Yes, hopefully we will be the 
next generation of parents sharing advice to others on the list.

A

At 09:54 PM 11/17/2009, you wrote:
>Hi Eva, Angela, and Sharon,
>Thanks for the warm welcome. Yes, Eva, I definitely remember you, 
>nice to see you on here!
>
>Sharon, thanks for the info about the class, I will probably be 
>emailing you soon as I just submitted an enrollment application for 
>Hadley, teh class sounds really interesting.
>
>Wow, Angela, nice to see you! I don't think I've had a chance to 
>tell you, but congratulations on your recent marriage as well! Nice 
>to see another early planner too. I love planning, it will be nice 
>to have someone else in the same stage as I am, perhaps we'll 
>be  able to compare stories if we both get pregnant during similar times.
>
>Ronit
>
>
>Angela Frederick wrote:
>>Hi, Ronit,
>>This is Angela Frederick (formerly Angela Howard).  Welcome to the 
>>list.  I joined the list a few months ago.  I am in the same stage 
>>as you, just discussing and planning for a family in the 
>>not-so-distant future.  I don't think it's ever too early to start 
>>getting our questions answered.  I'm sure as a future mother you 
>>will enjoy the list as much as I have.
>>I can't help you with the stroller question, but I'm sure some of 
>>the others will have some suggestions.
>>Take care.
>>Angela
>>
>>At 08:05 PM 11/17/2009, you wrote:
>>>Hello all,
>>>My name is Ronit and I'm anew member to the list. I got married 
>>>earlier this year and my husband and I have started talking about 
>>>starting a family during the spring of next year. I am totally 
>>>blind and have been since birth, he is sighted. We've been talking 
>>>a lot about alternative techniques that I could use as a blind 
>>>parent and so I decided to join this list, even though some of you 
>>>may think it premature.
>>>
>>>I do have one question to start off with, though. We were talking 
>>>about strollers and I know that having a stroller that can be 
>>>pulled behind me would be the best option. We looked at the 
>>>Chariot brand of strollers, which are made for outdoorsy people 
>>>who do a lot of outdoors activities like hiking, biking, skiing. 
>>>But the way the stroller is made allows it to be pulled behind the 
>>>person. Have you guys used this brand of stroller at all? Any 
>>>other brands or models of strollers you found particularly useful 
>>>for this purpose?
>>>
>>>Nice to meet all of you and hope I can also contribute at some 
>>>point as wel as learning a lot from you.
>>>Ronit
>>>
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