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I want to tell you how a baby changes everything in my life. A baby to me is a precious gift from God, something that can't be taken for granted, but a lot of the time it is.

Ever since I can remember I've wanted children. I dreamed of the day I'd get married and start a family. Everything was going to be perfect! But little did I know, it was going to be a lot harder then I had anticipated! One abortion and two miscarriages later, here I am the mother of five.
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My name is Annie and I am the mother of Rhett, a 15 month old baby boy, born last July. When I had Rhett, I had just moved to Red Wing to live with my mother and was emotionally and physically unprepared to take care of a baby. Due to previous circumstances in my life, I was having a really hard time taking care of myself, and did not think I could take care of a child. I knew nothing about babies. I was never a babysitting kind of girl, I never changed a diaper. To be honest, I didn’t really like kids. They made me a little nervous. But through the love and support of my family and friends, I set out on the journey of being a mother.
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I honestly don't know where I'd be at today without New Beginnings. Since the first day I came in to get my pregnancy test they have been nothing but wonderful. Everyone there is so nice and helpful. I know I can always talk to them about anything. The people at New Beginnings have made my pregnancy so much more easier for me. They've helped out so much. I am very blessed to have found such amazing people.

Hello, my name is Liz and I joined New Beginnings a year ago. I found out I was pregnant in August and moved to Wisconsin from my home in California, in September of last year. I had no job, wasn’t in school and had nowhere to go. Knowing my life had to change drastically for this baby and myself, I decided to move out here with my Mom.
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