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Ginni

Ginni
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Born and raised in Fort Worth, Ginni (pronounced Jih-nee) graduated from Paschal High School, and then attended Texas Wesleyan University and Tarrant County College as an English and Spanish double-major. Currently she is wife to Jose and mommy to Elena (2018) and Santiago (2020). In her spare time, she enjoys embroidery and reading novels. Jesus and coffee are the two things that get her through the day.
A woman wears a hospital gown.

A Fallopian Tube Removal Follow-Up Story

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I tell people about my experience and my reasoning and I'm usually met with, "Oh my gosh! That's amazing! I'm so happy for you! Now if only I can convince my doctor to do it for me!"
Starter peas in cups.

Gardening in North Texas :: What to Plan and When

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Gardening isn't only fun, it also teaches kids about discipline, planning, healthy eating, and how to live sustainably.
An old school hot rod car.

Take the Family to These Car Shows and Car Meets in DFW

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It's not always easy getting the kids packed up and on the road to go to car events, but it is always worth it when we see their little faces light up!
poppy flower of remembrance

The Thing About Grief

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Grief is typically associated with the loss of a loved one, but that's not always the case. You can grieve the ideal life you wanted but don't have.

A Tale of Two Epidurals

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I had nightmares about my birth with my son for more than a year. I went into it expecting a birth similar to my daughter. Instead it was five hours of pure torture.
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in Fort Worth

Events, Books, & Shows :: Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month 2022 In & Around Tarrant...

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Make plans to celebrate in Fort Worth with your family this year! We have listed several ways through local events, books, shows, and more.
Biracial couples, and people everywhere, should celebrate Loving Day.

Tips and Local Resources to Get Through Tough Patches in Your Marriage

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My number one tip: When you hit a problem, remember that it's partner one and partner two united against the problem, not partner one against partner two.