Another scary part of the health care bill

[BlessedChristianlady8]

This makes me rethink of having children now. I am afraid to have kids in this corrupted non privacy country.

[Anon]

Its a valid thought I guess, my friend and I talked about if we would have had kids (or four of them) if we had known what we know now.

I dunno, part of me says no, but part of me says the world has been bad for decades and people have still had kids, survived, etc.

[JerryNumbers]

I would imagine that many of our parents and grand parents thought the same thing about having children. Especially during the great depression.

Doesn't God always provide?

[Invicta]

When my daughter had her third baby, she got ready to leave almost straight away. She was asked where she was going, She said "Home." The nurse said, "You can't go home yet." My daughter replied, "I'm not ill." So she left and later that day they drove down to us 60 miles away.

[John81]

This makes me rethink of having children now. I am afraid to have kids in this corrupted non privacy country.

Trust God. There have been worse times and worse situations around the world. God knows when to give us children, how many to give us and He has promised to provide for all our needs.

Over the past year we faced the intrusive power of the government coming into our home and lives. However, we also experienced the mighty and loving hand of God in our home and lives during that time. I wouldn't think for a second of rather not having had our children so such couldn't have happened.

Trust God and He'll work all things together for good!

[beowolf18]

Is there accept any of you ladies on actuality (who had normal, approved insurance, not accompaniment insurance) delivered a babyish at a hospital who had a "courtesy" home assistant who would stop by your home about 2-3 canicule afterwards you delivered to see the babyish and accomplish abiding all was well.