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We have two babies in the house. The baby of mine, Ava, and Erica's baby

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Today I started the day at 4 o'clock with a terrible migraine. No pain killer allowed at breastfeeding was functioning and it got worse. Erica woke up and started to demand her ritual. But I told her that today is an exception, mama is not well and  we go silently in the kitchen, like this we leave Ava to sleep. We eat and go to living room, where we lay down on the sofa and she is allowed to watch cartoons. She wanted "Pettersson and Findus". When we got to the sofa, she told me to put my head on her legs and there I took the photo. She was very kind by telling me she is not happy I am not well but she is happy for the cartoons. These migraines are terrible... since puberty 14-15 years old.  In my pregnancy with Erica they dissapered but with Ava I struggled with them for 9 months and it goes on... Who never had a migraine is hard to explain. I feel my whole body fights with this great pain for hours and when it gets better, I am just tired.
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Tired and I could call myself lucky with two children, who sleep 11-12 hours per night Somehow, from first day after we came from hospital, after birth, I went to bed with Erica, mmy first child, between 7 and 8 pm. With Erica the ritual of going to sleep changed so many times. We were flexible... With Ava, we just follow Erica"s ritual:eating, bath, teeth brush, reading books, prayers, singing until she falls asleep...and Ava also much earlier. We are reading books went she is already sleeping, then it's time for Erica's joy. I can put Ava down and she can be in my arms, to be a little bit baby like Ava. 
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