Watching dying babies on TV.
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View all 193 →When our baby took to the boob for the first time: happy tears at him having his first feed, but also sad at the thought of how many more boobs he’ll seek out before he’s truly happy.
When my dad died this year.
At the Olympics, after my floor gold medal.
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Not having four children.
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