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Context: Plus it 's much better than continuing to reach for the diapers on the top shelf at the grocery store . I also met a mom at my breastfeeding support group who also uses cloth and gave me some extra covers that her daughter had outgrown . We met a few other couples that night too . It 's sad that I know the hostess 's name and all the children 's names and ages , but most of the other adults are just " so and so 's mom " . 
Question: What will happen after the mom gets settled into the room ?
She will meet with other moms .

Context: He wanted kids , he wanted to be a dad , and if Linzi was pregnant , than that was wonderful . Sure , they 'd only been married for a few months , but they 'd been together for eight years . This was n't something they could n't handle . So with Linzi in the bathroom , Billy was sat at his desk , chin in his hands as he waited . 
Question: How many children may Billy already have while pondering this new pregnancy ?
He has had no other children but looks forward to being a father .

Context: For a while now , Leigh and I have been talking about starting a chapter in our area for the JDRF ( Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation ) . Diabetes runs in both of our families . My Grandmother and 2 aunts on my dads side have it as well as my Grandfather on my moms side . All are insulin dependent . 
Question: What may happen to me or Leigh in the future ?

We may get the same condition .