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She chose to be a stay-at-home mom. Sometimes she feels guilty. | The Lily
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Apr 11, 20193:36Now PlayingKristina Park never thought she’d want to stop working as an attorney. But during her pregnancy, she found it difficult to envision leaving her son with a nanny. She decided to become a stay-at-home mother. When talking with friends, some of whom knew her when she was an attorney, Park struggles to feel proud of the choice she made.
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