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Guenda Goria è incinta, presto nascerà il primo figlio con Mirko Gancitano: “Questo è un miracolo”

 Guenda Goria ospite di La volta buona di Caterina Balivo ha annunciato di essere incinta. Dopo la gravidanza extrauterina per la quale ha dovuto rimuovere una tuba, è riuscita a coronare il suo sogno di diventare mamma: "Questo è un miracolo, mi avevano detto che naturalmente non avrei potuto avere figli" Guenda Goria ha annunciato di essere incinta. Ospite di Caterina Balivo a La volta buona insieme al futuro marito Mirko Gancitano ha rivelato la tenera notizia: "Sono un po' emozionata, perché è stato un traguardo, che per me è un miracolo. Oggi non siamo solo in due, mama siamo in tre". Dopo l'intervento di rimozione di una tuba dovuto promotion un'inaspettata gravidanza extrauterina, è riuscita a rimanere incinta. L'annuncio della gravidanza di Guenda Goria "Mi period stato detto che naturalmente non avrei potuto avere figli. Sono 3 anni che ci proviamo. Time il mio grande sogno, il mio grande desiderio, perché l'ultima gravidanza che ho

Browns' season comes to an end with Wild Card loss to the Texans

 The Cleveland Browns' rollercoaster 2023 season came to a crashing halt on Saturday night, as they were upset by the Houston Texans in the AFC Wild Card Round by a score of 45-14.

The loss was a bitter pill to swallow for Browns fans, who had seen their team overcome adversity all season long, only to falter on the biggest stage. The Browns, who defied expectations by winning 11 games and earning a playoff berth despite a rash of injuries, simply couldn't get anything going against the Texans.

The Texans, meanwhile, looked like a team possessed from the opening whistle. They raced out to a 17-0 lead in the first quarter and never looked back. The Browns offense, which had been so potent throughout the season, was stymied by the Texans' defense, and quarterback Joe Flacco threw two costly interceptions that were returned for touchdowns.

The loss was a tough way for the Browns' season to end, but there are still plenty of positives to take away. The Browns showed that they are a team on the rise, and they will be back in the playoffs next year.

Here are some of the key takeaways from the Browns' loss:

  • The Texans' defense was the difference in the game. They were able to pressure Flacco all night, and they made him make mistakes.
  • The Browns' offense couldn't get anything going in the second half. They were held scoreless after halftime, and they were never able to mount a serious comeback.
  • The Browns will need to address their quarterback situation in the offseason. Flacco is a veteran who has proven he can win in the playoffs, but he also showed his limitations on Saturday night.

Despite the loss, the Browns' future is bright. They have a young, talented team, and they are coached by one of the best minds in the business in Kevin Stefanski. The Browns will be back in the playoffs next year, and they will be a force to be reckoned with.


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