pregnancy

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pam

hey this other site i subscribe to has a fertility site. i haven't been

there but maybe there will be things to help.

its site is:

http://www.thathomesite.com

then search fertility.

re

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Can someone write me and tell me how their experience was when they first got

pregnant. My husband and I are not in no hurry by all means but I just want

some information about the signs. Are they different than when you have a

normal stomach? I had a baby 11yrs ago so I don't even remember the signs

from back than. If you could be so kind to write me and tell me your

experience from having a MGB baby I would really appreciate it. Again, I

just want to know if it is worth taking the risk.

Thanks,

a in Wisconsin

03-07-01 299/190/?

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Have you tried to get pg yet? Just wondering. We have been trying

to have a baby for 5 years with no luck. We have spent loadds of

$$$ on various fertility treatments but no one really has an answer

as to why. I have a feeling it has to do with Samters but there is

no research done on this and Dr. don't really know.

So, for your sake I hope that infertility does not have to do with

Samters.

Dawn

> Thanks for the info on pregnancy, keep it coming through the list

or

> privately whenever you like. I know I can't have all the answers

before I

> get pregnant. The other complication is I have had breast cancer

so I am

> fearful of that coming back, although my prognosis is good.

Because of the

> chemo I will go into early menopause, so I can't wait too long to

have kids

> (I'm now 34) but I want to wait until I know I'm probably out of

the woods

> with the breast cancer. Anyway, I don't want to digress too much

and don't

> want to really get into the whole cancer thing here, but it's

another reason

> for maybe not getting pregnant. But I still need to have more

information

> about the Samters re: pregnancy.

>

> Thanks again!

>

> Lori

> =

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Dear Jim

I would like to keep in touch and learn what you learn.

I am a midwife who is about to get a Qxci. I feel it is appropriate

to have pregnant moms on the machine up to 38 weeks. Have Mother

hold her intention for pregnancy and birth while you do the initial 3

min. handshake testing. What baby and mother need most will come as

top priority. This and many balancing and harmonixing alignments

like the spinal one, aura cleansing, organ stregthening... can be

done safely. I personally would not work on viruses(except for

herpes) vaccinations and mercury fillings- let these stay dormant.

Blessings,

Sunni

> Hello all,

> I have a client in the very beginning stage of pregnancy. Can I

work with her safely through her pregancy? What do I need to know

before I proceed? She is generally healthy and wants to know if the

QX can support her and her baby in having an even better pregnancy. I

want to collect as much information as possible to discuss with her

so she can make an informed decision.

> Thanks and peace,

> Jim

>

>

>

>

> " We do not see things as they are.

> We see them as we are. "

> *Talmud

[Guest guest]

Dear Jim

I would like to keep in touch and learn what you learn.

I am a midwife who is about to get a Qxci. I feel it is appropriate

to have pregnant moms on the machine up to 38 weeks. Have Mother

hold her intention for pregnancy and birth while you do the initial 3

min. handshake testing. What baby and mother need most will come as

top priority. This and many balancing and harmonixing alignments

like the spinal one, aura cleansing, organ stregthening... can be

done safely. I personally would not work on viruses(except for

herpes) vaccinations and mercury fillings- let these stay dormant.

Blessings,

Sunni

> Hello all,

> I have a client in the very beginning stage of pregnancy. Can I

work with her safely through her pregancy? What do I need to know

before I proceed? She is generally healthy and wants to know if the

QX can support her and her baby in having an even better pregnancy. I

want to collect as much information as possible to discuss with her

so she can make an informed decision.

> Thanks and peace,

> Jim

>

>

>

>

> " We do not see things as they are.

> We see them as we are. "

> *Talmud

[Guest guest]

,

I turned 34 when I had my MGB Baby -- same day actually. I waited the

year that Dr. Rutledge recommends before attempting to get pregnant.

We have many MGB Mommies out there, many over 30 -- we use to have a

Mommies group, its been rather quiet lately, there are even a few that

had twins after the MGB!

It was wonderful to see you last month!

Kathy

Kathy Goodman

klg@...

Director

CLOS - Florida

Office 704-871-0031 ext. 103

Cell 704-682-1723

Fax 704-871-0148

pregnancy

Hello to all! My sister is 30 and thinking about having this surgery

after

watching the results that I had and my mother is beginning to have. Her

main

concern is that she doesn't know whether to have children or this

surgery first.

So if there are any women 30 and over who had this surgery and had

children

afterwards with no problems could you please write back and tell me of

your

experience! Thank you very much!

Kashani

11-14-03

362-255

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At 01:42 PM 11/09/2004 -0500, you wrote:

>Dear Bonnie,

>I will be fused next year from T-1 to L4 with stainless steel and I asked my

>doctor about MRI's heating up the rods. I don't know if MRI has the same

>affect as an ultrasound, but he said it was totally safe and it was a myth

>about

>them heating up. I think there is a lot of misconception about rods.

>I am currently fused with bone only from about t-3 to t-8 as a teen. If I

>were you I'd ask here about pregnancy

>possibilities, too. Certainly there are gals that have given birth with

>complete fusions that can give advice.

Jolene, in the 1980's people with non-hardware fusions were told NOT to

have babies, my mother told me the doctor told her that, and I didn't

believe her, and had my son in 1982 (and two miscarriages, one at 4 mos.,

one at 6 mos.) Then I found out that others had been told this, and my

friend with the Milwaukee brace adopted for this reason.

What are people told these days? (I had my tubes tied in 82 when my son

was born Cesarean, since I had to go to bed for 6 mos, and didn't want to

go through it again)

I think that having three pregnancies, plus time in bed, damaged the

fusions. (And my 21 year old son is pretty thoughtless and selfish, so at

the moment, it doesn't seem worth it. Oh, well, hopefully he'll grow up

some day)

in Oakland

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Hi Everyone I just had to share some good news! (my daughter with the mole pregnancy) had her first blood test after her DNC on Tuesday (yesterday). The nurse called her this morning and her count was 50....50! That is just incredible! Remember now her count was almost 180,000! Also, it was a complete mole and her lungs were clear and it had not spread! And, it had not turned to cancer! Thanks for all your prayers. God is sooooooooooooooooo good! Jane

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Hi

I had my Harrington Rod surgery in 1980 when i was 13 (fused T1 to L3). When i was 26 i feel pregnant with my daughter. I was told that there was a bigger chance of having to have a c section because of my back, and i might not be able to carry to term - might need bed rest! I carried her full term and had a natural delivery! She was a posterior baby and i ended up needing a instrument birth. she was born as 3.77kg, so was not a small baby. I was 28 when i fell pregnant with my son - i was induced at 38 weeks as my kidneys were taking strain - he was also a completely natural birth - no intruments etc. With both kids i could not have an epidural, and the only pain relief i could use was gas. Yes, it was hellishly sore - but giving birth is supposed to be!! I never had any issues with my back in any way whatsoever! So if you want to have kids - GO FOR IT!!! You will be well aware of what your body can

do. I am now 41 and am only now suffering with my back - i have flatback syndrome - otherwise i have never had an issue before.

Hang in there - and don't give up the right to have kids just because of your back!

Jackie

(South Africa)

From: nerilka365 <nerilka365@...>Subject: Re: Pregnancy Date: Tuesday, December 2, 2008, 3:49 AM

I took my husband with me to my original surgeon when we found out Ihad flatback syndrome and we asked about children and he said the samething as your doctor. He also encouraged us to have children with thecaveat that they would have to be watched for scoliosis, especiallyany girl. The first pregnancy I was under a lot of stress at work andended up with preeclampsia that retarded the growth of my son in thewomb. I ended up on bed rest in the hospital for three weeks and hewas born 9 weeks early at only about 2.5 lbs. The first few yearswere difficult but in the end the professionals were right and he isdefinitely within normal parameters in every way. I was 33 years old.My daughter is almost five years younger so I was 38 when I had her.I had preeclampsia again but did bed rest at home, as well as anymother of a five year old can. This time the preeclampsia affected meand not the baby. 90 year old

ladies on the street could walk fasterthan I could shuffle along. She ended up being 3 weeks early at 5 lbsbecause my blood pressure was skyrocketing. Both were "emergency"c-sections. Both times the doctors insisted on trying to do anepidural. Both times they failed miserably because my surgeon hadwrapped bone from my hip all around the Harrington rod so that theycould not get a needle in. (I had more pain from their failedattempts during my daughter's birth than I did from that c-section.) There are advantages to having a c-section, namely you don't tear, orendure an episiotomy, and you retain more muscle tone down there. After the epidural didn't pan out, they put me under generalanesthesia. My husband was bummed because he didn't get to see eitherbirth, but we have two wonderful children. We would have had a thirdif it hadn't taken us so long to get the first two. Yes, both kidshave scoliosis.

They diagnosed my daughter when she was only about 3years old, from a chest x-ray for pneumonia. They have to do acertain exercise ten times every day and I put them in kung fu to getbetter balance and coordination. (I know that swimming is best, butwith all of the pneumonia she's had I don't want to do swimming in thewinter.) Oh, and my obgyn would have let me have a natural birtheither time if not for the preeclampsia both times forcing thedecision for a c-section. So there was another plus - I never wentinto labor so I didn't have any labor pains. The c-section wasnothing compared to the Harrington rod surgery. I was up and walkingabout within 24 hours. (Because of the preeclampsia, I had to be onan IV with magnesium for 24 hours after birth, or I probably wouldhave been up and around even sooner.) Maybe I feel bad that I had tostop carrying my kids three years earlier than all of the

othermothers, but my kids don't love me any less for that. The things weregret most in life are not the things we did (like having kids) butthe things we didn't do (like not having kids sooner.)>> I had the metal rod surgery with spinal fusion in 1996. I am now 28> years old and seriously thinking of having children. My doctor tells> me pregnancy shouldn't be a problem, but that I may have to go on bed> rest sooner than the average woman. Then today, I was searching the> internet and have read several stories about women who have had this> same surgery, not being able to have an epidural and having no choice,> but to have a c-section. Does anyone have any personal stories they'd> like to share

with me? Please do not worry about being 100% honest. My> husband and I are very open to adopting as well, if pregnancy could> jeopardize the stability of my back.>

[Guest guest]

I had my harrington rod/fusion for thoracolumbar scoliosis when I was

13 in 1978. I had the first of 3 children at the age of 22. All were

normal, full term, vaginal births with no epidural. No one ever said

that pregnancy and delivery would be any different for me than any

other woman.

I personally believe that carrying children probably hastens flatback

though I have no proof. I also believe that I would have developed it

eventually anyway.

I think having children made me cope with my pain better than if I

didn't have anyone else depending on me. It definitely has affected

my children...they knew that their mom was a little bit limited in

mobility and had days of considerable pain and that made them

considerate and independent kids. And when flatback finally did get

the better of me, it was my children (grown and nearly grown) who

would gather around my bed to watch tv and share a meal or lay down

next to me to talk or read or do homework. It was one of my children

that would lend an arm and strong back when I needed help from the bed

or a ride to the city for another surgical consult.

I am grateful that my children were nearly grown when I finally got to

the point of needing surgery to function. I don't know how I would

have coped with revision surgery and the long recovery if I'd had

dependent children...but other people do. There are many who post

here who have managed to do it.

Having children, or not, is your decision and choice. No matter what

you decide, you will manage as best you can and probably do a

marvelous job....because that's what we do:) We carry on.

Take care,

>

> I had the metal rod surgery with spinal fusion in 1996. I am now 28

> years old and seriously thinking of having children. My doctor tells

> me pregnancy shouldn't be a problem, but that I may have to go on bed

> rest sooner than the average woman. Then today, I was searching the

> internet and have read several stories about women who have had this

> same surgery, not being able to have an epidural and having no choice,

> but to have a c-section. Does anyone have any personal stories they'd

> like to share with me? Please do not worry about being 100% honest. My

> husband and I are very open to adopting as well, if pregnancy could

> jeopardize the stability of my back.

>

[Guest guest]

I had harrington rods and fusion from T-2 down to L-3 and then had 2 children with natural child birth. My labors were easier and faster than most of my friends. Regarding the epidural....I have had 2 injections into my spinal cord for CT mylograms with dye. The first time I was at a teaching university and the resident/student doctor that was doing it had a very difficult time getting the needle into my spinal cord through all of the bone spurs and scar tissue. It took him 3 separate times and was very painful for me. When my doctor wanted me to have another one a year later, I insisted on having a very experienced anethesiologist.....no more rookies. The doctor that performed the second one was very skilled and she got through my spine on the first try. It was over before I knew it! If you want an epidural during your labor, I would suggest that you explain your unique spine problems to your doctor ahead of time and make sure that you get someone with lots of practice.

Melody

From: bahadreama@...Date: Tue, 2 Dec 2008 23:00:36 +0000Subject: Re: Pregnancy

I had harrington rod surgery in 1973 and had three children, all natural childbirth, 1981, 1989, and 1994. No problems!>> I had the metal rod surgery with spinal fusion in 1996. I am now 28> years old and seriously thinking of having children. My doctor tells> me pregnancy shouldn't be a problem, but that I may have to go on bed> rest sooner than the average woman. Then today, I was searching the> internet and have read several stories about women who have had this> same surgery, not being able to have an epidural and having no choice,> but to have a c-section. Does anyone have any personal stories they'd> like to share with me? Please do not worry about being 100% honest. My> husband and I are very open to adopting as well, if pregnancy could> jeopardize the stability of my back.>

[Guest guest]

What sort of health problems have been caused by the dye used in CT mylograms?

Melody

From: lidakraz@...Date: Wed, 3 Dec 2008 15:29:07 +0000Subject: Re: Pregnancy

That dye stuff has been implicated in many very serious health problems following administration of it. Maybe they're using a different type of dye nowadays.

Lida in London

Re: Pregnancy

I had harrington rod surgery in 1973 and had three children, all natural childbirth, 1981, 1989, and 1994. No problems!>> I had the metal rod surgery with spinal fusion in 1996. I am now 28> years old and seriously thinking of having children. My doctor tells> me pregnancy shouldn't be a problem, but that I may have to go on bed> rest sooner than the average woman. Then today, I was searching the> internet and have read several stories about women who have had this> same surgery, not being able to have an epidural and having no choice,> but to have a c-section. Does anyone have any personal stories they'd> like to share with me? Please do not worry about being 100% honest. My> husband and I are very open to adopting as well, if pregnancy could> jeopardize the stability of my back.>

[Guest guest]

There are different types of contrast dyes available and different

options for imaging now days...thank goodness! Remember the

myleograms of 30 years ago? Just wicked!

> >

> > I had the metal rod surgery with spinal fusion in 1996. I am now 28

> > years old and seriously thinking of having children. My doctor tells

> > me pregnancy shouldn't be a problem, but that I may have to go on bed

> > rest sooner than the average woman. Then today, I was searching the

> > internet and have read several stories about women who have had this

> > same surgery, not being able to have an epidural and having no choice,

> > but to have a c-section. Does anyone have any personal stories they'd

> > like to share with me? Please do not worry about being 100% honest. My

> > husband and I are very open to adopting as well, if pregnancy could

> > jeopardize the stability of my back.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Melody,

The old-style oil-based dye used in the past during myelograms has

been blamed for arachnoiditis.

Here is a link to a WebMD page that mentions it:

http://www.webmd.com/pain-management/guide/pain-management-arachnoiditis

The ones done nowadays use a water-based dye instead.

Hope this helps,

loriann

>

>

> What sort of health problems have been caused by the dye used in CT

mylograms?

>

> Melody

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the info on the dye used for mylograms causing health problems. My CT scans both occurred within the last 3 years, so hopefully I didn't have any of the old style oil based poison.

This does bring up a subject I worry about at times. Do any of you worry about the effects of narcotics or other pain relievers on your body....especially your liver? I've had a blood test to check my liver functions and nothing appears to be wrong.....but I do worry about the long term effects of taking things like vicodin, oxycodone, and muscle relaxers like skelaxin or flexeril.

Melody

Re: Pregnancy

Hi Melody,The old-style oil-based dye used in the past during myelograms hasbeen blamed for arachnoiditis. Here is a link to a WebMD page that mentions it:http://www.webmd.com/pain-management/guide/pain-management-arachnoiditisThe ones done nowadays use a water-based dye instead.Hope this helps,loriann >> > What sort of health problems have been caused by the dye used in CTmylograms? > > Melody

[Guest guest]

Have her thyroid evaluated. In my practice, every woman who couldn't conceive, ultimately was hypothyroid and when we rebalanced her thyroid gland, she went on to have a healthy pregnancy.

Dr. Small

Quantum Health

Los Angeles, CA Know Your Numbers: Get tips and tools to help you improve your credit score.

[Guest guest]

Check if the husband is fertile first.I treated a woman on the SCIO for over a year. The SCIO never detected any bio abnormality with the woman, so we worked with the mental/emotional all that time. I asked her on many ocasions if the husband could also come in for a test. After about 18 months she told me the husband had a conventional test and was proved infertile. Come back to us when you know that it is the woman that can not conceive and we might be able to through some more light on it.brHello!The revolutionary SCIO biofeedback device is the product of years of research combining holistic medicine with advanced quantum technology. Just as biofeedback devices such as MRI, ECG or blood pressure monitors give you information on a biochemical level, the SCIO gives you information about your body on a quantum energetic level. It reveals anything that is negatively affecting health by finding energetic imbalances in the body by responding to the body's electric reactivity patterns. Thank you for you attention. QuantuMedical Ltd. Branco LCPH London MARH UK FBIH ILQBT Tel.: +49 30 3010 1163 Mobile: +49 176 2079 6804http://www.quantumedical.de http://www.sciosan.com http://www.fbranco.zeropointglobal.com/resources/audiovideo.shtml This e-mail is confidential and may contain privileged information. If you are not the addressee it may be unlawful for you to read, copy, distribute, disclose or otherwise use the information in this e-mail. If you are not the intended recipient please notify us immediately.qxci-scio-epfx-english From: cynthia.malacara@...Date: Sat, 24 Jan 2009 21:34:48 -0800Subject: PREGNANCYFriends: I have a woman that wants to get pregnant but she can´t. She is 40 years old, she already has two children, but she wants with her new husband the third one. What do you recommend me? Thanks again, __________________________________________________Correo Espacio para todos tus mensajes, antivirus y antispam ¡gratis! Regístrate ya - http://correo..mx/ Windows Live Hotmail just got better. Find out more!

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.

Indeed, her husband is my patient. All his values are normal, I am treating spinal cord problems.

How can you help me?--- El lun 26-ene-09, Branco <sciosubspace@...> escribió:

De:: Branco <sciosubspace@...>Asunto: RE: PREGNANCYA: "SCIO EPFX" <qxci-scio-epfx-english >Fecha: lunes, 26 enero, 2009, 11:43 am

Check if the husband is fertile first.I treated a woman on the SCIO for over a year. The SCIO never detected any bio abnormality with the woman, so we worked with the mental/emotional all that time. I asked her on many ocasions if the husband could also come in for a test. After about 18 months she told me the husband had a conventional test and was proved infertile. Come back to us when you know that it is the woman that can not conceive and we might be able to through some more light on it.br

Hello!

The revolutionary SCIO biofeedback device is the product of years of research combining holistic medicine with advanced quantum technology. Just as biofeedback devices such as MRI, ECG or blood pressure monitors give you information on a biochemical level, the SCIO gives you information about your body on a quantum energetic level. It reveals anything that is negatively affecting health by finding energetic imbalances in the body by responding to the body's electric reactivity patterns.

Thank you for you attention.

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qxci-scio-epfx- english@gro ups.comFrom: cynthia.malacara. mxDate: Sat, 24 Jan 2009 21:34:48 -0800Subject: PREGNANCY

Friends:

I have a woman that wants to get pregnant but she can´t. She is 40 years old, she already has two children, but she wants with her new husband the third one.

What do you recommend me?

Thanks again,

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Thanks Dr. ,

I"l try that, it´s an excellent advice.

Great!

--- El lun 26-ene-09, quantumdoctor@... <quantumdoctor@...> escribió:

De:: quantumdoctor@... <quantumdoctor@...>Asunto: Re: PREGNANCYA: qxci-scio-epfx-english Fecha: lunes, 26 enero, 2009, 12:27 pm

Have her thyroid evaluated. In my practice, every woman who couldn't conceive, ultimately was hypothyroid and when we rebalanced her thyroid gland, she went on to have a healthy pregnancy.

Dr. Small

Quantum Health

Los Angeles, CA

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, unless your a doctor her husband is your client and not patient.

PREGNANCY

Friends:

I have a woman that wants to get pregnant but she can´t. She is 40 years old, she already has two children, but she wants with her new husband the third one.

What do you recommend me?

Thanks again,

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any suggestions of REBALANCING the thyroid?

Re: PREGNANCY

Thanks Dr. ,

I"l try that, it´s an excellent advice.

Great!

--- El lun 26-ene-09, quantumdoctor@... <quantumdoctor@...> escribió:

De:: quantumdoctor@... <quantumdoctor@...>Asunto: Re: PREGNANCYA: qxci-scio-epfx-english Fecha: lunes, 26 enero, 2009, 12:27 pm

Have her thyroid evaluated. In my practice, every woman who couldn't conceive, ultimately was hypothyroid and when we rebalanced her thyroid gland, she went on to have a healthy pregnancy.

Dr. Small

Quantum Health

Los Angeles, CA

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OK, spinal cord problems! has he had children before?Get a second opinion, send him for a sperm count test. Use the Integrated Medicine Paradigm! Hello!The revolutionary SCIO biofeedback device is the product of years of research combining holistic medicine with advanced quantum technology. Just as biofeedback devices such as MRI, ECG or blood pressure monitors give you information on a biochemical level, the SCIO gives you information about your body on a quantum energetic level. It reveals anything that is negatively affecting health by finding energetic imbalances in the body by responding to the body's electric reactivity patterns. Thank you for you attention. QuantuMedical Ltd. Branco LCPH London MARH UK FBIH ILQBT Tel.: +49 30 3010 1163 Mobile: +49 176 2079 6804http://www.quantumedical.de http://www.sciosan.com http://www.fbranco.zeropointglobal.com/resources/audiovideo.shtml This e-mail is confidential and may contain privileged information. If you are not the addressee it may be unlawful for you to read, copy, distribute, disclose or otherwise use the information in this e-mail. If you are not the intended recipient please notify us immediately.qxci-scio-epfx-english From: openingup@...Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2009 10:57:14 -0500Subject: Re: PREGNANCY , unless your a doctor her husband is your client and not patient. PREGNANCYFriends: I have a woman that wants to get pregnant but she can´t. She is 40 years old, she already has two children, but she wants with her new husband the third one. What do you recommend me? Thanks again, ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ __Correo Espacio para todos tus mensajes, antivirus y antispam ¡gratis! Regístrate ya - http://correo. . mx/ Windows Live Hotmail just got better. Find out more! __________________________________________________Correo Espacio para todos tus mensajes, antivirus y antispam ¡gratis! Regístrate ya - http://correo..mx/ Share your photos with Windows Live Photos – Free Find out more!

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go to http://www.thyroidsupportgroup.org

Re: PREGNANCY

Thanks Dr. ,

I"l try that, it´s an excellent advice.

Great!

--- El lun 26-ene-09, quantumdoctoraol <quantumdoctoraol> escribió:

De:: quantumdoctoraol <quantumdoctoraol>Asunto: Re: PREGNANCYA: qxci-scio-epfx-english Fecha: lunes, 26 enero, 2009, 12:27 pm

Have her thyroid evaluated. In my practice, every woman who couldn't conceive, ultimately was hypothyroid and when we rebalanced her thyroid gland, she went on to have a healthy pregnancy.

Dr. Small

Quantum Health

Los Angeles, CA

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Use the specific supplements that show up in the Matrix for starters. I go into detail on how to do this in my weekend Seminars.

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[Guest guest]

Interesting read here.

Regards, Joni

Common Chemicals May Delay Pregnancy

http://news./s/hsn/20090129/hl_hsn/commonchemicalsmaydelaypregnancy

>> Friends:>  >  > I have a woman that wants to get pregnant but she can´t. She is 40 years old, she already has two children, but she wants with her new husband the third one.>  > What do you recommend me?>  > Thanks again,>  > > > __________________________________________________> Correo > Espacio para todos tus mensajes, antivirus y antispam ¡gratis! > Regístrate ya - http://correo..mx/>