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Wow, congratulations Michele and !! What a big surprise for you! Take care

of yourself,

Filippa

Babies

I wanted to thank everyone for all the helpful advice on diapering choices and

getting my iron levels up. I didn't get the home birth I wanted but it wasn't

because of my iron levels. We found out Monday night we were having twins (one

girl and one boy) and Madison Michele and Ashton McCoy were born at 10:33pm and

10:43 pm. This was a huge surprise, and our second set of twins! Our first girl

also, and babies #8 and #9! Whoa, it is still sinking in. Everyone is healthy

and the doctor and nurses and my midwife were all impressed with how healthy the

babies were and the cord and placenta were so big and thick and healthy. I

thank all the good eating knowledge I've gained and from eating NT. We came

home Tuesday night and they are nursing beautifully and I am feeling pretty good

also.

Michele in WA

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<< My question is...for those of you for whom this sounds familiar,

what would you have done differently for your children as babies? >>

My two oldest sound like your two oldest, right down to the height thing

(my 9 year old is 96 pounds and come up to my chin, and I'm not short).

What I WISH I had done while I was pregnant with my third was not eat

tuna (ate quite a bit I'm afraid), avoided as much toxin exposure as

possible with filtered water, etc., avoided junk food, avoided Pitocin

and the rest of the drugs they pumped in me.

What I'm glad I did different after he was born: breastfed, avoided

dairy/gluten and junk food during breastfeeding, took vitamins, and did

not vaccinate.

He had many similaries with my oldest, but has been extremely healthy by

comparison (a bout with bronchiolitis and prolonged ear infections only

after I stopped breastfeeding), is incredibly intelligent, and EASY.

Calm, normal to deal with. I think we still have speech issues, but he

is progressing and more than likely still won't qualify for speech

services. Receptive and expressive language (he signs, points, etc.) is

unbelievable for his age.

M

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I saw someone from Seattle that wanted one. I am in the Seattle area and have

one I can give right now.

Take care,

Dorri

Nurit wrote:

Hello out there,

Someone was looking for a starter and I wrote offering one. I've

seen several postings now from people who need a starter but I'm a

little confused as to who is sending what to whom. If someone wants a

starter from me, please let me know that by putting my name somewhere

in the email. I live in Los Angeles, by the way.

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When I first started, my babies were about that thick. It doesn't matter how

thick the SCOBY is. Taste test your brew and if it tasted kind of like apple

cider with a bit of a bite, it is ready. As you brew longer, your babies will

get thicker. Some teas make thicker babies and also different waters, sugars,

etc., can influence it.

Happy Heath to you and Congratulations on your first brew! Myrna

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Thank you so much for the quick response....

> When I first started, my babies were about that thick. It doesn't

matter how

> thick the SCOBY is. Taste test your brew and if it tasted kind of

like apple

> cider with a bit of a bite, it is ready. As you brew longer, your

babies will

> get thicker. Some teas make thicker babies and also different

waters, sugars,

> etc., can influence it.

> Happy Heath to you and Congratulations on your first brew! Myrna

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The SCOBY indicates the bacteria have done their part which is the last half

of the culture equation. You can't have decent gluconic acid levels without

them and that contributes to both the taste and detox benefits of the brew.

It also means that there is probably not much alcohol in the end product

since bacteria happily devour the ethanol produced by the yeast.

However, there is still plenty of benefit in a brew with a thin SCOBY since

the yeast produce most of the other beneficial acids during the various

phases of fermentation.

- Len

Re: babies

What is the significance of the thickness of the SCOBY baby? Does it matter

whether it's thick or thin?

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By the way, I do have nice, fat SCOBYs, about 3/4 inch.

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Congrats to Trish and on the up coming babies. They are so

wonderful. I have been watching three different babies this year,

they are so special and sweet, and demanding. Only three on one day

of the week, the rest it's two babies. But it has been wonderful

to have a baby around since I haven't had a new one around for

several years, just had toddlers and preschoolers. They have been

a nice addition. I wish your new mommies to be health and

happiness, and hope all goes well for them, as it is such a

challenge for some to even get pregnant. It makes it hard to

understand how others out there can give so little regard to the

blessing of having a child.

Kelli

> Congratulation aon your upcomming grandbaby

> also congratulation Trish on your sisters baby

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Yes you can but they recommend you wait at least a year after the surgery, then you just have an unfil and you can have a normal pregnancy. sunshinepca <sunshinepca@...> wrote: so i am wondering if you get the lapband are you still able to get pregnant and how does it workTracie K. Bartek (Dr. Aceves Lap-Band Dolls)DOB 6/24/05248/200/150

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Hey Boo... am feeding 3 cockatiel babies right now, and Glory the llama is the first of the herd due. Looks like it could be in the next couple of weeks, although I wasn't the greatest on writing down breeding dates last summer. She sure is getting big :) BABYS! Whos gonna have a baby !!!

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Maybe twin eh!! See I read your posts dear..You always have some new life going on up on that mountain. I hope these twins live, any way you can confine her till she drops them?? Boo ps I was teasing you honey girl..Llinda <2llama@...> wrote: Hey Boo... am feeding 3 cockatiel babies right now, and Glory the llama is the first of the herd due. Looks like it could be in the next couple of weeks, although I wasn't the greatest on writing down breeding dates last summer. She sure is getting big :) BABYS! Whos gonna have a baby !!! Kathy Brunow

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Lynn,

Would you like to have a field trip day? LOL. I would love to come and see all

your babies and even help with a milking????

Kimi

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Congratulations, Kate!

Sue

On Apr 17, 2010, at 11:42 AM, Kate Fair wrote:

> You guys aren't going to believe this, but I am producing another

> data point for OTIS, the people who study RA drugs and pregnanacy.

> I'll keep you posted, I should have a sono next week. I can't

> believe that after yrs of infertility treatment, I got a surprise!

> Kate F

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Congratulations, Kate!! Praying all goes well. Please keep us posted..... Doreen

:)

You guys aren't going to believe this, but I am producing another data point

for OTIS, the people who study RA drugs and pregnanacy. I'll keep you posted, I

should have a sono next week. I can't believe that after yrs of infertility

treatment, I got a surprise!

Kate F

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Happy news! Congratulations, Kate!

Not an MD

On Sat, Apr 17, 2010 at 10:42 AM, Kate Fair <kalfoley@...> wrote:

> You guys aren't going to believe this, but I am producing another data point

for OTIS, the people who study RA drugs and pregnanacy. I'll keep you posted, I

should have a sono next week. I can't believe that after yrs of infertility

treatment, I got a surprise!

> Kate F

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Dear Neal,

You and your wife must be pleased about her pregnancy, but this must have come

as an unexpected surprise. This is not the best of times, but we do the best we

can with what we have and you will be alright. There are organizations who

assist patients. I believe even the National Cancer Society has assistance. I

would be concerned about your present situation, but try not to worry. I don't

think you are in real trouble, there are drugs for mutations. Ariad is supposed

to get rid of all of them. Homoherringtonine has a new name, (Google it) but is

an older drug that was used in the past and is still being touted as useful in

getting rid of mutations, specifically T315i. That was one of my therapies, even

though I had no mutations, it was part of a trial with INF.

If you have questions, you can always bring them here, there is always someone

who will have an answer or refer you back to your doctor. We don't claim to be

professionals, but we have experiences not written in books or journals - the

human experience. I can't advise you on SSI, but I'm sure there is someone here

who can.

Try not to despair, there are people and organizations that have funds that may

be available to you. I would not be so fast to talk about BMT. You have other

options to consider and only use that as a last resort. If it becomes

necessary, there is a website and support group for those patients, where you

will receive the proper support and information that you need to navigate

through the system. We wish you will always have the best.

Carpe diem,

Lottie Duthu

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