Re: Digest Number 1063

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> Take a look to the attachment.

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Dear ,

you wrote:

> Hmmm, I've been wondering about this too. I've clicked those four

> items also, but no certification messages show up on my emails. Did

> you buy your copy or download it for free? Maybe the freebie

> versions don't attach a certification? >

You won't necessarily see the certification as it is attached as the

mail is sent. My version of AVG is a freebie, and it usually attaches

it ok, but I only see it if I scroll to the bottom of a post on a list =). I

have just changed email programs, so I don't know if the certified

notice is even going on any more!! I wonder whether your email

program makes any difference ?

Hope this helps,

Donna B. (N.Z.)

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Hi Donna:

I don't know either but I was thinking about deleting it and trying over

again. Mine is the free version. Thought I would just try it before

investing any money. Maybe I'll do that today. Thanks, Donna

Jen in Oregon

Re: Digest Number 1063

> Dear ,

> you wrote:

>

> > Hmmm, I've been wondering about this too. I've clicked those four

> > items also, but no certification messages show up on my emails. Did

> > you buy your copy or download it for free? Maybe the freebie

> > versions don't attach a certification? >

>

> You won't necessarily see the certification as it is attached as the

> mail is sent. My version of AVG is a freebie, and it usually attaches

> it ok, but I only see it if I scroll to the bottom of a post on a list =).

I

> have just changed email programs, so I don't know if the certified

> notice is even going on any more!! I wonder whether your email

> program makes any difference ?

>

> Hope this helps,

>

>

> Donna B. (N.Z.)

>

>

>

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Hi Donna:

They are All checked. Even my computer guy doesn't know why. I'll probably

just redo it. Jen

Re: Digest Number 1063

>

>

> > Dear ,

> > you wrote:

> >

> > > Hmmm, I've been wondering about this too. I've clicked those four

> > > items also, but no certification messages show up on my emails. Did

> > > you buy your copy or download it for free? Maybe the freebie

> > > versions don't attach a certification? >

> >

> > You won't necessarily see the certification as it is attached as the

> > mail is sent. My version of AVG is a freebie, and it usually attaches

> > it ok, but I only see it if I scroll to the bottom of a post on a list

=).

> I

> > have just changed email programs, so I don't know if the certified

> > notice is even going on any more!! I wonder whether your email

> > program makes any difference ?

> >

> > Hope this helps,

> >

> >

> > Donna B. (N.Z.)

> >

> >

> >

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and Mog,

Thank you for the advice. I'm going to get some mint tea and try that and

yes, unfortunately my thyroid is fine. I only say " unfortunately " b/c I

wish it weren't b/c that way I could at least fix it! Someone wrote to me

and suggested I try Virgin Coconut oil but I couldn't write them back due to

email difficulties. I'm trying to find out more about it, but I think the

coldness has something to do with the fact that, w/o sugar and stuff, I have

a non-existant metabolism. When I go on the Candida diet and exercise 30

min a day I stay the same or *gain* weight (and not muscle.) If I eat a lot

of sugar, I lose 5 lbs. Literally, a reverse metabolism. *sigh* I only

hope that doing the Candida diet well for a longer time will really help get

everything back into line. Has anyone else here had weirdness with their

metabolism? OK, thanks for all your help everyone!

Hugs!

Message: 11

Date: Sat, 15 Dec 2001 10:10:20 EST

From: mogdrmom@...

Subject: Re: cold hands and feet

, i buy an herbal tea called Gypsy Cold Care, caffeine free, made by

Traditional Medicinals. ingredients are: Menthol:5mg per cup from Peppermint

leaf.

I do know that mint circulates in the body and has a warming effect. Mog

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Message: 12

Date: Sat, 15 Dec 2001 09:26:01 -0800 (PST)

From: <mjeanf@...>

Subject: Re: cold hands and feet

,

Have you been checked for low thyroid. Among others,

one of the symptoms is always being cold, especially

cold hands and feet.

Jean

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In a message dated 4/15/02 11:53:42 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

writes:

> You wont believe this but I told Sara's team that " DS is the cadillac of

>

3 weeks after Sheila was born we were sent to visit a geneticist. This was

someone I had worked with a few years prior when I worked in the peds ICU. I

asked me why we seemed to be doing so well with the diagnosis. My response to

him was, " when it comes to disabilities Ds is definitely the one to have.

There are so many that I would find much harder to deal with, so, for me this

is the walk-in-the-park one. "

nancy

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I have a friend whose brother had severe disabilities. I can remember asking

her about the effect he had on her. She said, " It made me know how much my

parents loved ME, because I knew that if anything bad ever happened to me,

they would be there to love and care for me...no matter what! " Believe me..I

never forgot thatone!

M.

Mom to ,16 IDDM, Holly 14 DS, and 11

In a message dated 4/15/02 8:53:49 AM, writes:

<< his excuse really gauls me. One of my SILs was told this argument by a

co-worker when she refused testing. . How could it be best for your other

children for them to know if there was anything wrong with them you would

have terminated them. It's a much better message that you're accepting this

child " as is " just like you accepted them. Yes, it will be extra work and

that will take away time from the others, but they will also get lots of

extra love. Liam is an only child, but is well loved by his cousins, who are

very protective of him. He has added so much to our extended family >>

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Believe me, having a child with DS is well not really a breeze, but compared

to a medical condition like diabetes, well, lets just say much more managable!

~ Mom to 11 DS and Diabetes Type 1 and 7 NY

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I get my non lignan flaxseed oil (higher amount of omega-3 without the

lignans) from vitaminworld. The oil has a nice light taste and is very high

quality and I have been using it for over two years. To get the lignans, I

fresh grind flaxseed and mix with yoghurt of cottage cheese.

Please know that flaxseed oil is very fragile and once opened must be kept

refrigerated.

It is not a good idea to take much more than a tablespoon a day without

the sulpherated proteins.......

flaxseedoil2-subscribe is focused on Dr. Johanna Budwig's

protocol using flaxseed oil for any number of health issues.

Hope this helps

In a message dated 3/19/03 4:08:14 PM Eastern Standard Time,

writes:

> Hi Lori and List,

> One of the best sources of the Essential Omega-3 Fatty Acids, that are hard

>

> to get in the standard diet is found in Flax Oil. Omega-3 used to be more

> plentiful in the food supply, but it is very unstable and is easily

> destroyed

> by heat and long periods f time without refrigeration. The Flax seed

> contains

> this nutrient. You can buy fresh organic Flax seeds in some health food

> stores and grind them with a coffee grinder to make sure they are fresh and

>

> high in lignans. The lignans contain the healthiest part of the flax oil.

> If you buy Flax Oil make sure it is HIGH LIGNAN and made by the Omegaflow

> process. T should always be in a black container which does not let the

> light

> in to destroy the flax oil. If you buy it in a health food store, it must

> be

> in the refrigerated section or it is no good by the time you eat it. You

> can

> also assume if it is not refrigerated, the store does not know how to

> handle

> this product and start to look elsewhere.

>

> The lignans in Flax Oil tend to sink to the bottom of the bottle and almost

>

> solidify. Most people end up throwing out the healthy lignans at the

> bottom.

> You must use a tall chopstick and mash the almost solid lignans in the

> bottom

> of the bottle. Then shake it to try to evenly distribute the lignans. Flax

> Oil should be dark brown in color.

> Good brands are Barleans tel.800-445-3529 or Omega Nutrition

> tel.800-661-3529.

> You may find it in some health food stores or call the company 800 number.

>

> There are many people who are using Flax Oil for treatment of serious

> diseases like Cancer and Heart Disease for many years and have had very

> good

> experiences. There are list-serves on the Internet for people who are using

>

> and want to know about Flax Seed Oil therapies. Go to <A

HREF= " www. " >www.</A>

> become a member-it's free.

> Then look the group under Flax Oil. Join the group and you can ask what

> formulas they are taking, how much how often etc. I know some take Flax

> Seed

> Oil and Cottage Cheese a famous cancer therapy originated by Dr.Joanna

> Budwig

> in Germany.

> I take 4 tablespoons that I use as dressing with a large salad platter. You

>

> might want to start with ony 1 teaspoon and work up.

> I have a list of people I send emals to on alternative medical/health

> issues,

> if you want to be on my list, just reply and ask me to add you to my list.

> If I can be of help just ask.

> arnie

>

>

>

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I wonder if this Sure Start consultation process might be a useful vehicle

for raising some of your issues

Sure Start has been requested to set up meetings with local parents and

practitioners in their own organisation -local Sure Start Centres- to

prepare considered comment from each local programme on the Green Paper

Every Child Matters

The Unit have prepared a proforma of questions

1. How can statutory (social services, health, education), voluntary,

community organisations and parents/carers best work together to meet the

needs of the child?

2. How can we ensure that no children slip through the system? Eg. the

introduction of an ID system

3. Apart from education, what services would you like to see in your nursery

and/or school?

4.How do you think the government can best help families at difficult times?

When parents/carer's cant get work

When there is illness or tradgedy in the family

When family members are in prison

5. Should information on parents and carers such as domestic violence,

imprisonment, mental health or drug problems be shared between agencies?

(soc services, police. schools) When? By Whom?

6. How do you think children and families should have a say in deciding what

extra help they need?

7. What ideas do you have for encouraging people to consider careers that

involve working with children and families, such as social work or child

care?

8. How should we spend the parenting fund?

Other comments and suggestions

The parenting fund stands at 25 million for a period of 3 years

Of course I am particularly interested in question 7 at a time when health

visiting is being squashed against the wall as it lives in one government

department DOH another government department seems to be saying - I wonder

what is to be done to encourage people in DfES!!!!!!!

The GP Executive Summary (11)pages) and the Young Person's version (13

pages) can be ordered free from the Publications Centre ref DFES0672/2003,

CYPUECM tel 0845 60 222 60 or email www.dfes@... or downloaded

along with full version from www.dfes.gov.uk/everychildmatters

Perhaps people might gather together locally (those who cant make it to the

London meeting) and use these questions as a sort of starting point for

collective response.

Houston

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