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Friday, July 13, 2012
2012#7 - Baby blanket and pregnancy status - Mantinha de bebé e notícias da gravidez
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29 comments:
- Rosie said...
Almost there! Please keep us posted and good luck!!
- July 13, 2012 at 7:41 PM
- Carolyn (cmarie12) said...
Oh this is so exciting Tany! I'm sure you will let us know when your little bundle of joy arrives!
- July 13, 2012 at 7:50 PM
- Victoria said...
Beautiful blanket! You're right the red velvet is a nice touch! Congrats---your little bundle of joy will be here before you know it!!!
- July 13, 2012 at 9:00 PM
- Sigrid said...
That will be soon! Best wishes.
- July 13, 2012 at 9:19 PM
- ELENA said...
Muito bonita a manta do seu filhinho, que seu parto seja abençoado, muita saúde para os dois.Um abraço!
- July 13, 2012 at 10:53 PM
- Karin said...
Gorgeous blanket! Best wishes!
- July 13, 2012 at 11:07 PM
Congratulation! I did not know you were pregnant!
About the position of the baby... I know it sounds pretty crazy but i know at least 10 people who have been in a situation like yours (baby won't turn) and who have sat on a radio or other music producing device. I don't know how long they had to sit, but the baby turned to the music and they gave natural birth. I laughed the first time I heard this. However, i have heard it A LOT since...
- July 14, 2012 at 12:21 AM
- Uta said...
What a pretty bundle! Have a safe and healthy delivery!
- July 14, 2012 at 6:52 AM
- j.kaori said...
How exciting! I'll be thinking of you on that day! How fun -- July 31 is my husband's birthday, so I know it is a good day!
- July 14, 2012 at 2:57 PM
- Tuca said...
A manta ficou linda.Desejo-lhe um parto bem tranquilo, que tudo corra bem, e que seu bebe venha com bastante saúde e lhe traga muitas felicidades. Não esqueça de postar a foto dele, vamos adorar. Bjs.
- July 14, 2012 at 11:37 PM
- Gail said...
Good luck and best wishes for the birth. A Leo!
- July 15, 2012 at 1:40 AM
- morango & chocolate said...
ficou linda a manta , e q seu parto seja abençoado...bjs
- July 15, 2012 at 2:57 AM
- Vicki said...
Lovely! Not long now. Hope eveyrthing goes to plan. XX
- July 15, 2012 at 9:22 AM
- cidell said...
Ahhh! Good Luck! I'm sure he'll be a beauty!
- July 15, 2012 at 4:41 PM
- Mamã Martinho said...
Que coisa mais fofa!!! Adorei o promenor da fita em redor, deu um toque especial á manta!
Como te disse antes desejo tudo de bom para o grande dia!
- July 16, 2012 at 2:34 PM
- silvana barbosa said...
Querida, parabéns....Que seu parto seja abençoado...agora falta pouco!!!!!
- July 16, 2012 at 4:37 PM
- a little sewing said...
wonderful news, and adorable baby blanket!
- July 17, 2012 at 2:25 AM
- KayB said...
Wow... that's quite soon! I'm wishing you a safe delivery and you and your son all the best for it.
- July 18, 2012 at 4:24 PM
- Audrey said...
Olá Tany, que grande notícia já temos a data e é uma grande data, essa pois foi nesse mesmo dia que a minha filhota mais velha nasceu e vai completar 18 aninhos rsrs.
Mil beijos pra você e que Deus vos abençoe sempre.
- July 23, 2012 at 6:58 PM
- Catarina said...
Agora tão perto da data, queria desejar-te uma hora pequenina. E como vai ser cesariana, que corra tudo bem.
- July 27, 2012 at 8:14 PM
- Helena A. said...
Olá Tany! A manta está linda! Que óptima notícia, já ter uma data para conhecer o seu filho! Desejo que ele nasça saudável e perfeito! muitos beijinhos para os dois! E felicidades para os três (o Pai tb merece!). Beijinhos Helena (Lisboa)
- July 27, 2012 at 9:24 PM
- Bunny said...
Just checked in. I hope all is going well with the Big Day coming very soon. I wish you and the babe the best of health and an easy delivery.
- July 28, 2012 at 6:45 PM
- Vicki said...
Hi Tany, it is the 31st here! Best wishes for the delivery XX
- July 31, 2012 at 4:45 AM
- Tany said...
Thanks Vicki! I'm leaving to the hospital now!
Thank you all!!
Obrigada a todas!!
- July 31, 2012 at 10:27 AM
- DeniseAngela said...
Sewing a dress today & thinking of you.....wishing you the best Tany!
- August 1, 2012 at 6:32 PM
- Cennetta said...
Congratulations, Tany. This is a beautiful blanket for your new son. I hope all is well. Look forward to seeing what you'll make for you and baby.
Congratulations again,
- August 2, 2012 at 8:45 PM
- macati said...
gosto tanto... e o laço de veludo é lindissimo...
- September 4, 2012 at 8:36 PM
- Mes 7 Robes said...
Hi Tany I hope you and your son are doing well! Waiting for news! Cheers. Lucia
- December 10, 2012 at 9:23 PM
- Jhordan Kee said...
Congratulation for your new son! Even though Its kinda late. Best wishes and keep your son at warm with this blanket that you've made.
- March 6, 2013 at 12:14 PM


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It's not too late, the deadline is May 14. Enter the contest to design a flag for Emery County. Application and contest rules can be picked up at the city halls around the county. There will be a prize for the winner.
The Emery County Democrats will be holding their county convention and dinner on May 15 at 5:30 p.m. at the Museum of the San Rafael in Castle Dale. Local party officers will be elected and state party officer candidates will speak. Dinner, entertainment and prize drawing will also be provided. Tickets will be available at the door or contact your precinct chair, Kim Player or Kent Wilson.
Smithsonian Exhibition explores the diverse food traditions of America. The exhibit will open May 30 through June 27 at the Museum of the San Rafael. Visit www.keyingredients.org for an interactive website developed in conjunction with the exhibit.
Even numbered houses and lots water Monday and Thursday. Odd numbered houses and lots water Tuesday and Friday. Churches, schools, mobile home parks, cemetery and city parks water Wednesday and Saturday. Absolutely no watering on Sunday. No watering from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. It is a violation to allow water to run onto land owned by another person or onto city streets. Anyone not following the water schedule or wasting water will be subject to penalties. Using culinary water for outside use is prohibited.
For children ages 1-5 to prepare for swimming lessons or to introduce young children to the water in a safe environment. Moms and dads will be in the water with the child. Class schedule: May 12-16, 10-10:30 a.m. and 1-1:30 p.m. Come in and sign up or call the pool with questions.
Make an appointment for a developmental screening for your child age five and younger. This screening is free and will be held at the public health office, 25 West Main in Castle Dale, on May 16 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Call Michelle at 381-2693 to schedule. Please bring your child's birth certificate and immunization record. Screenings include vision, hearing, speech/language, developmental, immunization check and dental. Physicals will be available on a sliding fee scale.
Mel Bashore tells stories about skunks, trail romances, mosquitos and other misadventures of the pioneers in "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Utah; Laughable Incidents of the Mormon Trail." Presented by the Utah Humanities Council at the John Wesley Powell Museum at 6 p.m. on May 8.
Laugh it up at the Castle Dale Library. Summer story time schedule: May 30-opening, June 6-Doggone Bones, June 13-Tall Tales, June 20-Harry Potter, June 27-special guest, July 11-Pete's Pizza, July 18-Piggy Pie, July 25-closing program. Be sure to dress up as you favorite Harry Potter character on June 20. The Castle Dale Library is also having a summer reading contest. Don't miss out.
The Museum of the San Rafael and the Emery County Historical Society presents the Pre-History and Heritage tour. An exciting adventure to the Secret Garden. It will be held May 7 at 5 p.m. Meet at the Museum. There will be a chili and hot dog lunch, bring your own drinks, chairs, jackets and a potluck item. There will be some walking to the site. For more information contact Jan at the Museum at 381-5252 or JoAnn Behling at 384-2666.
The Utah Safety Council is offering a four hour defensive driving course on May 17 at the College of Eastern Utah College Center, from 8 a.m.-noon. For additional information or to register, call the safety council at 801-933-5943 or visit www.utahsafetycouncil.org.
Camp Dale DUP will host its meeting May 12 at 1 p.m. and the Castle Dale Senior Citizens Center.
The Utah Trail Machine Association will be holding their 28th annual "Green River Ride" formerly known as the 10-mile Wash Ride, on May 7-10. For more information contact Clark Peterson by phone at 801-796-2577 or 801-376-2577; by email email@example.com; or visit the website at www.utma.net.
The Emery Water Conservancey District will host a four hour class on conserving water with landscape irrigation. This class will cover soils, sprinkler system uniformity, how to determine the correct settings for your system and scheduling. The class will offer three CEUs for landscape managers and will be taught by Joe Whittaker, water conservation coordinator for the Bureau of Reclamation. This class is for anyone that works with the watering of lawns, cemeteries or ball fields. Please RSVP to the EWCD at 381-2311.
Members, attend six meetings and receive a 70 year anniversary hat. Meetings are held every third Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the District 22 building in Price.
Miss Emery County Scholarship Pageant is now seeking girls, ages 17-24, interested in participating. Call Natalie Blackwell, 384-3184 or Sabrina Ungerman 687-2624 to sign up.
Registration for men and women adult softball league is now being held at the Emery County Recreation office. Deadline for sign-ups is May 10. An Ice Breaker tournament will be held on May16-17. The regular season will begin the following week. For more information contact Emery County Rec at 381-2108.
Anyone interested in Wilderness First Aid Certification/Wilderness First Responder Recertification can attend this two day course, May 20-21 in Glen Eyrie, Colo. For full information and costs visit www.gleneyriegroup.org or call 1-800-944-4536.
Even numbered houses and lots can water Monday and Thursday. Odd numbered houses and lots can water Tuesday and Friday. Churches,. schools, mobile home parks, cemetery and city parks can Wednesday and Saturday. No watering from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Absolutely no watering on Sunday. Using culinary water for outside use is prohibited.
The Emery County Archives is looking for your stories of service in the CCCs. To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the CCCs, the archives would like to assemble the stories of those either from this area who served or those who came here from other parts of the country. Please contact Shirley at the archives at 381-2671.
The American Legion Auxiliary, Ferron Unit 42 along with the San Rafael Piece Makers Quilting Guild would like to present those families who have loved ones serving in the military a Blue Star banner or poster to hang in their windows. It does not matter if the person is serving here in the US or abroad. Contact Jan Hess 384-2753, Dixie Swasey 384-3172, Carol Riddle 286-2453 after 6 p.m. (auxiliary) or Reva Fillmore 687-2649, June Maxwell at the Huntington Senior Center 687-2502 (quilting guild).
Schedule: Open swim-Monday and Wednesday from 4-7 p.m. and Saturdays noon-7 p.m. Family Night Monday from 7-9 p.m. Aquasize Monday-Friday from 8-9 a.m. Lap swim-Tuesday and Thursday 6:30-7:30 a.m.
A choir camp for students grades 4-6 will be held at San Rafael Junior High beginning on June 16. To register and receive fee information, call 384-2747. The camp will run through June 27, Monday-Friday at 10 a.m.
A vocal camp for students grades eight and up, will be held in Ferron, June 9-20 at 11 a.m. To register and receive fee information, call 384-2747.
A celebration of Salt Lake's Folk and Ethnic Arts marks its 18th anniversary. May 16 from 5-10 p.m.; May 17 from Noon to 10 p.m.; May 18 from Noon to 7 p.m. For more information call the Salt Lake Arts Council at 801-596-5000 or visit www.slcgov.com/arts.
The Southern Utah Forest Service Products Association and Red River Rance are co-hosting a series of sunset concerts at Red River Ranch this summer. Performers will include Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, the Bellamy Brothers, Dan Seals and Gary Allan. For information and ticket prices contact the visitor center at 435-425-3930 or 1-800-858-7951 or visit the website at www.capitolreef.org. For more information, call Evelyn at 653-2413.
The US Navy Memorial Foundation is encouraging sons and daughters to enroll their parents, who served in the sea services, in the Navy Log. The log is a collection of names, photos and stories of men and women who have served. The log can be viewed online at www.lonesailor.org. For more information contact David J. Michael at 1-800-NAVY-LOG ext. 730, or email email@example.com.
Scheduled for July 14-18 on the Utah State campus, the academy is open to high school students entering the 11th and 12th grades in the 2003-04 school year. Participants work side-by-side with faculty mentors on a variety of hands-on projects, stay in campus housing and eat in campus dining halls during the five-day camp. Students may select a specific area of interest, choosing from fields such as biology, chemistry, food and nutrition sciences, biological and envoiromental engineering, plant and soil science, and animal, dairy and veterinary sciences. For more information contact Heather Kramer at 435-797-3504 or Pamela Garcia at 435-797-2753 or www.usu.edu/biotech.
Chris Boniol, an NFL placekicker, is holding his first Salt Lake City camp for football kicking and punting on July 18-19 at Juan Diego High School in Salt Lake. The camp is for kickers and punters from grade 7-college. There is a fee involved. Call (214) 793-0369 for more information.
The Canyonlands Field Institute and Elderhostel International are offering three programs this summer to active adults 55 and up. Arches National Park, May 31-June 5; Colorado River Rafting and Hiking, July 12-17; and San Juan Mountains Hiking with Llama Support, April 12-19. For all program information, visit the website www.canyonlandsfieldinst.org. or to register call Elderhostel at 877-426-8056.
Applications are being evaluated for the Ten Star All Star Summer Basketball Camp. The camp is by invitation only. Boys and girls ages 10 through 19 are eligible to apply. Past participants include Michael Jordan, Tim Duncan, Vince Carter, Jerry Stackhouse, Grant Hill, and Antawn Jamison. College basketball scholarships are possible for players selected to the All-American Team. For a free brochure call (704) 373-0873 anytime.
July 3-8, the Canyonlands Field Institute will host a river trip and writing workshop for five days of instruction, critique and private time for your writing. The river trip feature serene floats as well as rapids through Westwater Canyon. For more information or to register call 800-860-5262 or visit www.canyonlandsfieldinst.org.
Registration is now underway for all summer sports and dance camps at Brigham Young University. To receive a full listing of camps and workshops or to register, visit http://sportscamps.byu.edu or call 801-378-4851.
A Field Service Officer from the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Department Service Office in Salt Lake city, will be in your area to assist you in understanding and applying for rightful VA benefits. The VFW Officer will be working out of Price Workforce Service Center May 8 from 8:30-10:30 a.m. This is a free service.
The Utah AHEC program at Southern Utah University is looking for high school students interested in pursuing a health care career. On June 16-18, AHEC will host their fifth annual Health Career Exploration Camp on the campus of SUU. All high school students are welcome to attend. The registration fee includes housing, meals, workshop activities and a T-shirt. For more information or to receive an application, contact Carrie Torgersen at 435-638-7449 or email@example.com. A registration application can also be printed off the internet by visiting www.ahec.suu.edu.
The Utah State Division of Veterans Affairs service officers will travel twice a month to assist veterans in the rural and outlying areas including the Price office. To find out when they will be in your area please contact The Utah Division of Veterans Affairs at 1-800-894-9497.
The Emery Company and County Camps of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers are looking for young women that are eligible to compete in the Days of '47 Queen Pageant. You must be at least 18 years of age and have pioneer ancestors that came to Utah before 1869. If anyone is interested please contact Karen Huntsman at 381-5445 or any of the captains of the Emery County camps for further details.
Are you prepared for a terrorist attack in your community? If not, information in a new booklet might help. The New Era Survival Research Institute has published "Survival Resource Guide for a Nuclear, Biologic or Chemical Attack." The booklet gives information about what to do to improve personal safety in the event of a terrorist attack. For additional information call (202) 882-9000 or visit www.newerasurvival.org.
Through our hotline and website we offer free assessments and over 11,000 local referrals. If you or someone you know has a drug or alcohol addiction call Narconon today at (800) 468-6933 or email us at www.stopaddiction.com.
Residents wishing to have photos displayed during this event, please contact Mary Dickerson at 637-0964.
Retired and Senior Volunteer Prorgam we need you! If you are 55 of older and have time to serve your community call now. We are looking for seniors who would like to go to the schools and help with students. We are looking for seniors who would like to crochet booties and hats for babies in our hospitals. If you have time on your hands, even an hour a week we can use you. Call Laurie or Betty at RSVP 381-2765. Our hours are Tues.-Thurs., 11 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
New exhibit: Latter-day Saints Yesterday and Today, open through Labor Day; Primary Makes Me Happy: A Celebration of 125 Years of Primary is continuing. Museum hours: Mon.-Fri.-9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sat., Sun. and most holidays-10 a.m.-7 p.m. For more information call 801-240-3310.
Students and parents may receive a full color publication on how to receive academic funding by sending an email to firstname.lastname@example.com and entering "Scholarship Information" in the subject line. The publication will automatically be sent to you. Those without computer access can receive the publication by contacting NAFA, 188 Summer Street, Dept. 13, Portsmouth, NH 03801.
On Jan. 8 President Bush signed a bill extending Unemployment Insurance benefits through May 31. This new extension does not grant additional weeks for individuals who have exhausted their Temporary Extended Unemployment Compensation eligibility. To file for unemployment benefits, phone 1-888-848-0688. Claimants can also file for benefits on-line at jobs.utah.gov.
American Firefighter Today is an online news and information publication developed for firefighters and rescue personnel. Visitors to www.americanfirefightertoday.com may explore the site for one month free.
Get the information you need from the new Federal Citizen Information Center, formerly the Federal Consumer Information Center. When you need information on the programs, services and benefits of the federal government, just call 1-800-333-4636 or visit www.FirstGov.gov and get the answers you can trust.
Competition will be held June 16-21 at the Assembly Hall on Temple Square with the Bachauer International Piano Festival preceding it June 7-14. Applications due Feb. 1 and include a recorded audition. Applicants must be 33 or older and not derive their principal income as professional musicians. For more information, visit www.bachauer.com or call (801) 297-4250.
Intermountain Health Care has introduced an online resource center for information about cancer and the treatment of cancer. Log on to www.ihc.com and click on the IHC Cancer Services link.
The Emery County Progress is requesting everyone who has brought in photos to be used in the newspaper to pick up those photos. The hours are 9 a.m. -5 p.m. Mon.-Fri.
The Utah Foster Care Foundation is encouraging Utahns to strengthen families by becoming foster parents. For more information call 1-877-505-KIDS or log on to the website at www.utahfostercare.org.
Our American Heritage Education Foundation is launching a nationwide effort to place fact-based historical information on the Vietnam War era in high schools.
High school or college educators need only to provide their name, phone, details of their course including student load, as well as a physical mailing address to receive a free package of materials. Included are VHS tapes, DVD set, a CD-rom, and a bound Educator Guide. E-mail requests to email@example.com. To find out more, call Kate at 1-800-536-5920.
Epilepsy is among the most common neurological conditions of childhood. Yet young people and their families often find that age-old stereotypes and misconceptions about it can be more difficult to cope with than the disorder itself. To provide support and information, the Foundation offers a toll free number, 1-800-338-1000 or visit the website at www.epilepsyfoundation.org.
The Three Wishes Program makes available to Senior Citizens (65 years old and up) and the permanently disabled, power wheelchairs at no cost to the recipient, if they qualify. The wheelchairs are provided to those who cannot walk and cannot self-propel a manual wheelchair in their home, and who meet the additional guidelines of the program. No deposit required. 1-800-451-0971 for more information or to see if you qualify.
Members of the Utah Arts Council's Board of Directors are available to speak to local groups about the importance of utilizing economic tools found in the arts to strengthen Utah communities. If your group is interested in learning more about how the arts are important to economic prosperity, contact Jerald Holyoak, 801-328-5047, or the Utah Arts Council at 801-236-7552 for more information.
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USDA has developed an internet website for producers of livestock that "need/have" hay, haying or grazing available. The website is located at www.fsa.usda.gov and has a quick link titled FSA HayNet. This is available to assist livestock producers in finding needed hay or grazing.
The In Home Rx Program makes available breathing medications and Nebulizers to patients who may have Asthma, Emphysema or COPD at no cost to the recipient, if they qualify. If you are an oxygen user at home or have severe problems with breathing conditions, please call for more information to see if you qualify. 1-800-344-5764 or visit the website www.inhomerx.com.
Bringing hope to single moms support group and self-reliance class now being offered in Castle Dale. Open to the public free of charge. It will be held on Thursday evenings from 7-8 p.m. There will be on site child care available with prior notice. The course offers self-reliance skills, recourses, skills on setting up a safety net and starting a new life plan. For more information call Jennifer at 381-2827 or Jackie at 637-5542.
Southeastern Utah District Health Department is offering a clinic for women between the age 40- 64. Get a private check-up by a female provider. Get a pap test and breast exam. Receive a free mammogram voucher. Women must meet age and income guideline to qualify for a free exam and mammogram. For more information call 381-2252.
Business hours for the Emery County Landfill are Tuesday-Friday., 9 a.m.-5:15 p.m. and on Saturday, 8 a.m- 4:15 p.m. Closed on Mondays. For questions call 381-2719.

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GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Florida athletic director Jeremy Foley and school president Bernie Machen made statements backing Gators coach Will Muschamp in a story on the school website on Wednesday.
Muschamp has four years left after season in a contract which runs through the 2017 football season worth an average of just under $3 million per season. He received a $250,000 raise after last season this past July.
FLORIDA: Injury-plagued Gators lose top tackler
The Gators are playing at South Carolina Saturday two wins shy of being bowl eligible. Florida (4-5 overall) is in danger of having its worst season since 1979, also the last non-NCAA sanction season when Florida didn't go to a bowl while finishing 0-10-1.
Muschamp was 11-2 last season but has lost all three seasons to Georgia in his tenure and lost to Vanderbilt in Gainesville 34-17 last week, the first Commodores win at Florida since 1945.
"As athletic director, I'm a thousand percent convinced that Will Muschamp is the guy to lead this football program,'' Foley said. "Everyone around here wants the same thing,'' Foley continued. "We want to do what is right for the University of Florida. We understand that this football season has not gone the way any of us wanted it to go, certainly not the way our fans wanted it to go, and most of all, not the way Will Muschamp wanted it to go.
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"We have a history of being successful, we have a history of fixing things when they need to be fixed, and that is what is going to happen here, and Coach Muschamp is the one that will fix it.''
Florida is already below .500 for the first time during a season since 1992.
"I understand the passion and the disappointment,'' Foley said. "But at the end of the day, we've got great fans, they love the Gators and their passion makes this place special. They are hurting, they want the program to be successful and we feel that hurt.''
Machen also made a statement that he's backing Muschamp.
"I want the Gator Nation to know that I have full confidence in Coach Muschamp and his leadership of the football program,'' Machen said.
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More Foley: "We will get better under Will Muschamp's leadership. This is not the quote-unquote dreaded 'vote of confidence.' This is just how we all feel around here. We have a strong faith and a strong belief in his capabilities, in his leadership skills, in his ability to evaluate what needs to be fixed. Go back to a year ago: we're 11-1 and beat four teams in the Top 10 and he was SEC Coach of the Year. I don't think that was a fluke. I think coaching had a lot to do with that. We'll stay the course here. We'll get it right. We're not going to let Gator fans down. We want the same thing they want.''
Florida has lost seven starters this season, including starting quarterback Jeff Driskel, running back Matt Jones and star defensive tackle Dominique Easley plus linebacker Antonio Morrison, the leading tackler on the Gators team.
Fans started booing more frequently at the homecoming game loss and radio shows have been busy with callers complaining. One person who is likely in danger of losing his job is offensive coordinator Brent Pease, who gets a $100,000 retention clause if he returns in 2014. His total salary would be worth $600,000.
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Special Focus Session UNICEF executive board on Africa's Children
NEW YORK, 3 June 2014
H.E. Karel J.G. van Oosterom Permanent Representative of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to the United Nations during the Special Focus Session UNICEF executive board on Africa's Children "The Promise of Global Partnership for Africa's Children @CRC2039"
Her Royal Majesty, Mr. President, Mr. Lake, Your Excellencies,
It is a privilege to be here today, in the presence of so many eminent politicians from African countries, to discuss the biggest asset of Africa, its children. When we speak of Africa's children, we speak of a unique group of individuals of varying cultural, ethnic and religious backgrounds, united on one continent. They carry great potential that is waiting to be unleashed. The Netherlands warmly welcomes this focus session to draw attention to their development, rights and capabilities.
A lot has been achieved in the improvement of the development, health and protection of Africa's children. Immunization programs against preventable diseases and widespread distribution of insecticide-soaked mosquito nets to protect children and pregnant women against malaria are just a few of the many accomplishments. Yet there is no room for complacency as many challenges remain. It is unacceptable that so many children under the age of fifteen are living with HIV/Aids, that mothers and children still die during pregnancy and child birth and that early and forced child marriage and female genital mutilation persist.
The Netherlands attaches great importance to the promotion and protection of children's rights worldwide, in which we invest over 275 million Euros annually. We support the passionate endeavors undertaken in this area, by member states, by UN agencies such as UNICEF and UNFPA, and by NGOs and youth organizations that fulfil the important role of voicing the concerns of children.
Today I would like to emphasize three points; the importance of investing in adolescent girls, youth participation and inclusive economic growth.
Firstly, investing in adolescent girls is of paramount importance. Adolescent girls are the key to breaking the cycle of poverty, yet they face hardship and major challenges in realizing their full potential. Child marriage is a particularly heinous obstacle that creates and perpetuates a vicious cycle of poverty and subjugation. Every year, approximately 10 million girls marry before the age of 18. They are more likely to become victims of violence, abuse and forced sex, and many do not survive an early pregnancy. This is an unacceptable reality and an enormous loss of potential. All girls have a right to learn and live healthy lives free from abuse and violence.
Secondly, we must not forget that children are not simply helpless victims, they are also the drivers of real change. Africa has the highest percentage of children in the world, and they carry great potential that must be unleashed. Therefore, we should not only talk about children, but especially with children. They know best what they need from their government and society to thrive and should be encouraged and enabled to participate fully and equally.
Third and final, Africa's economy is rapidly growing, but its growth needs to be inclusive. We must support Africa to address its challenges. Investments in education, health and job creation are vital for Africa to benefit from its economic growth and its substantial youthful population. Inclusive economic growth requires empowering disadvantaged and excluded children by fighting child labour and ensuring equal access to education, nutrition, clean water, health care, comprehensive sexuality education and services. The role of UNICEF to support governments in doing so has been of tremendous value. UNICEF continues to lead the way on the issue of equity, which lies at the heart of the discussions around the new development framework.
Mr. President,
Allow me to wrap up by looking ahead. Standing at the doorstep of the post-2015 development agenda, we must strive to ensure that Africa's children will have the future they want. Food security, clean water, empowerment of women and girls, sexual and reproductive health and rights including HIV/Aids, peace and security, social protection and climate must be incorporated in the post-2015 development agenda. Anything less is a missed opportunity. In that connection, we strongly support the ECOSOC Youth Forum that is currently being held to give a voice to the concerns and needs of the youth in formulating the post-2015 agenda. We are convinced that investment in and involvement of youth is crucial for achieving peace, justice and development. Rest assured that the Netherlands will continue to support its partners to ensure that Africa's children receive what they are entitled to: the future they want.


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Badgered by his kids to go skiing, Damian Whitworth decides to give it one more try. Surely nothing could go wrong this time?
The soundtrack to my humiliation was in English with a thick Austrian accent. "Snowplough! Snowplough! Damian! Snowplough! Damian! Snowploooooou ... Ah. Oh dear."
I lay on my back, partly embedded in a bank of snow, muttered a few swearwords and wondered why I had allowed myself to get into this spreadeagled position.
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I wanted to share a tip with you on getting rid of the tick you find crawling on yourself. My husband taught me this. When you see the tick or have pulled it off, get a piece of Scotch tape and apply it to the tick. You can then place the tick into the trash without fear of dropping it onto your floor. It will also get rid of the need to flush the tick down the toilet, and thus save water.
Now here is the post on ticks I did almost a year ago with a small addition.
Having been outside more lately, as the weather has gotten so much nicer I have also noticed more ticks. I believe that prevention in medicine is to the act of doing something (change diet, not smoke, use condoms, etc) to avoid the need for treatment of a disease (heart disease, emphysema, HIV). So I would encourage all or you to take the proper steps to prevent Lyme's Disease and avoid the need for treatment. The "preventive" steps to take are to either avoided the tick-invested area or used a DEET or permethrin-based tick repellent and then doing a body check for ticks that same evening.
- According to the Center for Disease Control it takes 36-48 hrs for transmission of B.burgdorferi or B. microti to occur from an attached tick and not all ticks are infected. Therefore, a tick bite does not necessarily mean a person will get infected. Prompt removal of the attached tick will reduce the chance of infection.
- Tick paralysis is rare. One reason the condition is so unusual is that the tick must be attached for five days before symptoms develop. So do a daily tick check of yourself and your children if you live or visit an area that has ticks. (reference below) [This section added as well as the references.]
I walk my dogs daily in the woods nearby. My dogs are protected with Frontline. I use Deep-Woods Off and often wish I could use Frontline. That would be so much simpler, apply once monthly. Don't forget the sunscreen and wide-brimmed hat.
Protect yourself, then get outside and enjoy life!
Six Case Studies in Potentially Life-Threatening Weakness; Emergency Medicine, May 2008, pp 25-30; Scott C Sherman MD
A couple of blog posts on tick paralysis:
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While other Purdue Agricultural Centers have incorporated GPS/GIS technologies into their operations to a much larger extent, SEPAC uses these tools for various tasks.
Several large-scale research plots are set up and harvested using GPS and yield monitors. Nitrogen, drainage, and fungicide trials are examples of the type of trials incorporating these technologies. It is an exciting new approach to research because it allows for more replications of the various treatments. Because many producers have adopted these technologies, this also allows them to duplicate similar type tests on their own farms if desired.
Mapping and imaging are other aspects of these technologies that SEPAC has been involved with on the farm. Maps were created using GPS after a drainage project in 2007. Building a database of aerial images has proven valuable in planning future plot work and design. The ability to quickly and accurately measure and locate various areas on the farm has also aided management.
SEPAC will continue to evaluate various facets of the GPS/GIS technology and possibly incorporate them into research and management in the future.
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Skechers Compulsions-Gameday Sneaker - Womens
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By pradhap on Aug 25, 2008
Installed Solaris Nevada build 96 . Then installed VirtualBox on top of it. While starting VirtualBox from command line it hangs giving out "ERROR: 0 bytes read from child process" . Found the work around . Follow the below procedure to fix it.
Move the VBoxSVC to VBoxSVC.real
#mv /opt/VirtualBox/VBoxSVC /opt/VirtualBox/VBoxSVC.real
Create a shell script for VBoxSVC and export the LD_NODIRECT and then exec the real VBoxSVC
#cat > /opt/VirtualBox/VBoxSVC
export LD_NODIRECT
exec /opt/VirtualBox/VBoxSVC.real "$@"
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Who do I call if I want to call Europe? Who do I dial if I need to talk to Bitcoin?
The line wrongly attributed to Henry Kissinger comes to mind as I watch the digital currency slump 20% in the hours following the FBI's reported seizure of Silk Road, the online drug market. The Feds have arrested a man alleged to be Dread Pirate Roberts, the pseudonym of the person(s) who runs the illicit site, where Bitcoin is the medium of exchange.
No wonder Bitcoin bulls are running scared.
Tell me again how these conditions make Bitcoin ripe for the second coming of SPDR Gold Trust (GLD), as the idea of a Bitcoin ETF has been compared? There's no exchange for this currency. There's no a deep and broad OTC market like there is for dollars, euros and yen. Eventually, the criminal factor could be removed. But that, judging by today's news, still appears a ways off.
It's going to be a long, long time before the market for Bitcoin – if you can even call it a market– is reliable enough and, heck, assuredly legal enough, for the Winklevii to build Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust, as their planned ETF is called. You need a good, reliable underlying market in order to build a functioning ETF.
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Galveston Fishing Reports - Galveston Bay Fishing Guide
MIRROLURE buys ORIGINAL CORKY
February 25th. In recent weeks, Mirrolure decided to purchase several of Paul Brown's Original Corky's and Fat Boys. Mirrolure is the foremost leader in top water and sub-surface baits for decades. The purchase of The Corky and Fat Boy will add to their great selection.
Assorted colors and styles can be found @ Fishing Tackle Unlimited and other outlets in the tackle industry.
However, the name has been changed to THE ORIGINAL by Paul Brown. There are five different styles as follow: The Original, The Original Flotter, Fat Boy, Fat Boy Flotter, and The Devil…………….
The name CORKY will not shown. Called the ORIGINAL now…………..
At the upcoming Holder Fishing Show, Mr Brown and Mirrolure will be present to answer your questions. Location is March 3rd to the 7th @ George R. Brown, Hall A………….daily from noon to 9pm(Wed to Fri), Sat(10 to 7pm) and Sun(10am to 6pm)…………………
Stop by the booth 232, near Fishing Tackle Unlimited and will help on styles and colors for your fishing in and around Galveston Bay………………and other salt waters of interest to you'll.
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McClain Trailers
Recently, McClain Trailers opened a second location for their retail operations. The original location at 7203 Cowart will be the operation for the factory.
The new retail location is at 12945 East Freeway, between Normandy and Greens Bayou. It's on the north side of the freeway. There are two numbers, 888-6755550 and 713-675-0440.
McClain has inventory in both galvanized and aluminum parts at the new location.
New and used boat dealers should contact the factory @ 713-675-2761 and ask for Mr. Leon Hudson or Mr. Duane Lewis.
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I'm looking forward to becoming a grandmother for the first time, likely in January. My daughter isn't always enjoying her pregnancy, but she's deeply in love with her baby. Last week, she was scheduled for her gestational diabetes test — often referred to as a glucose challenge test. She had read about it but still had some questions. I thought this would be a good place to answer them since you may have similar questions.
During pregnancy, the placenta produces hormones that interfere with insulin. If insulin can't get into your cells, your blood sugar level will rise. If your body isn't able to produce enough insulin to control your blood sugar level, you may develop gestational diabetes.
Some health care providers screen all pregnant women for gestational diabetes. Others screen only women who have specific risk factors — such as being older than age 25, being overweight, having a personal or family history of diabetes, having given birth to a baby weighing more than 9 pounds (4 kilograms), or being a member of certain ethnic groups.
The glucose challenge test is usually done between weeks 24 and 28 of pregnancy. The test itself isn't too bad. You'll begin by drinking a syrupy glucose solution. One hour later, you'll have a blood test to measure your blood sugar level. If your blood sugar level is higher than normal, you may need a different type of follow-up glucose challenge test.
If you're diagnosed with gestational diabetes, diet and exercise become especially important. You'll get a glucose meter and learn how to check your blood sugar level, and your health care provider might recommend consulting a registered dietitian for help developing a meal plan. If diet and exercise aren't enough, you may need oral medication or insulin shots.
The possible complications of gestational diabetes — such as preeclampsia and a risk of developing diabetes later in life for mom and excess growth, low blood sugar and breathing trouble for baby — are scary. Still, making healthy lifestyle choices can go a long way toward ensuring a healthy pregnancy.
If you've been diagnosed with gestational diabetes, how have you been handling the condition? Please share your stories.
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I was just diagnosed with gd and I am starving. I haven't met with my dietician. What can I eat. Can I have whole milk?
Just a few days ago I received the call that told me I had gestational diabetes. I think I spent the day crying. Now, I am lost. I do not know what to eat, what to not eat. The nutrition class isn't until April and I am at a complete loss. This confirms my extreme fatigue, thirst and increased appetite but also the dizziness and feeling like I am faint.
I am almost 13 weeks, 5'8 and 150 (no weight gain yet). My fasting glucose test was high (106) and with some food and exercise changes I've brought it down to 90 in the last week. All of my other levels are normal throughout the day. My doctor is already talking about meds, but I feel like the changes I'm making are working - any guidelines on how much longer should I try making food and exercise adjustments before going ahead with meds?
If you have gestational diabetes and develop diabetes are you and your family at the same rsk of others who have type 2?
San Jose Mom, you are doing all of the right things. I can understand your suprise with the diagnosis. You don't follow the risk factors for GD. It sounds like you are doing all of the right things. If you do have to start on medication, it will be safe for your baby. When you ask about future effects, there is some research but it is hard to seperate the medication and the GD in terms of long-term effects. I recommend you work closely with a dietician or nutritionist. If you can work with someone to individualize your workout to get the maximum effect you may be more successful keeping your blood sugars in the range that has been set for you. Let us know how you are doing with this.
I have just been told I have GD. I am 5'2" & 120 lbs previously, now 27 weeks with my first baby and have gained 19 lbs so far. I never thought that I would be diagnosed with GD. Anyways, I have to start managing my diet and exercise routine (which I have been putting off due to the weather and a recent cold).
If I have to start using any medications in addition to the diet and exercise, are there any side effects of these drugs on the baby itself (now/future)?
Karen, it sounds like you have a pretty good handle on the gestational diabetes. If you are not comfortable with the providers plan, ask questions until you are comfortable or seek another opinion.
Im 32 weeks n 4weeks ago i was told i had gestational diabetes my reading are always good in the morning n lunch but for dinner is a lil high is 130 the highest but the dc wants me 2do insulin shots b4 breakfast n dinner n also do a long lasting insulin shot b4 i go to sleep i just think is a lil excessive im on bed rest so i can't really exercise, should i get a 2nd opinion?
Gestational diabetes can be tested for early in pregnancy, during the middle of pregnancy and at 24-28 weeks. Some clinics test at the first visit. When you are tested or if you are tested may be decided by risk factors. Getting into the habit of regular exercise before pregnancy or in early pregnacy can help.
If you are diagnosed with gestational diabetes, it may take a couple weeks to find out what diet changes will help keep the blood sugars where you want them.
In which week of pregnancy the chances of gestational diabetes are increased. I am now 16 weeks pregnant and worry about such complications.
I'm 38 yrs old and 32 weeks with twins and failed glucose challenge test with a result of 279! No need to even do the 3 hr test, thankfully. Emotionally, very upsetting and i cried everyday for the first week. Had really felt i failed our babies somehow. A change in diet did nothing to move blood sugar levels so was put on insulin (rapid acting before each meal and long term dose at night before bed). It took a couple weeks to balance right dosages with food intake (all of which is being supervised by endocrinologist and diabetes educator/nutritinist). But now sugar levels are all almost in range! Have also been walking in pool every other day.
My best advice is be diligent with monitoring blood sugar and keep food journal. Then you can see what food might be triggering spikes. Until you've got good control over numbers don't drink any fruit juices - add it back in in small quantities to see affect on sugar level. Unfortunately for me I cannot have fruit juice or milk bc they make my results skyrocket. Most importantly, once you reduce carb intake and safely increase exercise, don't get frustrated if your numbers aren't moving. It's not your fault and you may be very resistant to insulin which may require insulin. It's better to do whatever necessary to improve results to eliminate complications at birth and shortly thereafter.
Stay positive! Do your part! And let modern medicine offer additional help if need be. Good luck!!
I am 34 weeks pregnant and was diagnosed with gestational diabetes about a month ago. Since then I have radically changed my diet -- cutting out all sweets, sodas and trying to maintain a specific number of carbs at every meal. I have been told to see an endocrinologist -- and despite having healthy AC1 levels, NOT having keytones in my urine (an indicator that you are not eating enough carbs -- which is VERY unhealthy for baby), and mostly decent blood levels (fasting is always low -- 80 at the highest -- but I recently have had much work stress and maybe 3-4 post-meal spikes in the 160's), AND the OBGYN says I am having a normal sized baby ... despite all of this they want to put me on insulin.
I don't understand why and feel like this is excessive. As I test what will and what will not spike my glucose levels, am I not allowed to have some bad readings? Also I tested my meter versus the one in the office today -- and my reading was 25 points higher than hers.
I just don't understand. Is this really necessary? Should I get a second opinion?
I am pregnant with my 3rd child. With each of my pregnancies I have been GD. The first baby I didn't find out until my 4-5 month, and gained 46 pounds. The second baby, I found out in the 4th month and this one I was tested about my 10th week. I knew going in that I would have it with this baby as well. I was insulin dependent with the first 2 for the whole pregnancy, and this time I have been taking glyburide for 6 weeks. I have just been told to increase my dosage in the mornings, due to my high numbers for after lunch and dinner. My fasting glucose on the meds have been the best numbers, all except one here and there close to the cut off of 105. In all my pregnancies I did the 1 hour gtt and the next week I would go in for the 3 hour gtt. I failed all but one number for the 3 hour test. I have been healthy and exercised up to 5 times a week. It doesn't matter what you have done prior to pregancy. It isn't anyone's fault it is what it is. I see my Ob doctor, a dietician and a neonatalogist monthly for checkups due to my diabetes. Both my boys are healthy today. One is 13 and the other is 8. My fist son's water broke prematurely at 36 weeks, and I was hospitalized and on bed rest for 10 days before they induced me, due to his heart rate falling to around 120. He was born a month prematurely. He did have some problems with learning to speak, learning to walk, and being diagnosed with ADHD. My youngest has no problems and is doing well in school.
With my first child I couldn't control my gestational diabetes with the diet they had me on and tell everyone else to eat. I am now 27 weeks with my 2nd girl on the way and once again failed the 1hr glucose test. I went back for the 3hr test and 1 was elevated the other 2 were borderline. A friend told me about Dr Richard k Bernstein and the paleo style diet. It is a low carb high fat (the good fats) my bloodsugars have been 90-113 average and I've never eaten so much and been felt better while pregnant! I do best at about 20 g of carbs a meal but still experimenting on what I can and cant eat and still eat right for 2. My suggestion if you're concerned or borderline get a meter and test test test. The highs and lows of eating the way they tell you and having to use insulin is very taxing on you and your baby's beta cells and can cause long term damage which is why you hear of people who have GD are at a higher risk for type 2 later in life. Enjoy hope all goes well for everyone.
This blog is really a great source of information which is very useful for me. Thank you very much for such important information.
I completely understand about how knowing you were healthy and being active and at a normal weight can completely throw you off when they say you have gestational diabetes. I was told three weeks ago, (26 weeks) that I have it, and I have no risk factors either. I was a mess that entire week. After reading many credible sites and asking a lot of questions between my diabetes educator and dietician, I feel more at peace that it was not my fault, there was nothing I could have done to prevent it and that most likely it will go away once they cut the cord. The more questions I ask the better I feel. However, the diet was not enough and now I'm on a low dose of insulin to compensate for my insulin resistance. (let me tell you that it hasn't been great sticking a small needle into my skin for every meal, but knowing it's helping the little one, totally gets me through.) Anyways, the diabetes educator let me know that the risk of type 2 is a lot more likely since I have gd, so this has been a big wake up call as far as my normal diet goes. I know that I will probably be forever concious of the carbs and sugars I take in, and the exercise that I get, so that I can avoid Type 2 for as long as I possibly can, if not skip out on it completely.
I'm really excited to see our little one, and I know that the journey will be worth it in the end. Don't get to hung up on the why, just find things you can eat and keep it in portions!
Went in for my glucose screening test and wasn't told what foods to avoid beforehand, so I had Special K cereal with protein, 1% milk, cranberry juice (bladder infection), and an Activia vanilla yogurt all around 5:30a.m. My appt was at 9:30 a.m. and I had celery with peanut butter as a snack on my way to the appt. They tested me anyways and my blood sugar was at 204 after the glucola so they diagnosed me with gest. diabetes on the spot. Have also had pre-term labor symptoms the past two weeks so am now on bed rest for the time being. I am a healthy, active pregnant female, gained about 22 lbs at 30 weeks pregnant and was working out until I was placed on rest. I guess I feel very overwhelmed by this diagnosis as I don't feel that I fall into the risk category and am having a very difficult time accepting it...broke down when I had to schedule my nutritional assessment meeting with a dietician. It's all out of pride/vanity, I realize this and will do WHATEVER it takes to keep my baby healthy but just needed to vent a little...it's hard not having control over this when I feel that I have done everything I can to remain healthy for our baby:(. Sincerely, Autumn
Type 2 diabetes onset during pregnancy? I am 35 yrs old, was told at 10 weeks pregnant, as a result of fasting glucose blood test that I am type 2 (not gestational) and will be the rest of my life (number was 202). 9 weeks earlier, AC1 and glucose tests were normal. They claim I must have had it before pregnancy, but I have proof of normal numbers. Is this true, will I have it forever now? Does not make sense to me.
I was just informed I have GD by my OB's nurse.Need less to say I was really upset , Im I asking to much to think the doctors would have spoking to me themselves. My family has a history of diabetes , I had just lost 43 lbs before I found out I was pregnant. It through me for a loop , never had it with my three previous pregnancies. I just want to learn how to deal with GD the rightway and jungle work , home and family life !!! Im worried for my baby , just want to handle this all the rightway .
Many of you are nervous about the effects GD will have on you and your baby and confused about the numbers you are seeing when you test. My advice (I have had GD for 2 out of 3 pregnancies; no family hist of diabetes, and I'm 5'6 132lbs) is to talk to your Dr and/or a nutritionist. From what I know, a fasting number above 100 is borderline to too high and may indicate actual diabetes (esp. in early preg). Log what you are eating as some foods may cause your numbers to be higher (I can't eat any cereal, oatmeal, or baked potato). If you are pregnant and pull a high BG number, go for a walk or get more active to help bring down your BG level. You don't have to wait till your next appointment to talk to your Dr/nurse and get some answers/stress relief. Take care...
As it is said, nowadays many women tend to hear the sound of their unborn baby's heartbeats in their pleasant pregnancy, even when doctors are not beside their sides. They would more like to hear that beautiful sound when they feel most comfortable at ease.
Your doctor must have an a high level of suspicion that you are diabetic, perhaps not just duiring pregnancy. Follow your diet closely. Eat all that you are supposed to eat. Check your blood sugars regularly. I'm not sure about the bedrest, you might ask about that. When you are told to come off of bedrest then start an exercise program for pregnant women. That will help your blood sugars to stay with in the limits you need. Let us know how the pregnancy is advancing please.
I am only 5 weeks and 3 days, but my gyn is screening me for gestational diabetes. My GCT result was 143, and she is advicing diet and bedrest for now. I am so scared. please advice!
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I have been diagnosed with gestational diabetes. I really do not understand because I do not have a family history of diabetes. I have not gained excessive amount of weight (I'm 27 weeks and only gained 12lbs so far) and the numbers they said I was off by seems confusing. They said I failed the 2nd hr and the 3rd hr. My levels ont he 2nd hr was 136 and the third was 109, but I did research and according to my numbers, they are normal.
I had gestational diabetes during all 5 of my pregnancies, and am now 43 years old. My youngest child is almost 9 years old. Treatment for me consisted of diet, exercise and daily monitoring. All of my babies were between 7 and 8lbs. I have read that women who have GD have a higher probablility of developing diabetes later in life. I have always been considered a healthy weight at 155-122lbs and 5'3, have low BP (90s/60s), and low cholesterol. I have continued to exercise regularly and watch my diet. How often should I have my BG checked? I sometimes have symptoms of diabetes, such as frequent urination and feeling hungry/thirsty. I also have poor circulation in my hands and feet, which is something I have had for years, but seems to be be slowly becoming worse. I have been checked twice since my last child's birth, both were fasting BG and both were between 100-110. Do I need to have the 3 hour test?
My D-I-L is 26 weeks pregnant and has ruptured membranes (ie her water broke 4 weeks ago). She has been hospitalized but has since been released as no contractions have ensued. The baby is growing (currently just shy of 2 lbs) but yesterday our D-I-L was diagnosed with Gestational diabetes. I suspect that that is partly because she is on complete bedrest and doesn't get up (exercise is crucial for keeping GD at bay). Any comments from anyone who has dealt with a similar situation would be welcome and "how it all turned out". Thanks!
I was diagnosed at 26 weeks. This is very upsetting. I've been watching my weight (only 19lbs so far @ 28 weeks). I have a family hx of diabetes, which is infuriating. I've been put on Glyburide 5mg and have been on it for two days. My fasting numbers are 121 and 115 so far. My after breakfast #'s are sky high (207 & 244). I've been cutting out sugar left and right and I thought I've been eating all the right things (according to all the diabetes books i've been looking at) but my #'s are still so out of control! I've read that this medication isn't even approved for use during pregnancy according to the manufacture! I had to go and buy my own meter and strips to monitor because meds were sent to me and no instructions besides when to take them! My next OB appt isn't for 4 days and I'm just lost and terrified for my baby! UGH! I'm sorry. I just needed to vent because this situation is so stressful that I just want to cry every moment!
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My boyfriend is a type 2 diabetic. He was diagnosed about 8 months ago. His abdomen is exteded and recently his legs have swollan quite a bit to the point he has hard time walking they are so heavy. He was very thin wheight was 145, gained 30 pounds. What is causing this as I am concerned. He is a vet but does not have health insurans. He is 43 years old and does not smoke.
I am currently 34 weeks pregnant. I was diagnosed with gestational diabetes only 3 weeks ago. I started a lower sugar diet two weeks before that when my first glucose test came back high. I do have a history of Type 2 diabetes in my family (both paternal grandparents), but I have never been obese. I currently weigh 175 and my prepregnancy weight was 155, with a height of 5'6". I am 23.
I have been very frustrated. I can eat the same things every day and have hugely different numbers, though they are typically within range. I feel that the solutions being given to me are only a temporary fix and not all that effecive either. I do want to have more children, but I don't want to repeat gestational or regular diabetes. Any tips or recommendations are greatly appreciated.
Sometimes the hardest thing about the diet for gestational diabetes is that it is a diet. There is plenty of food that you can eat but it can seem like your are hungry all of the time because you're not getting what you want to eat. If that is the case, work with the nutritionist of dietician to find a way for you to that you are not only full, but satisfied also.
I was diagnosed with gestational diabetes at week 28 by failing my glucose test so badly I didn't need to take the follow up three hour test. I was in complete shock (and a bit angry) as I have none of the risk factors. I'm very fit, 5'3'', 113 lbs (prepregnancy) and have no family history of diabetes of any type. For the most part, I have been able to manage my blood sugar numbers with a strict diet and walking, but I do get unpredictable spikes here and there. Eating a very low carb diet, fitting in multiple walks a day, and taking my blood sugar four times a day has been a stressful process - epecially while trying to do my full time job and get ready for my first child. But it does get easier over time. I've only gained 15 pounds and am at week 36, but my doctor doesn't seem to be too concerned. I think this due to the restricted diet that I'm on (lots of meat, cheese, nuts, yogurt, eggs and raw veggies). This week I was finally put on glybruride to help stabalize my numbers and have been told that I'll need to be induced at week 39 if I don't go into labor earlier. While the last few months have been a challenge at times, I've still really enjoyed being pregnant and I've learned a ton about my body and my baby. We've both been monitored a lot since week 32 and so far we're both doing great! I can't wait for that piece of chocolate cake coming my way in three weeks!
Many if not most of the medical profession are not aware that gestational diabetes may be a precursor to Type 1 diabetes, not just Type 2 diabetes. The stress of pregnancy is "the straw that broke the camel's back" for many women who develop Type 1 diabetes during pregnancy (autoimmune gestational diabetes). Antibody testing (GADA, ICA, IA-2) can be used to distinguish autoimmune gestational diabetes, and women with autoimmune gestational diabetes should begin intensive insulin therapy immediately. In Europe, the literature on gestational diabetes mentions autoimmune gestational diabetes, but in North America the layperson literature doesn't mention it. However, the existence of autoimmune gestational diabetes is widely reported in North American scientific literature (for example, a July 2007 "Diabetes Care" article and also an April 2003 "Diabetes Care" article on GDM). The July 2007 issue of "Diabetes Care" indicated that autoimmune gestational diabetes (new onset Type 1 diabetes) accounts for about 10% of all Caucasian women diagnosed with gestational diabetes (Diabetes Care July 2007 vol. 30 no. Supplement 2 S105-S111 ).
I'm 13 weeks and I have gestational diabetes, the first reaction that I had was between panic and worry I'm barely starting with my pregnancy, and I do not want to use insulin my pregnancy was categorized as high risk I was send to the nutrition and the diet is very strict but is working, I'm under control only with the nutrition I have been on the diet for 3 days but I can see the difference my energy is back , headaches are gone , and I'm able to sleep and the best part is that my numbers are between the range.
This is a timely issue in women's health. The incidence or gestational diabetes has increased significantly in the past decade due to an increase in obesity as well as women being pregnant later in life as compared to previous years.
Most of the time, after the baby is born, the diabetes disappears but the only way to know for sure is to repeat the glucose test.
Interestingly, many women who have had gestational diabetes later develop Type 2 Diabetes (adult onset). Women with Type 2 Diabetes are more likely to have features of the "metabolic syndrome" such as obesity, high cholesterol, and high blood pressure as well as the diabetes. As well, women with a history of gestational diabetes are still more likely than those without to have indices of the "metabolic syndrome" even when they do not have Type 2 Diabetes.
If you have (or have had) gestational diabetes, be sure to eat healthfully, maintain an active lifestyle and consult your midwife, nurse practitioner or physician for further evaluation and suggestions. While a temporary condition in pregnancy, gestational diabetes can have life-long implications.
You mention that certain ethnic groups are more susceptible to gestational diabetes. I'm an Indian (South Asian), can you please tell me if I belong to a more susceptible group or not please? Thanks!
I had gestational diabetes with my last pregnancy. She is now 10 weeks old. I was very discouraged and thought my life was goin to end! I was constantly on the internet and all there were-horror stories. If you do this, this would happen, if you do that that would happen. I did follow the diet that was given by the dietician (cheated a few times). I started it at 28 weeks. I kept my numbers in range, however I did have afew out of range, ecspecially my fasting numbers. That's when you dont get on the internet! I was scared to death i was going to put on insulin. I never was put on insulin. My doctor was impressed with my numbers. I never gaind any weight during my entire pregnancy, and i am 40 pounds lighter now then the day i found out i was pregnant! I ended up going into labor at 38 weeks. I had a healthy 7 lb. baby girl. Her suger readings were normal! I just wanted to let anyone know that is struggling with gestational diabetes that it not all a bad thing. It was hard to get used to the eating schedule but it all was well worth it.
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