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Housemate (HM) came home last week from a short trip out of town with our son Ben. Several hours later she discovered she had lost her cellphone.
Readers know my feeling about the disgusting gadgets. That feeling gets worse by the day as new uses are found for them to intrude on our lives. I wouldn't be surprised if turning them into electronic toothbrushes were in the cards.
But my joy was short-lived. The intrusive gadget was found the next day in the back of Ben's truck.
In between, I slept extremely well for one night. Even my dreams were pleasant.
The time has come
Here's an idea whose time has come. In fact, it has been here for a while.
First, let me note that community life in Patterson is busiest in the spring and again in the fall. From mid-January until after the school graduations and the Apricot Fiesta around June 1, community activities become hot and heavy. The same for early September to Thanksgiving.
Many of the activities are fundraisers of one type or another sponsored by our service clubs, churches, youth groups, school organizations, the city recreation department and the fiesta. Some of these events are held every year on the same weekend. Events such as the Rotary Club's upcoming crab feed become traditional and draw sizable crowds. From many of these events comes the funding that is plowed right back into Patterson in the way of a long list of community undertakings.
Thus arises the problem.
Anyone planning an event should check the community calendar far in advance of its proposed date. That is easily done by calling Maddy Houk at this newspaper. She keeps the calendar up to date as far as a year in advance and can inform a caller over the phone what has already been scheduled.
But if organizations, churches, schools and the fiesta fail to have her place their events on the calendar, we have a problem. Annual events suddenly find they have competition from other events, and the fundraisers of both are hurt in the process.
Thinking of setting a date for a community activity or even a large wedding? Call Maddy first to see what conflicts you might have. Simple as that.
Museum hours lengthened
Thanks to a number of volunteers who will serve as docents, Patterson's downtown museum in the historical Center Building will now be open on Saturdays from 2 to 4 p.m.
The museum has been open weekday afternoons for several months and by appointment. After last summer's extensive renovation, the museum has been attracting a growing number of visitors.
He got the job done
Stan Cox, as was noted in last week's overflow funeral observance, was quite a guy in many ways. But I'll always remember Stan for one outstanding achievement.
Back in 1971, the community needed new lighting for its football field. In a matter of weeks, it was decided to construct an entirely new stadium on a new site with new lights and new bleachers. This $150,000 project was completed in three summer months, the school district contributing $35,000 for the lights and the rest coming in donated time, materials and money.
And right in the middle of the project was Stan, who I considered to be the unofficial chairman of the project.
It gave Patterson what was then the finest small-town stadium in the valley, and the job was done in those three months in time for the football season in September.
Without Stan, I truly doubt that would have happened.
To my roots
Let me take you back to my roots — Iowa.
I hear regularly from the acquaintances of my youth, and these recently came by email:
n Iowa has four seasons — almost winter, winter, still winter and road construction.
n You are an Iowan if you design your child's Halloween costume to fit over a parka.
n If your thermostat goes from heat to AC in the same day, you live in Iowa.
Apparently it was a nasty January in Iowa.
Back to class
Our continuing weekly studies aimed at elevating the education of our readers have brought us to a pair of circumstances to ponder — one current and one ancient.
n The latest survey shows that three out of four people make up 75 percent of the population.
n Amateurs built the ark. Professionals built the Titanic.
Your assignment: Give each about an hour of thought.
Speaking the truth
It was reportedly the famed Will Rogers who said: "There are three kinds of men. The ones that learn by reading. The few who learn by observation. The rest of them have to touch an electric fence."
For the sports fan
The other night I had a dream.
It was October 2014, and our man Kap (by then the country had universally dropped his first and last names) had signed a contract to pitch for the Giants.
But of course he was still driving the 49ers down the field on Sundays, leading to my dream's dilemma: The Giants were in the World Series, and on this October Sunday, Kap was scheduled to pitch.
That meant Coach Jim Harbaugh had to pull him early in the fourth quarter so that Kap could rush from Santa Clara to San Fran to take the mound.
And then — of all things — Kap hurls a no-hitter. However, he did walk one. (Sorry, no word on the outcome of the Niners game.)
On another note: I'm not knowledgeable about the sport of rugby, but I do know that Cal's recent 176-0 victory (no misprint) over Stanford could be called a rout.
And finally…
Last week's Fast Talk listing of "Only in America" items brought a good one from a local reader.
"Only in America do we drive around looking for a parking spot in front of the gym where we exercise."
Any others?
n Ron Swift is editor/publisher emeritus of the Patterson Irrigator. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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THE ALBUM IS DONE. We recorded four shows earlier this year, and 44 comedians, then cut and mixed it and threw on three sketches, and here we are. (It was MUCH more difficult than that sounded. Don't worry.)
Also, check out this here album art:
If you haven't heard… HOLY FUCK, the little neighborhood comedy show that could, is RECORDING A FUCKING ALBUM! Good gravy, are we excited.
Forty-two of our favorite comedians are booked on four consecutive shows — January 15, January 22, January 29, and February 5. All shows will be recorded in their entirety, but some of the sets will be cut down (and if the comic wishes, removed completely), so please, come out and see the real thing, and help us record a piece of history!
We have the lineups locked down. Solid. But before I announce them, please read this. I am quite often guilty of worry and overthinking, but I think this is important to say:
There are 42 comedians on this album. That is a lot of comedians. However, that is not anywhere close to the amount of great comedians in Los Angeles. It is not our intent, with this roster of 42 comics, to show the LA comedy scene in its entirety, but to provide a snapshot of what LA has to offer. You might not see your favorite comic on the show, and if you're a comic, you might not have been asked, but that says absolutely nothing about you or anyone else's abilities as a comedian, or our desire to have you/them on the show.
I legitimately feel bad we could not put more comics on this album. I love so many comedians in this town, both for their work and for their personalities, and I just wanted to take this moment to make sure that you, and the rest of the world knows how we feel. We plan on making another compilation, and another. We would put everyone we think is funny on if we could. This album, we decided we wouldn't have anyone on who wasn't living in LA and a part of the show within the first year of the show existing. And even within that boundary, we couldn't get everyone on we wanted!
This album is for the LA comedy scene. We truly hope you agree. We want the rest of this country and world to see what amazing comedy and comedians this city has to offer — from the famous TV-actin', well-known type of comic all the way down to the young idiots no one's ever heard of. And yeah, there are way more great comics than we could fit on this album, and yeah, it fucking SUCKED trying to pick which ones we'd have, but in the end, we've got a great sample of the huge population of great performers and writers in this town, and we know you'll agree. Do come out, say hi, and have fun with us.
Now. WITHOUT FURTHER ADIEU! Here are the lineups for the cd recordings:
Tuesday, January 15 // 9pm
TJ Miller
Eric Andre
Sean Patton
Andy Peters
Hampton Yount
Raj Desai
Lizzy Cooperman
Sean Green
Jake Weisman
Matt Ingebretson
Jeff Wattenhofer
Dave Ross
Tuesday, January 22 // 9pm
Dana Gould
Kumail Nanjiani
Johnny Pemberton
Ron Lynch
Brent Weinbach
Joe Wengert
Michelle Buteau
Eric Dadourian
Allen Strickland Williams
Brandie Posey
Jeff Wattenhofer
Dave Ross
Tuesday, January 29 // 9pm
Kyle Kinane
James Adomian
Moshe Kasher
Jackie Kashian
Zach Sherwin
Nick Rutherford
Hasan Minhaj
Karl Hess
Barbara Gray
Megan Koester
Jeff Wattenhofer
Dave Ross
Tuesday, February 5 // 9pm
Natasha Leggero
Rory Scovel
Jesse Case
Jarrod Harris
Ron Babcock
Hugh Moore
Beth Stelling
Will Weldon
Shawn Pearlman
Eli Olsberg
Jeff Wattenhofer
Dave Ross
The lineups are subject to change, but they won't change much. Hope to see you out at the shows!
They're each at…
The Downtown Independent
251 S. Main St.
Los Angeles, CA 90012
This month, Holy Fuck is recording an album.
We are so excited.
We are ECSTATIC. :)
We love you.
In total, 42 comedians and four entire live shows will be recorded — the shows on January 15, January 22, January 29, and February 5.
Dana Gould, TJ Miller, Natasha Leggero, Kyle Kinane, and Eric Andre are just a few of the comics you'll see at these shows.
Every comedian will be doing a 5-minute set. Five minutes of their best material amidst other great comics doing five minutes of their best material. These shows are going to be insane.
Once it's all recorded, the comics will choose which of their stuff will go on the album, the fine people at Rooftop Records will master the tracks, and from that we'll craft a (2-CD or 3-CD) compilation album. We'll also be throwing in some audio sketches from groups you may have seen at Holy Fuck, and other silliness from other idiots we know.
Please, do come out and have fun with us. We'll be announcing the lineups next week, but I can guarantee you: they are incredible. We'll be smiling and laughing and recording a little piece of history over this month and next. We'd love it if you were a part of that.
Here's the info. Please feel free to spread it around:
HOLY FUCK. (The Album Recordings!!!)
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
9pm each night // FREE
at The Downtown Independent Theater
251 S. Main St.
Los Angeles, CA 90012
And in the mean time, come to our show next Tuesday (January 8)! It's not recorded, but the lineup's amazing. And it's our first show of the year! Come!


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Feb. 10, 2011 -- Children's odds of a good outcome from spina bifida surgery are better if the operation is done before birth, a major clinical trial shows.
But fetal surgery carries risks for the mother, and not all outcomes are good.
The findings come from an eight-year study led by Diana Farmer, MD, of the University of California, San Francisco. The study was halted early when it became clear that kids tended to do better with fetal surgery than with surgery after birth.
"Based on our findings, it appears that fetal surgery can provide a better option for these patients than waiting to treat them after birth," Farmer says in a news release.
Spina bifida is a birth defect in which the spine does not form properly. In the most common form, myelomeningocele, the partially exposed spinal cord pushes out into a sac filled with spinal fluid. The spinal cord is underdeveloped and damaged.
About 10% of these babies die. Those who survive may have lifelong disabilities that include leg weakness or paralysis and loss of bowel and bladder control.
Many of these kids also have a kind of hernia of the brain stem, in which part of the brain is pulled down into the upper spinal canal. This may lead to hydrocephalus -- a buildup of spinal fluid in the brain that must constantly be drained via a hollow tube called a shunt. The shunt is typically needed for the rest of the patient's life, and usually means periodic operations for repair or to treat infection.
In traditional surgery performed after birth, surgeons cover the baby's defect with skin. The fetal surgery is similar -- but may have the added benefit of allowing further development of the spinal cord before birth.
Fetal surgery obviously involves additional risks to both the mother and the unborn child. It's an open operation requiring a large incision. Women who undergo the procedure must deliver any future children via C-section.
"This is serious surgery, and a woman risks her life just as if she donated a piece of her liver in a living [donor] transplant operation," Farmer says.
Is the risk worth it? In the study of 183 women:
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- At age 3 years, 42% of the kids in the fetal surgery group were able to walk independently, compared with 21% in the surgery-after-birth group.
- 79% of the kids in the fetal surgery group were born prematurely, compared with 15% in the surgery-after-birth group.
"Despite having more severe lesions and a nearly 13% incidence of preterm delivery before 30 weeks, the prenatal-surgery group had significantly better outcomes than the postnatal-surgery group," Farmer and colleagues report in the early online issue of the New England Journal of Medicine.
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What will be the lowest temperature recorded at the summit on the Daily F6 report for December 2011?
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A bridge of woven lacy metal serves as the backdrop for this wonderful vintage engagement ring set with an old European diamond of about .07 carats (I-J color; clarity SI) framed in the center of a square. At each side curvaceous 14k white gold open work softens the central linear panel. Swooping sides and a gorgeous under gallery make this ring not to be missed.
Measurements: 1/4 of an inch (0.7 cm) in length north to south on the hand and rises 3/16 of an inch (0.5 cm) in height off the finger. Weight of 1.8 grams (1.1 dwt).
Ring Size: US 6-1/4 (UK M; Int. Dia. 16.75; Euro 53 mm; Japan 12) and can be easily sized. Ring sizing information.
Condition: Very good; ring has been professionally re-shanked at some point.
Date: Circa 1930.
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Parade Flag on Signal Ridge
Mount Carrigain 4700'
Sawyer River Road and Signal Ridge Trail
14 miles 3800' Elevation gain
Kevin, Judy, Emma and a cast of thousands!
It is well documented that Rte. 302 at the Sawyer River Bridge was washed out during Hurricane Irene. Along with that there is a a section of Sawyer River Road, probably at least 100 yds. that washed out as well. It left a hole 15-20' deep and took the entire width of the road with it as it deposited large trees and stones in its place. Along the trail there were many smaller washouts as well, especially along Whiteface Brook. Because of these changes in the route it was necessary to turn this normal 10 mile summer hike into a 14 mile hike, similar to the normal winter route in that it included 4 extra miles round trip of road walk along the impassable Sawyer River Road. In places, especially down low along Whiteface Brook, the rushing water from the torrential rains had scoured the trail and left a rocky tread-way, sometimes difficult to negotiate, in its stead.
Washed out Sawyer River Road
This aside, a group of 12 people and 5 dogs made the long trek up the steep slopes of Carrigain to honor those who fell at the hands of evil exactly 10 years before, and to those who have fallen since to protect us from this evil lest it strike again. What is truly amazing is the dedication by all those involved to follow through with this event each year, to make this hike on this day to each of New Hampshire's 48 4k summits to commemorate this awful day in our history and to honor the innocents who lost their lives for being nothing more than what we all are, Americans. We are truly blessed to share this distinction, and the hands of evil can never take this from us, even in death.
On Signal Ridge
I hesitated at this writing, not really sure what I wanted to do. Whether to make my own trip report, or to just add my pictures to an already excellent thread started by those in my group. In the end I decided to start my own, hopefully not through vanity, but through a kinship with those who hike the mountains I love, and through a fellowship with those who have participated in this event maybe for the first time this year, or maybe every year since its inception. One thing is certain, we all stood on our chosen mountaintops this day as brethren to give honor to those who departed this world too soon and left us to carry the flame that future generations should know the fallen had not died in vain.
Raising "Old Glory"
Each of us knows exactly where we were and what we were doing on that day, and each of us can tell a story of how this day struck them and how it has affected their lives. I would like to share mine: It was a wonderful, then terrible, then more terrible week leading into September 11, 2001. On September 5th my wonderful granddaughter came into this world. With all the hopes and dreams I had for her little did I know that things would soon happen to change the course of history and change the world as we know it forever. As high as I was having cradled my first grandchild in my arms, I was soon to be cast into the depths of despair.
Flying High on Carrigain
On September seventh I got a phone call. My oldest son had been in an accident on his motorcycle. His best friend was standing next to him on the side of the road about 3 miles from our house. I arrived on the scene at almost the same instance the the volunteer paramedic arrived. I knew my son was in grave trouble if he wasn't attended to quickly. Along with several broken bones he could not exhale. Each breath he took increased his pain. In a dreamlike state I waited as the ambulance arrived and more people attended to him. Having been on a rescue crew in the Air Force many years prior I knew that each second counted as it passed, seemingly in slow motion.
A Soft Place to Rest
I waited as they put him in the ambulance, then I waited some more. It seemed forever as they frantically worked to save his life by opening a hole in his chest to release the trapped air in his lung. I watched through the closed doors of the ambulance, shaking in disbelief. As time passed minutes seemed like hours. When at last he was finally stabilized at the hospital they told me he would need a medi-vac to Mass. General in Boston. I shook some more. They prepared him for the flight, then they let me see him. The transport crew told me to kiss him for good luck, then they rushed him outside to the waiting chopper. I stood in the parking lot as it rose from the ground. I never felt so weak and helpless in all my life. My legs buckled and I crumpled to my knees, half in prayer and half in despair.


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DEARBORN / Nov. 23, 2009---An endowed scholarship fund has been established for University of Michigan-Dearborn students who are studying information technology management (ITM) in the College of Business.
The fund, which was set up by anonymous donors who work in the ITM field, aims to recognize academic merit, encourage continued progress and provide assistance to students in financing their education.
The donors ended up working in this field without having undergraduate degrees in information technology/information systems, but their careers kept leading them along this path, said Michael Stein, director of development for the College of Business. They see the value, strength and versatility that a degree in ITM holds and thus want to encourage students in this direction. As they have seen from their first-hand experiences, the field could benefit from those that in the past may have traditionally bumped into a glass ceiling.
To be eligible for the scholarship, students must be enrolled full-time at UM-Dearborn and be pursuing an information technology management degree. Students also should have completed ITM 310 and received at least a B in the course.
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Delicate Art Deco Frosted Rock Crystal Gold Bracelet
Quintessential Art Deco opulence exposes its inner core with three plaques of frosted rock crystal and links of 14k white gold to make a divine bracelet. Each of the rock crystal plaques is etched with a characteristic Art Moderne sunburst pattern centered with a single cut accent diamond. Each plaque encapsulated with incised bezels of white gold is joined by intricate and ornate links also of engraved white gold. The bracelet is delicate and delightful and would be perfect for setting off a bridal ensemble.
Date: Circa 1930.
Measurements: 7-1/4 inches (18.5 cm) when worn by 3/8 of an inch (1.0 cm) in width. Weight of 6.6 grams (4.2 dwt).
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The Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity is in full swing. Why Moms Rule posted a chart last year on just how few female jurors there were compared to men. Since it's estimated that women spend $7 trillion annually in the U.S. alone, it makes good business sense to increase female representation on awards show juries, not to mention in ad agency creative departments. Recent champions of the cause include Cindy Gallop and Kat Gordon of "The 3% Conference."
This year, Cannes has been touting its increase in female jurors, with headlines on the fact that 3 out of 17 jury presidents this year are women. But when you take a look jury by jury, a different story emerges. We've broken out female representation for each jury in a chart below, along with the change from 2013. Progress is mixed, with some juries doing better, while others are going backwards with lower female representation than 2013 and one jury that has no women at all.
The Good: Overall, female Cannes jurors did increase by 26% (from 70 women jurors in 2013 to 88 women jurors in 2014). And 11 of the 17 juries improved from last year. One jury this year did have more female than male jurors and that was the Public Relations jury at 67% female. The two other most improved categories were Mobile (with 4 female jurors and 11 male jurors, a 19 percentage point increase in the proportion of women from 2013) and Film Craft (with 3 female and 8 male jurors, or 17 percentage point increase in the proportion of women from 2013).
The Not-so Good: Overall, female representation is just at 27%. Three juries—Branded Content, Outdoor and Direct—had slightly less female representation than last year.
The Bad: Overall, 4 of the 17 juries had less female representation than last year. One remained the same. Two juries stood out as big time stinkers. The proportion of women jurors for Effectiveness dropped a whopping 31 percentage points from last year, with just 3 women and 13 men. And the new category of product design made its debut with no women whatsoever.


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After an epic 208-lap battle, Trevor Bayne emerged as the 2011 Daytona 500 winner, just a day after his 20th birthday. Celebrate his monumental victory, edging out elite veterans in his second ever Sprint Series race to become the youngest Daytona 500 winner every time you show off this 3' x 5' flag! It features bold champion lettering over Bayne's number and name.
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Approximately 84% of PCers experience buildup of a thick white film on the tongue and inside cheeks. At the 2005 Patient Support Meeting, Dr. Leonard Milstone explained that this is just excess keratin. It is white because it is wet/moist (like when you leave your fingers in water for a long time and the skin turns white.) The medical term is oral leukokeratosis. It is not leukoplakia which is a pre-cancerous condition.
General Comments
K6a patient "Brushing with toothbrush to keep white layer from getting too thick. Doesn't ever take whiteness away, but does seem thinner and prevents too much build up."
K6a patient "I don't do anything except bite off the inside of my cheeks when they grow too much."
??? patient "Brush tongue as well as possible."
K6a patient "I chew the stuff off."
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Angular Cheilitis are the sores at the corner of the mouth. We have found out from surveying patients that "An antibiotic usually helps; even neosporin right away can help. Bactoban is the next level and does work well. However, there is a new product that we've had great reports on. It is called AltaBax in the USA. It is a more potent or higher level antibiotic and requires a prescrption. The 3 patients we know who have used it have had excellent results and the sore cleared very quickly. However, it is very expensive (like $60 for a small tube). A little goes a long way, and the physician was able to give some samples which helped."
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Question from K6a parent "I had a consult with a doctor today and he definitely needs spacers and braces. I hadn't really thought about how it would affect him. Have you or any of your boys had braces? I am a little concerned about the friction it might cause in his mouth. I wasn't sure if he'd blister."
Answer from K6a patient "I had braces and so does my oldest child. He's had them for almost 2 years now. He also wore a spacers. He did not have any PC-related problems at all. For my son, sometimes the insides of his checks get irritated by the braces, but I'm not sure how much that is from PC or just because those braces rub. He loves the wax the ortho. provides. And I figure because they provide the wax, my son is not the only one who is bothered by braces rubbing against the inner sides of the mouth. No blistering, nothing, though. I didn't have problems at all either."
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Trouble with nursing/sucking
K6a patient "Sucking for baby with PC was difficult and seemed painful. Used very soft bottle nipples with big holes. Needed to sometimes squirt the milk in baby's mouth at first so used bottles with soft plastic that could be squeezed. Worked well. Sometimes baby will cry at first then be hungry enough to just "go for it" and then get used to the sucking. Either the pain lessened as sucking went on or just got used to it.The big nipples and squishy bottles helped a lot. Pain of sucking seemed to subside after the first half year?"
K6a patient "I didn't feed for a long while and ended up staying in hospital for a few months at the start of my life. These days you cant keep me away from food."
K6a patient "I was actually taken aback to see this listed as a possible manifestation of PC on the home page..."Intense pain lasting 15-25 seconds often when beginning to eat (this may be connected with salivary glands rather than ears and more research is needed on this finding). When my son (has PC) was born, he had horrible feeding difficulties. He would scream and cry when he attempted to suck, and it was absolutely chaotic for the first few days/weeks of his life. We tried breastfeeding, multiple styles of nipples, etc. At a few days old, I discovered blood in one of his spit-ups. (Imagine the panic!) A general pediatrician had me give him Mylanta (ADULT STRENGTH) suspecting "indigestion". Needless to say we never returned to him. I noticed a blister on my son's tongue and in the rear roof of his mouth. I was so incredibly petrified that he had EB (epidermolysis bullosa). Dad and I were misdiagnosed w/ EB until I was about 17 years old. As you may or may not know, EB can be very, very severe...where the mucosal tissues blister... We took my son to our dermatologist (AMAZING physician) who assured me that she did NOT believe my son had EB. As an aside, she also told me that he has the most beautiful eyes that no one would ever notice his nails. HAHA! Way to a new mom's heart, eh? We finally ended up in the care of a pediatric GI specialist who basically, by trial with medication, diagnosed Cooper with reflux. Praise be to God - Zantac and Reglan (bad stuff) seemed to ease his suffering. I think we collectively believed that it was reflux complicated by PC or vice versa. We still had to find new styles of nipples periodically, but he grew to a happy, chunky little monkey in no time."
K6a patient "My son had a hard time feeding as a baby. Its strange but he also brought up blood when a couple of days old. That was the first of many, many hospital visits. My son could not suck as it was too painful, breast fed for the first few days but he was constantly crying, thought not getting enough milk so changed to bottle, but this never helped. I would sit for hours squeezing the milk into his mouth. Doctors changed his milk a few times thinking he was allergic to various things. He was then put on to solids very early. We were also told he had gastric reflux and my son was given all sorts of meds, he was always sick. Then at 10months he was diagnosed with PC, we stopped all the meds and he seemed to get better very quickly. He doesn't seem to have problems with his mouth now, except doesn't like things which are acidic. My son does get the 'ear' pain though, it is usually when starting a drink/meal. Its quite intense and he likes us to put pressure on his ears for a few seconds, then it seems to pass."
Trouble with Breastfeeding
K6a patient 1 "I was unsuccessful at breastfeeding either of my children. Brestfeeding was excruciatingly painful and continued to be for the duration of our experience. I worked with a lactation consultant who assured me that our latch was correct, but the pain never subsided. I had persistent cracking of the nipples...almost blistering and a couple of bouts of mastitis. As you know...life with a newborn is quite chaotic...so I honestly can't recollect if this thought was on my mind at the time....but in retrospect I've often wondered if I was unable to breastfeed because of my PC... if the friction of the nursing was just too much for one with PC. I, of course, was a bit devastated at the time, because I (and perhaps many others) desire to breastfeed and somehow equate that with being a "good mother". It was difficult for me to "give up" on it, and I remember mourning it a bit..."
K6a patient 2 "I too struggled with breastfeeding. I think I had all of the things you mentioned and I also wondered if it was part of my PC skin. In addition, my first two of three boys have PC and so when the first had a hard time sucking, I knew (from my mom telling me about my own time trying to suck as a baby) that he might have trouble. I ended up using bottles that were so squishy, and with big openings, that I could squeeze the milk or formula into both of my sons' mouths because it was painful for them to suck. But still, because I was trying to be a "good" mom, since they couldn't suck well, I pumped my breast milk for months for my first baby. My breasts were a mess with blistering and sometimes they would bleed so much that I just threw out the milk. Second baby I pumped for a much shorter time. Third baby didn't have PC and was an awesome "sucker" but even in the hospital, my breasts started to blister and I said "forget it" - I've got three little boys to care for and went straight to the formula bottle. Still felt the guilt somewhat because I know about all the benefits of breastfeeding. And I believe them. However, all three of my boys are in the gifted programs at school (ok, yes I'm bragging) so I think they survived just fine with good old formula. Whether or not it was related to PC, I don't know, but one other thing I figured is if feeding my babies was a dreaded thing because of the awful pain and terrible toll on my skin and not a bonding, loving thing (which is was with the bottle) then I figured the agony of breastfeeding defeated one of the best benefits of feeding my babies."
K6a patient 1 "...I finally came to the same realization...that we were losing out on the part we both needed/wanted the most...the calm, relaxing, joy of bonding during feeding. The tears and frustration - for both of us - were just not worth the potential added nutrition. Our stories are so amazingly similar...I pumped for weeks as well...just praying that both my children got the magical "mommy elixir" that so important at the beginning of life. We did the SAME thing with my son's nipples...found the "squishiest" we could find...and enlarged the openings with large needles. What a support we could've been to one another during those times! I pray that if a new PC mom - or mom to a PCer - finds these messages and reaches out to one of us in a time of need!"
K6a patient 2 "Yes I sure wish we would have known each other back then. I bet my own mom would have liked the support too as she was trying to feed me! Still, it's nice to know I wasn't the only one. Somehow hearing your story makes me not feel so odd. For the record, to this day, I don't enjoy ice cream cones because it irrates my tongue to lick. I don't enjoy suckers either. Unfortunately for my waistline, I find eating ice cream wonderfully satisfying with a spoon."
K17 patient "I have also had a terrible time with brestfeeding! My first son with PC never understood how to suck from the breast. So after five weeks of terrible pain, fear of being a bad mother, bleeding nipples, and a infected breast (which I had to go to a hospital for, and let the puss get out in a surgery) I gave up!!! I didn't get any help before it was too late... 2nd child without PC had no problem to suck. He ate as much as possible. He could eat constant. But my breasts didn't like it. I got blisters and cracks from the start. They were bleeding and extreemly painful! I tried everything but nothing helped. I got help from the hospital, but even if I told them about PC, they tried to find all other reasons they could. After about five weeks I gave up, and started to pump the brests, but it hurted too so I couldn't continue doing it. After about 2 months I heard about a moisering creme special for the breastnipples. And when I used it, the cracks and sores became better! I also gave him bottle to drink of and only breastfeeded him 2 times a day (afternoons and nights). This summer I stopped giving him breast in the day. I have tried to give up the feeding but he has problem to drink something else at night, and he wakes up several times, but I'm too lazy to get up so I give him the breast instead... But I've had 2 mastitis lately and this morning I woke up with a blister on the nipple! So I have to stop soon..."
K6a patient "I have breastfed all of my children. In all three cases, I have developed what looks like could be a callous on one of my nipples. I didn't know if it was related to the issues I was having with breastfeeding (in all 3 children, I've had really sore nipples which even cracked and bled) or if it was from the PC. When I spoke with lactation consultants, they didn't really say whether the nipple looked normal or not but when it comes to sore nipples, I think they come in all different shapes and forms. "
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