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8 thoughts on "About Mouth Swab Drug Testing"
Is the employment mouth swab drug test accurate for marijuana?
I may have a job interview and a mouth swab drug test at Tom Thumb tomorrow. I took 5 hits out of a bong a week ago. And I haven't smoked about a month and a half prior to that. I heard that the mouth swab drug test doesn't come up positive for marijuana, is this true?
It is and you will pass!
Saliva tests are accurate but only test back 3 days.
The mouth swab can come up positive. Tests differ in range 48 to 72 hours.
How do I pass a mouth swab drug test in 24 hours?
How do I pass a mouth swab drug test in 24 hours? Can I drink tons of water like with a UA test? Scrape my mouth?
I've been researching the swab test myself and this is the most informative info I have found but don't rely on this and use anything prior to testing. Hope this helps.
The Oral Fluid Drug Test detection time (Swab Test)
Cocaine (COC) up to 24 hours
Amphetamine (AMP) up to 72 hours
Methamphetamine (mAMP) up to 72 hours
Opiates (OPI) 24-48 hours
Marijuana (THC) up to 14 hours
How does a mouth swab drug test work?
I'm going to have to take a mouth swab drug test for a new job and I was wondering what it would be all about. I have no reason to worry about whether or not it will come back postive. I'm just wondering what they are testing for, and how long it usually takes to get the results back. Also is it typically done in a Doctor Office?
The saliva test is actually the most "lenient" of all the drug tests. Basically, when you smoke, say, marijuana, many of the particles you breathe in will contact your saliva, and some of them will "stick" to it.
So, when the swab picks up some saliva, it will also 'grab' some of the smoke particles that landed in your saliva, and if such narcotics are detected in a high enough *concentration*, then the test will return positive.
For some opiates and cocaine, some of the particles from the blood will enter into the saliva, making for a longer test period, of maybe 2-3 days at most. For anything smoked, the test is only good for 12-16 hours tops.
IIRC, it is one of the cheaper tests, and results come back quickly.
How effective are the mouth-swab drug screenings?
I just applied for a job that uses the mouth-swab drug tests. I have heard from a few people that these aren't as accurate as urine screening and you could even pass by not smoking cannabis for as little as 3 days before the test. Is this true?
Usually there's a 48 hour window where the swab test will detect drug use. It's really testing for very recent use. You should stop smoking now, just to be safe though. It sounds like your test is a few days off.


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[Here's a submission we received from a concerned member of the Santee Sioux nation; it's a letter addressed to the CEO of Urban Outfitters that raises some compelling moral and, interestingly, legal issues with some of the store's native themed clothing and accessories…]
This is amazing. I'm taking a lot of knowledge in from this class (Native Americans in North America). And I've decided against buying any inauthentic "tribal" or "native" patterned or based items.


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In The News
Are Signs of Old Age Really Something More Serious?
Source: ABC News
August 31, 2011
Shaky hands, a stooped posture and slower walking are often written off as normal signs of aging, but they may be more than that. These symptoms may be signs of tiny blocked blood vessels in the brain.Read More
Disasters Test Hospital Social Media Strategies
Source: HealthLeaders
August 31, 2011
Staten Island University Hospital leveraged social media outlets to communicate before, during and after the evacuation of its north and south campuses.Read More
Raining Babies in Huntington
Source: Patch.com
August 31, 2011
Huntington Hospital staff works overtime to take on evacuees from surrounding hospitals, round-the-clock baby deliveries.Read More
Getting Kids' Sleep Back on Schedule
Source: Newsday
August 31, 2011
With children returning to school, Cohen Children's Medical Center's Dr. Roya Samuels offers tips to parents on how to ensure that youngsters get enough sleep.Read More
Pediatricians Urge Kids Not to Take Up Boxing
Source: Newsday
August 31, 2011
Huntington Hospital pediatrician Dr. Michael Grosso discourages parents from letting their children take up boxing.Read More
Depression Accompanies Heart Attacks in Younger Women
Source: Bio-Medicine
August 30, 2011
Lenox Hill Hospital's Dr. Nieca Goldberg reacts to recent research revealing that women aged 60 and younger have an increased susceptibility to depression after a heart attack compared to others.Read More
Queens Nursing Home Tight-Lipped on Botched Evacuation
Source: NY 1 News
August 30, 2011
Working in the wind and rain as Hurricane Irene neared closer to the New York area on Saturday night, North Shore-LIJ EMTs helped evacuate 125 nursing home patients from seven nursing homes in the Rockaways and Long Beach.Read More
Growing Awareness of Autism
Source: Newsday
August 30, 2011
Cohen Children's Medical Center's Dr. Andrew Adesman is featured in a Q&A on the prevalnce of autism, what to look for, where to go for help and new developments in therapy.Read More
Five Facts About Benefits (and Costs) of Physical Therapy
Source: Newsday
August 30, 2011
North Shore-LIJ's chair of physical medicine and rehabilitation Dr. Adam Stein talks about the benefits of physical therapy as part of Newsday's weekly "Best Doctors" on Long Island feature.Read More
Blood Protein Might Signal Death Risk in Elderly
Source: HealthDay News
August 30, 2011
Swedish scientists have identified a protein circulating in the blood which seems to be a harbinger of an increased risk of death among elderly people.Read More
Evacuated Hospitals Ready for Patients
Source: Newsday
August 29, 2011
Hours after Hurricane Irene moved north on Sunday, hospitals that evacuated patients began the process of reopening for business.Read More
East Coast Hospitals Wrestle With Irene's Impact
Source: Modern Healthcare
August 29, 2011
Staten Island University Hospital and Southside Hospital in Bay Shore were among several New York area hospitals that evacuated patients in advance of Hurricane Irene.Read More
New Study Links Social Networking With Alcohol And Substance Abuse
Source: CBS News
August 29, 2011
A new study suggests that teens who use Facebook and other social networking sites are three times as likely to drink alcohol, twice as likely to use marijuana, and five times more likely to smoke tobacco than teens who don't frequent the site.Read More
Hospitals Send Patients to Other Facilities
Source: Newsday
August 28, 2011
More than 1,000 patients who were evacuated from Southside Hospital and the north and south campuses of Staten Island University Hospital were transported to other North Shore-LIJ Hospitals in New York City and on Long Island.Read More
Katz Women's Hospital Opens
Source: This Week
August 27, 2011
With the Katz Women's Hospital at North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset already open, LIJ Medical Center will soon be celebrating the completion of the Katz Women's Hospital and Zuckerberg Pavilion.Read More
Hospitals Gird for Chaos
Source: NY Daily News
August 27, 2011
Lenox Hill Hospital's director of emergency nursing talks about the hospital's preparedness in advance of Hurricane Irene's landfall on Sunday.Read More
Get Ready
Source: Newsday
August 27, 2011
As Hurricane Irene moved toward New York, North Shore-LIJ and other hospitals began evacuating patients.Read More
Staten Island Hospital Evacuated
Source: ABC News
August 26, 2011
Praising Staten Island University Hospital employees as its "people of the week," ABC News interviews hospital medical director Dr. Mark Jarrett and other physicians and employees involved in the evacuation of patients in advance of Hurricane Irene.Read More
Ahead of Hurricane Irene, Staten Island University Hospital Begins Evacuations of Patients
Source: Staten Island Advance
August 26, 2011
Staten Island University Hospital evacuated or discharged about 750 patients from its north and south campuses in advance of Hurricane Irene.Read More
Hurricane Coverage
Source: CNN
August 26, 2011
Staten Island University Hospital CEO Anthony Ferreri is interviewed live by CNN anchor Candy Crowley as the hospital evacuated patients in advance of Hurricane Irene's arrival.Read More
Politics as Usual
Source: Record
August 25, 2011
Newspaper editorial applauds the services provided at Huntington Hospital's Dolan Family Health Center and calls on local government officials to "stop playing games" with cutting funding to the program.Read More
Levy Compromises on Dolan Cut
Source: Half Hollows Hills
August 25, 2011
Following months of negotiations, Suffolk County has agreed to pay the state $10 million to cover the cost of disputed health service reimbursements dating back to 2008 -- about half of what was initially demanded.Read More
In Early Alzheimer's, Work is Possible with Support
Source: CNN.com
August 25, 2011
The Feinstein Institute's Dr. Marc Gordon and other Alzheimer's experts discuss the recent disclosure by University of Tennessee Women's Basketball Coach Pat Summitt that she has been diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease.Read More
Steve Jobs Faces Uphill Battle Against Cancer: Experts
Source: HealthDay News
August 25, 2011
Dr. Craig Devoe from North Shore-LIJ's Monter Cancer Center and other pancreatic cancer experts weigh in on the illness that friends and associates say led to Apple CEO Steve Jobs' decision to step down on Thursday.Read More
North Shore-LIJ, Rockville Centre Ambulance Partnership Saves Time, Money, Lives
Source: PR-USA Net
August 25, 2011
Over the past 2 1/2 years, the North Shore-LIJ Center for Emergency Medical Services has responded to more than 2,300 911 emergency calls from residents of Rockville Centre and transported over 1,800 ill or injured patients to area hospitals as part of a groundbreaking partnership.Read More
Questioning Accountable Care
Source: Long Island Business News
August 24, 2011
North Shore-LIJ's Howard Gold discusses the health system's efforts to create an "accountable care organization."Read More
Long-Term Antibiotic Use May Lessen COPD Flare-Ups
Source: HealthDay News
August 24, 2011
Taking a daily dose of the antibiotic azithromycin may help prevent life-threatening complications of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), researchers say.Read More
24-Hour Monitoring Best to Diagnose Hypertension
Source: MedPage Today
August 24, 2011
Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring is the most cost-effective way to confirm a hypertension diagnosis before starting treatment, researchers reported.Read More
Study Links Writing Difficulties to ADHD
Source: HealthDay News
August 23, 2011
Children diagnosed with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) have a much higher risk of developing a written language disorder, a new study indicates.Read More
HPV Test May be Better Predictor of Cervical Cancer than Pap Smear
Source: HealthDay News
August 23, 2011
A test that detects the two strains of human papillomavirus (HPV) that are most likely to raise the risk of invasive cervical cancer, when combined with the Pap test, may be more accurate for many women than the Pap test alone, a new study indicates.Read More
I Love Rewards Announces the 50 Most Engaged Workplaces™ in US
Source: Yahoo News
August 23, 2011
The North Shore-LIJ Health System has been selected as one of the nation's 50 most-engaged workplaces.Read More
Identifying Prediabetes Just Got Easier
Source: Quality Health
August 22, 2011
Lenox Hill Hospital's Dr. Spyros Mezitis discusses a new study aimed at improving the early evaluation and management of risk factors leading to diabetes.Read More
100 Most Influential People in Healthcare
Source: Modern Healthcare
August 22, 2011
North Shore-LIJ President and CEO Michael Dowling was ranked 29th on Modern Healthcare magazine's "100 Most Influential People in Healthcare" list, up from 51st in 2010.Read More
Newborn Heart Test
Source: CBS Evening News
August 22, 2011
Cohen Children's Medical Center's Dr. Dennis Davidson is interviewed about the use of pulse oximetry to screen newborns for cardiac birth defects, which a federal advisory committee recommends be used more broadly.Read More
Falls From Windows Claiming Too Many Children's Lives
Source: HealthDay News
August 22, 2011
Lenox Hill Hospital's Dr. Tamara R. Kuittinen weighs in on a new study from the Center for Injury Research and Policy which found that children under the age of five were more than three times as likely to die from head injuries sustained in window falls than older children.Read More
New Back Pain Procedure
Source: WABC-Channel 7
August 22, 2011
The Cushing Neuroscience Institute's Dr. Alon Mogilner discusses a new minimally invasive procedure performed by several North Shore-LIJ physicians to treat spinal stenosis, which pinches nerves and causes back and leg pain.Read More
Med School's Inaugural Class Trained as EMTs
Source: AMA News
August 22, 2011
As first-year medical students nationwide donned lab coats for the white coat ceremonies that have become a tradition at many schools, 40 students at New York's newest medical school began classes with a different rite of passage. They are starting their training to be physicians by first becoming certified EMTs.Read More
Lenox Hill Hospital Using a New Procedure to Freeze the Source of Irregular Heart Rhythms
Source: WABC-Channel 7
August 22, 2011
Lenox Hill Hospital's Dr. Neil Sanghvi and one of his atrial fibrillation patients are interviewed about a new procedure that uses a balloon catheter to freeze the malfunctioning heart tissue and stop the electrical signals that cause the arrhythmia.Read More
Learn How to Create, Properly Use a Nursing Curriculum Vitae
Source: Nurse.com
August 22, 2011
North Shore-LIJ's head of talent acquisition, Susan Shevlin, RN, and other nursing recruiters offer tips to those applying for nursing positions.Read More
Melky Cabrera's Suspension Proves Major League Baseball Players Are Still Cheating
Source: Newark Star-Ledger
August 20, 2011
When word spread last week that former Yankee and current San Francisco Giants outfielder Melky Cabrera had tested positive for an elevated testosterone level and was going to be suspended for 50 games, the immediate reaction around the game was not so much surprise, but more like bewilderment. As in, even with testing, guys are still using?Read More
Vitamins May Lower Risk of Birth Complication
Source: WebMD
August 19, 2011
A new study shows that women who take a multivitamin every day around the time of conception appear to have a reduced risk for delivering low-birth-weight babies, a good practice that Lenox Hill Hospital's Dr. Jennifer Wu says helps correct nutritional deficiencies affecting many women.Read More
Brain Surgery for Tourette's
Source: Fox News Channel
August 19, 2011
See how deep brain stimulation surgery performed by a North Shore University Hospital surgical team headed by Dr. Alon Mogilner transformed the life of a Long Island teenager with severe Tourette's Syndrome.Read More
A Hole-in-One for Huntington
Source: Half Hollow Hills
August 18, 2011
The Loughlin Charity Golf Open will benefit Huntington Hospital's renovation and construction of a new patient care unit.Read More
Annual Pap Tests Often Ordered But Unneeded: Study
Source: HealthDay News
August 18, 2011
Many doctors continue to recommend annual screenings for cervical cancer, even though current guidelines say some women can wait much longer between tests.Read More
Quit Smoking Tips
Source: News 12 Long Island
August 18, 2011
New smoking bans along with graphic commercials and cigarette packaging are being used to encourage smokers to quit.Read More
The Patient Becomes Surgeon at LIJ
Source: Queens Tribune
August 17, 2011
Former robotic surgery patients recently returned to LIJ Medical Center to take turns using the da Vinci robot that was used to treat their gynecologic oncology conditions.Read More
Hospital Awards Vet Med Scholarship
Source: Queens Tribune
August 17, 2011
The Rosen Family Foundation recently awarded its Veteran's Medical School Scholarship Award for Excellence to Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of Medicine student Benjamin Smith, an Army veteran who completed two tours of duty in Iraq before transitioning into medicine.Read More
CityParks Foundation's Track, Field Competition Supported by North Shore-LIJ
Source: NY1 News
August 17, 2011
More than 1,500 children turned out for track and field competition at Randall's Island in Manhattan, part of the City Parks Foundation's Sports & Fitness Programs sponsored by the North Shore-LIJ Health System.Read More
Princess Gowns for a Pauper's Pocketbook
Source: Staten Island Live
August 17, 2011
Staten Island University Hospital (SIUH) Board member Toni Elliot created "Toni's Closet" as a way to sell her extensive collection of clothing hand bags, hats, accessories and other designer items -- and donate the proceeds to SIUH's Women and Children's Center.Read More
What Do I Say to Someone with Cancer?
Source: Huffington Post
August 17, 2011
Staten Island University Hospital's Dr. Leonard Farber appears on a new video series offered by AOL's Healthy Living, answering the question, "What do I say to someone with cancer"?Read More
Sport-Deaths Shine Light on Athletes' Depression
Source: Reuters News Service
August 17, 2011
The recent deaths of three North American athletes have nudged the spotlight away from doping and concussions to shine a light on another of elite sport's darkest secrets -- depression, a condition that afflicts about 14.8 million Americans, says Lenox Hill Hospital's Dr. Alan Manevitz.Read More
Radioactive Iodine Risks May Outweigh Benefit for Some Tumors, Study Finds
Source: Bloomberg News
August 16, 2011
North Shore-LIJ thyroid expert Dr. Irwin Klein weighs in on a study published in this week's Journal of American Medical Association that says the use of radioactive iodine to treat thyroid cancer increased 40 percent from 1990 to 2008, even though the risks may outweigh the benefits for some patients.Read More
Fast Facts about Ultrasound and Pregnancy
Source: Newsday
August 16, 2011
As part of its continuing coverage of Long Island's "Top Doctors," Newsday highlights the maternal fetal medicine expertise of North Shore University Hospital and LIJ Medical Center, and their respective leaders, Drs. Burt Rochelson and Natalie Meirowitz.Read More
Katz Women's Hospital Achieves Hotel-Like Comfort
Source: Verizon FiOS1 News - Long Island
August 16, 2011
North Shore University Hospital Executive Director Susan Somerville discusses the hotel-like accommodations at the recently opened Katz Women's Hospital and the positive impact that the hospital has on the Long Island economy.Read More
More Irish Eyes are Shining
Source: Not Running a Hospital/Paul Levy Health Care Blog
August 15, 2011
In his widely read daily health care blog, Paul Levy, the former president and CEO of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, congratulates North Shore-LIJ CEO Michael Dowling on winning the National Center for Healthcare Leadership's 2011 Gail L. Warden Leadership Excellence Award.Read More
Study: Risk Of Recurrence Of Autism Among Siblings Higher Than Previously Thought
Source: NY 1 News
August 15, 2011
Cohen Children's Medical Center's Dr. Andrew Adesman discusses a new American Academy of Pediatrics' study showing that parents who already have a child with autism face an 18.7 percent greater risk of giving birth to another child with the disorder.Read More
6 Strength-Building Moves to Do Now
Source: More
August 15, 2011
Dr. Malachy McHugh of Lenox Hill Hospital's Nicholas Institute of Sports Medicine and Athletic Trauma offers tips on how to build or maintain body strength as we get older, helping to preserve balance and reduce the incidence of falls.Read More
State Dormitory Authority Approves $426M in Bonds for North Shore-LIJ
Source: Bond Buyer
August 15, 2011
The Dormitory Authority of the State of New York has approved $426 million in bonds for the North Shore-LIJ Health System.Read More
Hospital Stays Up for Kids' Psych Ills
Source: Newsday
August 13, 2011
An analysis published this week in the Archives of General Psychiatry says hospitalizations of fewer than 30 days for acute psychiatric conditions have increased substantially for children and teens nationwide, prompting Zucker Hillside Hospital's Dr. Victor Fornari to question whether economic factors might explain the trend.Read More
North Shore-LIJ establishes Health & Wellness Center at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Source: Oyster Bay Guardian
August 12, 2011
Officials from the North Shore-LIJ Health System and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory recently established a Health and Wellness Center on the research center's 116-acre campus.Read More
North Shore Medical Staff Society Gives Dr. Scherr Lifetime Achievement Award
Source: Great Neck News
August 12, 2011
The North Shore University Hospital Medical Staff Society recently presented Dr. Lawrence Scherr, the hospital's former chair of medicine and senior executive within the health system, with a lifetime achievement award.Read More
North Shore Ranked as Top Hospital
Source: Great Neck News
August 12, 2011
North Shore University Hospital was recently ranked by US News & World Report as one of the nation's best hospitals in the areas of geriatrics and gastroenterology.Read More
Poor Urban Heterosexuals at High Risk of HIV: CDC
Source: HealthDay News
August 11, 2011
The HIV infection rate among low-income heterosexuals in 24 American cities with a high prevalence of AIDS is 10 to 20 times greater than in the general US population, a new government report indicates.Read More
North Shore-LIJ Sees Need for Workplace Docs
Source: Crain's Health Pulse
August 11, 2011
As part of a first step toward rolling out health and wellness services to the broader community, North Shore-LIJ recently began partnering with Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory on an onsite Health and Wellness Center.Read More
Getting Along With Coworkers May Add Years to Your Life
Source: HealthDay News
August 11, 2011
Good relationships with co-workers and a convivial, supportive work environment may add years to your life, new Israeli research finds.Read More
Kids with Migraines
Source: Medstar
August 10, 2011
North Shore-LIJ headache specialist Dr. Noah Rosen talks about the special challenges facing children with migraines.Read More
Baby's Fever May Not Signal Teething
Source: HealthDay News
August 10, 2011
If a baby is cranky, drooling and running a fever, teething often gets the blame, but a new study finds that fever is not a symptom of teething.Read More
School of Medicine's Medical Scholars Pipeline Program Prepares Teens for Health Care Careers
Source: Amsterdam News
August 10, 2011
The Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of Medicine's Scholars Pipeline program targets economically disadvantaged high school students, exposing them to healthcare career opportunities.Read More
Add Trichomonas Vaginalis to STD Screen
Source: Internal Medicine News
August 10, 2011
When screening women for gonorrhea and chlamydia, doctors should also screen them for Trichomonas vaginalis, based on recent study authored by Dr. Christine Ginnocchio of North Shore-LIJ Laboratories.Read More
'Amazing' Therapy Destroys Leukemia in 3 Patients
Source: Associated Press
August 10, 2011
In what LIJ Medical Center's Dr. Kanti Rai calls an "amazing achievement," scientists are reporting the first clear success with a new approach for treating leukemia — turning the patients' own blood cells into assassins that hunt and destroy their cancer cells.Read More
Achilles' Tendon Tears Plague N.F.L. Camps
Source: The New York Times
August 10, 2011
Lenox Hill Hospital's Dr. Elliott Hershman talks about the surge in achilles tendon injuries in football training camps.Read More
Implants Aid Parkinson's
Source: Newsday
August 9, 2011
North Shore University Hospital's Dr. Alon Mogilner weighs in on a new long-term study showing the success of deep-brain stimulation surgery on patients with Parkinson's disease.Read More
Bad Economic News Taking Toll on Americans' Emotion
Source: HealthDay News
August 9, 2011
The psyche of Americans is taking a hit from another round of bad bad economic news, says Lenox Hill Hospital psychiatrist Dr. Alan Manevitz.Read More
Judge Dismisses Jehovah's Witness' 'Wrongful Life' Lawsuit vs. Staten Island Doctor and University Hospital
Source: Staten Island Advance
August 8, 2011
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by a Jehovah's Witness family against Staten Island University Hospital and a physician who performed a life-saving blood transfusion.Read More
NCHL to Honor North Shore-LIJ Health System President and CEO Michael J. Dowling
Source: PR Web
August 8, 2011
Michael Dowling is being recognized for bringing innovation and accountability to healthcare and for creating a culture of mentorship at North Shore-LIJ Health System.Read More
Frequent Tests Help Track Progression of Glaucoma, Study Finds
Source: HealthDay News
August 8, 2011
Frequent visual field testing may help doctors detect progression of the eye disease glaucoma at an earlier stage, a new study says.Read More
11 North Shore-LIJ Hospitals Recognized for Stroke Care
Source: Nurse.com
August 8, 2011
Eleven North Shore-LIJ Health System hospitals have earned the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association's Get With The Guidelines Stroke Quality Achievement Award, recognizing their successes in implementing the highest standards of stroke care.Read More
Add This Kind of Fiber for Less Belly Fat
Source: Quality Health
August 8, 2011
No one likes to have flabby arms, chubby thighs, or bountiful hips. But fat in these areas is considered subcutaneous fat, and while it may not be pretty, it's not as hazardous to your health as visceral fat.Read More
Med School a Win for LI
Source: News 12 Long Island
August 8, 2011
News 12 editorial lauds the new Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of Medicine and its innovative curriculum.Read More
Long Island Hospital Earns Geriatric, Gastroenterology Recognition
Source: Nurse.com
August 8, 2011
US News and World Report ranked North Shore University Hospital among the best in the country for geriatrics and gastroenterology.Read More
Medical Student Receives Vet Scholarship
Source: North Shore-LIJ Studios
August 5, 2011
Hofstra North Shore-LIJ medical student Benjamin Smith, a West Point-trained Iraqi war veteran, was recently awarded the Florence and Robert A. Rosen Family Foundation Veteran's Medical School Scholarship Award for Excellence.Read More
Jury Out on HGH Test
Source: NY Daily News
August 5, 2011
North Shore-LIJ's Dr. Gary Wadler, a sports doping expert, weighs in on the NFL's proposal to screen for human growth hormones.Read More
Scientists Take Navel-Gazing to New Level
Source: HealthDay News
August 5, 2011
Germs used to be viewed as only bad, but scientists who have taken navel-gazing to a new level are finding that the ones living in your belly button coexist quite nicely with the rest of your body's microbes.Read More
Dynamic Father and Son Leaders of nuBest Salon Now Share More Than a Work Address
Source: Manhasset Press
August 5, 2011
Michael and Jamie Mazzei of nuBest Salon and Spa in Manhasset have shared a lot in common working side-by-side for 22 years–and now that bond is even stronger. Jamie, 42, donated a kidney to his father Michael, 71, who underwent successful kidney transplant surgery on July 19 at North Shore University Hospital.Read More
Care, Research, Education Are Foundation's Trinity
Source: Wall Street Journal
August 4, 2011
The Don Monti Memorial Research Foundation has aided cancer patients for 40 years, but it's legacy may be in the longtime support for scientists at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory whose research recently described a potentially promising new treatment for severely ill patients with acute myeloid leukemia.Read More
New Program is a 'Perfect Fit' for Rockville Centre Native
Source: Long Island Herald
August 4, 2011
A Rockville Centre native talks about the benefits of going to medical school locally at the Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of Medicine.Read More
Swim Benefits Brain Aneurysm Treatment
Source: Newsday
August 3, 2011
A fundraising swim will be held on August 13 at Oyster Bay Cove Beach to benefit the Brain Aneurysm Center at North Shore University Hospital.Read More
5 Fast Facts About Prenatal Testing
Source: Newsday
August 2, 2011
One of the five fast facts are getting screened while you are pregnant.Read More
5 Fast Facts on Mood-Altering Medications for Kids
Source: Newsday
August 2, 2011
Zucker Hillside Hospital psychiatrist Dr. Judith Greenberg offers her insight on whether children should be prescribed medications commonly used to treat hyperactivity, anxiety, depression and other behavioral health conditions.Read More
Heart Bypass Surgery Ratings
Source: Consumer Reports
August 2, 2011
A Consumer Reports' special section on heart health lists Lenox Hill Hospital's Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery as one of only six top-rated groups in New York State. The 323 surgical groups listed share their performance data with The Society of Thoracic Surgeons, giving magazine subscribers the ability to access heart bypass surgery results.Read More
Plan for Former St. Vincent's Site Clears Landmarks Board
Source: DNAinfo.com
August 2, 2011
Greenwich Village moved one step closer to a proposed new medical facility on the former St. Vincent's Medical Center campus on Tuesday, when the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission approved North Shore-LIJ's designs for the Maritime Union Building.Read More
Fetal Exposure to Magnetic Fields From Appliances, Power Lines May Up Kids' Asthma Risk
Source: HealthDay News
August 1, 2011
A new study suggests that the children of mothers exposed to high levels of magnetic fields during pregnancy are at increased risk of developing asthma.Read More
Prenatal Omega-3 Fatty Acid Supplements May Cut Babies' Colds
Source: HealthDay News
August 1, 2011
New research indicates that when women take a supplement of the omega 3 fatty acid DHA during pregnancy, their babies have fewer cold symptoms and shorter illnesses, giving women another good reason to take the supplement, says Lenox Hill Hospital's Dr. Jennifer Wu.Read More
Another Cost of Capital: Cash Infusion Can Mean Survival for a Hospital, but Also Loss of Independence
Source: Modern Healthcare
August 1, 2011
Modern Healthcare magazine highlights Lenox Hill Hospital as a case study of the financial difficulties faced by stand-alone hospitals and the $150 million funding commitment that the North Shore-LIJ Health System made toward capital improvements at Lenox Hill Hospital after it joined the health system in May 2010.Read More
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Uniden website wont even let you send your e-mail after a lengthy process. Hangups and really dont care when you do get a person on the phone.
Here is the problem I tried to send to them., Yes I should have sent the 2nd radio in sooner, but..
Reader Beware Buy NO UNIDEN RADIO PRODUCTS.
the company knows their junk and rely on consumers just disposing of them when they break in the first few months rather than mess with the crap and time it takes to send them back.
This is the 2nd radio we had go bad within a short time. The first I just chalked up to experiance, This HH955 #85001325 was used infrequently for one season when it stopped transmitting!
It was placed in its box and placed on a shelf! I replaced it with another brand radio still working fine. I get around to looking into service and see that it Was covered for three years... damn if I had only known. reciept...dated 11/17/00 we bought two of them for 89.99 ea on sale @ west marine one for our club to raffle. I see the new versions are 99.00. I wanted to request a waver of the flat rate as when you recieve this radio back, (if you will) you will see its pristine lack of use and like new in original box condition.
should you restore my feelings about Uniden, I would not prominently display this radio for all of our club's members advertisement and my frequent reminders of distrust.
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Title of thesis: Big Love or Big Problem? Feminist perspectives on the legal recognition of polygamy in English law
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I joined the University of Birmingham to read for my Masters in 2012 after being awarded a first class joint honours Law and French degree from Coventry University. During my undergraduate studies, I was the recipient of the Coventry Law School Prize for best performance on the full-time LL.B course for three consecutive years as well as the Oxford University Press Prize.
Whilst reading for my LL.M degree I became fascinated by the presence and voice of women in the Law. This led to my taking several courses on gender theory within a legal and political science context which has influenced both my doctoral research and broader research interests.
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Big Love or Big Problem? Feminist perspectives onthe legal recognition of polygamy in English law
My research seeks to examine the viability of incorporating polygamy into the United Kingdom's legal definition of marriage from a feminist perspective. Such research will be undertaken through a primary comparison of UK law with legal provisions pertaining to polygamy and sex discrimination in Pakistan. The project will also involve a comparative qualitative study of women's experiences within polygamous and monogamous marriages along with a discussion of any possible reforms to existing law on this area.
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I'll laugh until the sun comes out
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Alright retards you do know that Miley can't see what you wrote due to the fact that she doesn't go on this page right? Actually, I'd never heard of it, I just couldn't go on Metro Lyrics because they didn't have this song on Hannah's page. So, yeah, you retards, think before you speak and/or type!!
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hey miley why didnt you make this a real song? i thought i was really good! by the way i love your show its always been my dream to play on it... well when it came out april 24... anyways i love you and your song!!! xD
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For more than 80 years, the Mohawk Country Day School (formerly Mohawk Country Home School) has been teaching children ages two years, nine months through six, providing experiences that help them learn and grow.
We are committed to fulfilling each child's needs with age-appropriate programs that carefully balance teacher-directed and child-initiated activities.
With an enriched curriculum and highly skilled staff, children at Mohawk develop socially, physically, creatively and intellectually in a warm, nurturing environment.
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- Children are grouped by age and developmental level in small classes. They are taught by caring, knowledgeable teachers and an array of specialists in charming, home-like buildings on Mohawk's remarkable 40-acre site. Complete with an animal farm, apple orchard, grape arbor, playing fields, gymnasium, music rooms and a computer lab, Mohawk provides wonderful opportunities for young children to explore, discover and play.
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Counselors offer many career planning activities to help students explore their future career options. Waubonsee offers both transfer programs leading to baccalaureate degrees and occupational programs that prepare you for employment.
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Counselors and advisors can discuss the possibility of applying for college credit from alternative sources toward the completion of your Waubonsee degree. See "Recording Credit at Waubonsee" for more information.
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Applying for an Associate Degree: Intent to Graduate forms should be submitted early in the semester before you expect to complete your degree to ensure you will meet all the requirements to graduate. Intent to Graduate forms can be found at MYWCC; in the Student Forms box, under Academic Forms. You may also contact the Counseling department, STC 2nd floor Sugar Grove campus or call (630)466-2371
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I have configured an out-of-office responder ONLY on User A's computer. Users B & C do not have any auto-replies configured at all. Now whenever someone sends an email to User A, they get an out-of-office reply not just from A, but from users B & C too!
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Joined by top U.S. transportation officials, Boeing and American Airlines showcased the 737-800 "ecoDemonstrator" flying testbed at Washington Reagan National Airport on September 18. Boeing flew the aircraft from its flight-test facility at Glasgow, Montana, one day earlier using a biofuel blend partially made from used cooking oil.
Boeing 737 Next Generation
CAE executives have rushed to Farnborough from Barcelona, Spain, where the company last week inaugurated a new center for commercial aircraft pilots and cabin crew near the main operating base of Vueling Airlines, the new facility's anchor customer. The Canada-based group also recently expanded its training network by opening a new facility in South Korea and acquiring Oxford Aviation Academy in the UK.
The FAA is proposing a new Airworthiness Directive for the Boeing 737-600, -700, -700C, -800, -900 and -900ER. It is prompted by a report of an inboard main landing gear (MLG) door assembly departure due to premature fatigue cracking in the inboard MLG door hinge fittings. The AD would require repetitive inspections for cracking of the inboard MLG door hinge fittings and modification of cracked fittings, which would terminate the repetitive inspections.
The Dutch government has decided no charges will be brought against Turkish Airlines in the 2009 accident of a Boeing 737-800 on approach to the Netherlands Schiphol Airport, which claimed the lives of nine people and injured 84 more.
CAE has begun construction of a second training center in São Paulo, Brazil. It is near the city's São Paulo Congonhas downtown airport and slated to enter service later this summer or early fall.
The current CAE training center at Guarulhos International Airport recently expanded its roster of simulator bays to 10 from six and offers training for the A320, A330, A340, 737NG and 777. CAE also recently introduced Sikorsky S-76 training.
Following an announcement yesterday from Boeing that revealed more details about the 737 Max airliner series, Boeing Business Jets confirmed in response to AIN questions that the BBJ1, BBJ2 and BBJ3 bizliners will be transitioning to the upgraded Max platform. For airline use, Boeing plans to develop the 737-8 Max first, then the -9 and finally the -7.
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Walnut Etagere Waterfall Whatnot C. 1870
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Boylston Antiques is proud to present This Walnut Etagere Waterfall Whatnot C. 1870. 3 Fretwork galleried shelves atop 2 un-galleried shelves, united by turned supports. Top 4 shelves have turned finials where the supports pierce the shelves. Each shelf features superb serpentine curves in front and on the sides. A wonderful example of Rococo Revival style in America. It is sometimes called a "Waterfall Whatnot" due to the graduation of the shelves. Measurements: Height: 58 inches. Width: 36 inches. Depth: 15 ½ inches. A wonderful display piece for your collection of fine glass or china! Condition: . This piece is in overall good condition. It is sturdy. There are some minor nicks and scrapes, especially along the leading edges of the shelves, consistent with the age of the piece. Some of the fretwork has been re-glued. All items are sold "as is" and all sales are final. This is an antique piece of furniture; small nicks and scratches are part of the beauty of an antique and are not described unless significant. This etagere may be picked up in Boylston, MA. We can arrange for delivery within 100 miles. Please e-mail for a delivery estimate with your location and particulars. Locations beyond 100 miles will require a freight estimate. Please ask any questions prior to offering to purchase.
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moreAttract amazing hummingbirds to your backyard! With this comprehensive, beautifully illustrated guide, you'll find it easy to attract these tiny jewel-like birds to your own yard. The Stokes Hummingbird Book provides all the information you need to bring hummingbirds up close, identify them, and understand their fascinating and varied behavior. The book includes: * Range maps and full-color photographs to help you identify and locate hummingbirds * Information on how to select the proper feeders, what to use in them, when to put them up, and when to take them down * Advice on what flowers to plant to attract hummingbirds in your part of the country * Amazing facts about hummingbirds, such as how fast they fly and how much they weigh * Guidelines for photographing hummingbirds * Complete information on hummingbird behavior, including flight displays, breeding habits, and feeding * A special section on attracting orioles, with photographs and behavior guides for each of the eight species found in North America * A resource list for hummingbird supplies. less
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So that wedding finally happened this past weekend!!! And my beautiful best friend allowed me the honour of making her cake topper, Brittney and Tyler Larsen high-fiving in brass, I love this little family too much, the wedding was amazing and was the perfect start to what we hope will be a long and happy life together! Cheers!
The cake I made a while ago for my little Brittney's engagement party, the wedding's so soon!
A photo mandala I made a few years back, still one of my favourites~
My self-portrait ~ A Marianne Mandala
Yours truly courtesy of mirrored Photo Booth, used this to make a mandala self-portarit today,
Me and my sun years ago.
My new baby. What a great find.
or something like that, succumbing to society's expectations doesn't feel so bad when you make art in the process.
[a big thanks to my incredible brother for taking these pictures]
"I touch you, I taste you, I see you"
I haven't made a collage in a while, I like the way this one turned out.
Brass All-Seeing Eye Mandala body necklace made by yours truly~
The final product turned out pretty magical if I do say so myself!


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Toronto Blue Jays (20-16)@
Boston Red Sox (17-17)
Wednesday, May 12
Fenway Park
Attendance: 37,198
Game Leaders
W: Marcum
(2-1) 2.78 era
S: Gregg
L: Wakefield
(0-2) 5.63 era
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Boston, MA (Sports Network) - Travis Snider hit a two-run homer and drove in all three runs as Toronto avoided a sweep with a narrow 3-2 decision over Boston in the final contest of three from Fenway Park.
"I still couldn't tell you how I hit the knuckleball," Snider said with a smile. "It just happens. You swing and you hope that you barrel it, and today was one of those days."
Lyle Overbay doubled and scored a run for the Blue Jays, who had dropped three of four coming in.
Shaun Marcum (2-1) turned in seven scoreless innings, holding Boston to two hits and striking out six. Kevin Gregg survived a shaky ninth inning to earn his 10th save.
J.D. Drew and Adrian Beltre drove in a run each for the Red Sox, who completed their 10-game homestand with a 7-3 mark.
Tim Wakefield (0-2) pitched well in defeat, allowing five hits and three runs over seven full frames, fanning five with one walk.
In the ninth facing Gregg, Kevin Youkilis singled with one out and Drew sent him home with a double to center. David Ortiz then fanned on a check-swing with a 3-2 count, and was nearly ejected by home-plate umpire Dale Scott. Sox manager Terry Francona was sent to the locker room, however, taking up the defense of his player.
I don't have to," Ortiz said when asked if he saw a replay of the pitch. "Thank God I wasn't hitting right-handed, because that would have hit me in the ribs."
Beltre then lined a hit to right to score Drew for a 3-2 contest, and Darnell McDonald looked like he had a bloop hit tight to the line behind first base, but Jays second-sacker John McDonald made an over-the-shoulder basket catch to end the game.
"We hung on," said Jays manager Cito Gaston. "We needed to win that one today to make it a good road trip."
Toronto snapped the scoreless deadlock in the fifth. Overbay led off with a ground-rule double to deep center, then came home on Snider's one-out double down the line in right.
Snider drilled a Wakefield offering into the bullpen in right with one down in the seventh and the Jays held a 3-0 advantage.
H: Dale Scott
1B: Jerry Meals
2B: Mark Wegner
3B: Dan Iassogna


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Nepal Maoists to stay in opposition
The UCPN-Maoist, the third largest party in Nepal's Constituent Assembly, Sunday said it will stay in the opposition but will help the other parties in the constitution drafting process.
The Nepali Congress and the Communist Party of Nepal-Unified Marxist-Leninist (CPN-UML) are the largest and second largest parties, respectively.
Addressing the first meeting of the Constituent Assembly at the International Convention Centre here Sunday, Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda', chairman of the Unified Communist Party of Nepal-Maoist (UPCN-Maoist), announced that his party will not join the government.
Prachanda, however, said his party would assist the other parties in drafting a new constitution.
The largest party in the 2008 elections, the Maoist party emerged as a dominant political force in Nepal but could not hold on to its premier status. In elections Nov 19 last year to constitute the second Constituent Assembly, the Maoists came a distant third.
"Our priority is not the government and who will be the next president of Nepal. We will sit in the opposition and will extend creative help to the Congress and CPN-UML in drafting the constitution," Prachanda said.
He, however, warned the others not to consider them as a small party "because we are part of Nepal's ongoing peace process and I am a signatory to that peace accord".
The accord signed in 2006 between the government and the Maoists had paved the way for a political transformation in Nepal. Under the accord, Nepal has held elections to the Constituent Assembly twice, but the larger agenda of framing the constitution still remains unfulfilled.
"It would be a blunder if the Maoist party is treated as a minor party," Prachanda warned.
Nepali Congress president Sushil Koirala, widely seen as the country's future prime minister, said the country needs a consensual government to forge political understanding which will assist in the constitution-drafting process.
"Almost 80 percent of the constitution-drafting process is complete," Koirala said.
The first constituent assembly was dissolved in 2012 after it failed to come to an agreement on federal states and the form of government.
CPN-UML chairman Jhalanath Khanal said Nepal needs a stable and strong government, and also demanded local elections that have not taken place in 16 years.
Top Madhesi leader Upendra Yadav, also a former deputy prime minister, gave a speech in Hindi and spoke of the achievements made during the tenure of the last constituent assembly (2008-2012).
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While looking for a screwdriver to fix a lamp in one of my dads draws I came across this, it's a metal match box that was my grandmothers, my dad said I could have it. I've now managed to get the mark off the front, and i like it, I don't have many things from my families past.
Bit morbid though as she and most my families deaths are either caused by or contributed to by smoking.


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Mindfulness meditation training changes brain structure in 8 weeks
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Born in New York City in 1952, Sharon Salzberg experienced a childhood involving considerable loss and turmoil. An early realization of the power of meditation to overcome personal suffering determined her life direction. Her teaching and writing now communicates that power to a worldwide audience of practitioners. Sharon first encountered Buddhism in 1969, in an […]
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The premier episode of the Winexpression vidcast highlights the Livermore Valley Wine Country in California, and three winemakers from the area; Steven Mirassou from the Steven Kent Winery, Karl Wente from Wente Family Estates, and Kirstin Nolte from Tenuta Vineyards. This 10:33 minute video will explore the focus of these winemakers and their vision for the future. Click here for more information on the area, and the wineries profiled in this episode.


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Where is the next bubble going to form? And will it hurt when it bursts?
After all the bubbles of the last two decades, it is tempting to find them everywhere. But even if stocks are overpriced, it is hard to call them a bubble. Low interest rates push investors into stocks, but the wild enthusiasm that accompanied history's classic bubbles is absent.


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Like many others on this site, I have been plagued by cellulite since my early teen years. I am not overweight and have exercised regularly my whole life. The cellulite is mainly on the upper sides of both thighs, with some dimples on my butt. For some reason, my left thigh is more 'bulge-y' than my right, and it shows through pants, especially exercise pants. It's ridiculous that I am at the gym just about every day (real workouts, not just bouncing along lightly on the elliptical) and have been so insecure about how I look that I don't want to go on an exercise machine when there are people in the row behind me, or at the front of a class. I've perfected the walk of going through the gym with a towel hanging down just right to cover my left thigh.
I was browsing around the internet one day, looking for a solution to my problem (was thinking I'd need a leg lift of some sort, with some of the excess skin removed) when I came upon the Cellulaze reviews. I was completely obsessed with it from the moment I read, and made my appointment for a consultation with Dr. Katz right away (he was one of the doctors that performed the clinical trials). I wish I had read about this sooner, since it took a while to find an appointment for my procedure, almost 2 months later (busy time at work, so I needed a Friday to have the weekend to recover).
Procedure Day
Per the instructions given to me by the office, I had a big breakfast and arrived at 8:30am. I think it was at least an hour or two before the official procedure began. There were forms to fill out, and then Dr. Katz took pictures and marked me up (a horrifying process, but he didn't make me feel uncomfortable at all, and also the nurse was very nice). I was given an anti-nausea pill and a tiny pill that was supposed to regulate my heart rate (I think that was the explanation). Then we went to the operating room and I was given a shot of Demerol and some numbing shots. I had read on this blog about the numbing process being very painful, and at first, I thought those shots were it and was relieved.. but THEN they began the real 'numbing process', which was painful and felt like someone was trying to pull my skin off (I was not looking, but it felt like maybe a tube was being inserted under my skin?) I think they were putting fluid into my legs. When the actual procedure began, I didn't feel much, but I felt like it took forever. Then, the doctor had me stand up several times and then did something to remove the fluid (felt and sounded like a vacuum and it kind of hurt- but I wasn't looking). When it was over, the nurse put a ton of bandaging on and helped me into my compression garment. I asked where the incision was and was told "oh, you'll see it". As soon as I stood up, I felt very nauseous and had to sit back down. The nurse said I could unzip the waist part of the garment (it went all the way up my ribcage). My friend arrived to take me home, but I was so nauseous that I wasn't able to leave the room for at least another half hour (but I'm extremely prone to nausea and motion sickness). She brought soup and bread, but I was only able to slowly nibble on some of the bread. The nurse gave me another anti-nausea pill. The plan was to take a cab home, but since I get so motion sick in cabs on a normal day, my friend walked me home (4 avenues- this would take about 6 minutes on a normal day). It was a slow walk-- my steps were very small and I wouldn't say I felt pain, but just strange. Plus, I could feel a stream of fluid dripping down both legs the whole way. I arrived home, ate my soup, tried watching some tv but it was a bit uncomfortable sitting. As the afternoon went on, my legs started to feel painful when I stood up. I typically do not take any type of medicine, and was afraid the pain pills could make me nauseous again, so I didn't take it. I tried sleeping-- I definitely did not just fall right asleep like I was supposed to (perhaps because I didn't take the pain pills). I wasn't in pain when I was lying down, but was when I stood up and walked. I don't think I drank more water than usual, but for some reason I had to pee very often- around every half hour or so and it was a difficult process each time. The compression garment has a giant opening, but I was still afraid of peeing on it, so I used a plastic cup with a hole cut out of the bottom (read that tip on this site). I was clearly leaking right through the garment, but I was afraid to take it off and change the bandages, since it hurt and I didn't want to ruin what the nurse had done. I did not get a good night's sleep at all.
Day After Procedure
I woke up feeling much the same way as the day before. By that point, any pain medication I had been given during the procedure had definitely worn off, and I wasn't taking any more. I could sit on my couch and watch tv, but it hurt a lot when I got up and walked around. Unfortunately, I had to leave my house-- my pet had been hospitalized at the vet for the past 2 days, and it was time to bring him home. I never would have left my house if I didn't have to. As soon as it hit 24 hours past my procedure date, I was finally able to shower and slowly did so. I finally removed the compression garment and took off the layers of (very wet) bandages. I took a look at myself- bruised, puffy, and all marked up with the marker. With all the bruising and dark marker lines, I had to search for the incision and it was not obvious where it was. I showered, poured hydrogen peroxide over that whole area and washed the area with soap and water. It all felt very tender. Then I very slowly bandaged back up. I was still leaking a lot.
I typically would have walked to the vet (a very long walk across town and then north), but I wasn't in the condition to do that. Cabs make me very motion sick, so I thought I'd at least try to walk across town and take the cab north. It was a very slow, very painful walk across town. People were passing me on the sidewalk. I eventually got into a cab and to the vet, and then ended up in the waiting room for longer than I would have liked. Stayed standing because it was painful to sit on the hard bench, and I could feel the fluid dripping down my legs again. We finally arrived home, and then I had to go out again to buy more bandages and tape (the doctors office had given me a bag with stuff, but not enough to last more than another day). Another slow, painful walk, and a guy on the street even asked if I needed help when I was taking my tiny-stepped walk home.
Remainder of Week After Procedure
Each day, the amount of pain slowly decreased, although it was definitely the worst when I'd been sitting and first got up. It was most comfortable to sleep flat on my back, which is not my preferred sleeping position. I went back to work on Monday and was walking a little funny, but I don't think anyone noticed. The worst part was the compression- not bothersome at all on the legs/butt (where I needed it to compress), but the garment zips all the way up to the ribcage and it's suffocating. Whenever possible, I'd unzip the waist and wear a big sweater over it all as if I were cold. I had a lunch meeting where I had to keep myself zipped up, and I got terrible heartburn after (which I never get). I had heartburn more in that week than I've had in my entire life. As soon as I got home, the waist stayed unzipped. I felt all 'off' that week, because my normal routine is to workout each morning, but I was told I couldn't exercise until day 8. I wasn't that hungry- I think a combination of not exercising and being compressed.
1 Week After Procedure
Day 8- time to exercise again! I went to the gym with spanx under my pants (uncomfortable). It was the first time my cellulite didn't show through my pants (but I had the spanx on under there). I was able to do the elliptical for an hour without a problem. The next day, I tried to run, and OW- it felt like everything was jiggling. I was very afraid I'd 'undo' the procedure if I pushed it and kept going. So, I went back to the elliptical and was bored out of my mind, but continued on. Next day, I went back to a Body Sculpt class I typically take on Mondays. I told the instructor I had a 'procedure' and may not be able to do the high-impact stuff. I felt too jiggly any time I tried to jump, but I was able to modify and get through the class. Throughout the week, I took my usual classes, but had to replace the running I normally do with the elliptical. Surprisingly, I was able to do spinning without much of a problem.
I was still pretty bruised, and the marker still hadn't completely washed off. My legs didn't look perfect, but I thought I saw some type of improvement. The area was tender, and I was still bandaging up my legs. I had thought there was one incision, but I realized there were actually three on each leg-- fine, but I wish they would have told me that. I was only properly cleaning out one, since I didn't realize the others were there. The uppermost one seemed a little infected (not terrible, but a little pus). It was time-consuming to clean out and bandage 6 incisions each morning, and squeeze into spanx before working out. I also had been told I only needed to wear the compression garment for a week, but most of the other doctors on here recommend much longer, and so I wore spanx to work just in case (it also hurt to walk to work with all that jiggling). I'd wear the official compression garment only at night.
2 Weeks After Procedure
Two week follow-up appointment. With the nurse practitioner instead of the doctor. I waited for 45 minutes to see her for 3 minutes. She said that everything looked good (including the incisions I thought were infected), that I could stop bandaging up, and that I wasn't undoing my procedure if I tried to run. She also said I should continue to see improvement, since I was still very swollen. I had read on this site that I should try lymph drainage massage and so I asked her about it and she said "oh yeah, that's good". She also told me I should 'push' on the hard areas in my legs whenever I could- just massage around for 'as long as I could stand'.
Three Weeks After Procedure
I went to a highly recommended lymph drainage therapist (yelp). She helped get some of the excess fluid out of my legs, and recommended that I continue to wear the compression garment.
Weeks Three to Six After Procedure
Slowly continuing to improve, still hurts to walk immediately after getting up after sitting for a bit. Still feel jiggly and it hurts to run. I made myself do most of the jumping in exercise classes, but continuous jumping hurts.
Legs are still bruised, but starting to look better. Right leg cellulite looks much improved, and the left is improved, but doesn't look as good as the right (but it was worse to begin with).
Weeks Six to Eight
I can run (with super compression pants)! Surprisingly, I am able to pick up at the speed I left off at more than a month ago. It jiggles/hurts a little, but I can get past it. It seems that I need to start out running, because I get more jiggly as time goes on? I ran a couple of miles to a class, and then in the class, I felt too jiggly to do the little jumping moves I normally can do. I can't wait until this jiggly feeling goes away.
My legs are looking better-- the right one is looking really good, and the left still has some lumps, but it only slightly shows through pants. I am not embarrassed to stand in front of people at the gym anymore, and I don't have to walk with a towel in front of my leg. My conclusion right now is that this was definitely worth it.
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Welcome :) Thank you so much for taking the time to share your journey with us. I am happy to hear that you are seeing results and look forward to your updates.
Dr. Katz was good during the consultation and during the procedure, but I didn't see or interact with him besides that. The two week follow-up was done with a nurse practitioner. I'm told the three month follow up is with him. But, most important thing is that I got results from the procedure.
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December 23, 2010
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Hawks down
rival Ashland
By CLAUDE
This was the rubber match of the season between the inter-county rivals.
The first was played in Ashland and won by the Lady Devils, a game which new head coach Xavier Johnson said his Holly Springs Lady Hawks should have won. The contest was decided in overtime.
MA sweeps rival Kirk
By BARRY
The Marshall Academy Lady Patriots never trailed Friday night at Kirk and stunned the higher-ranked Lady Raiders.
Kelsey Shaw and Callie Clanton combined for six threes as MA beat the district foe 35-27.
Vanderburg signs with Delta State
By BARRY
Josh Vanderburg knew in elementary school he wanted to play college baseball.
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Lots of teams go 'bowling'
Someone pointed out to yours truly over the weekend that the bowl season has already started and that other than the one which is going to garner the most attention, there has been sparse notice given about the rest. Of course, the person making that statement probably is not a great viewer of the sports channels. The next salient question was, "How many SEC teams made the cut and where are they playing?"
Potts Camp girls stand 7-7 at break
By BARRY
Coach Tana Miller is pleased with her young team's progress going into the Christmas break.
The Potts Camp Lady Cardinals, with a roster full of freshmen and sophomores, beat Blue Mountain and Alcorn Central last week to even their season mark at 7-7.
Byers girls hosting holiday showdown
The gym at H.W. Byers is featuring some of the top girls basketball teams from several states this week.
Coach Jason Thompson and his Lady Lions are hosting the Mississippi Magic City Showdown.
Byers takes two from Ashland
By CLAUDE
The Ashland Lady Devils and Devils had to make two trips across the county lines last week to take on two perennial foes. In the first part of the week they had to take on the teams of H.W. Byers.
The hard-hitting Lady Lions didn't wait to start applying the pressure. They literally ran out to an 18-point lead at the end of the first period at 24-6.
Marshall going to Brookhaven next week
Marshall Academy will join some more of the state's best private school basketball programs next week in the Brookhaven Academy Holiday Tournament.
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A friend is one to who one may pour out all the contents of one's heart, chaff and grain together, knowing that the gentlest of hands will take and sift it, keep what is worth keeping, and with the breath of kindness, blow the rest away. —
Mary Anne Evans (November 22, 1819 – December 22, 1880)
Mary Anne Evans, better known by her pen name George Eliot, was an English novelist, journalist and translator, and one of the leading writers of the Victorian era.
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Manny Pacquiao Edges Juan Manuel Marquez With Majority Decision WinCategory: Boxing
After 36 rounds, Manny Pacquiao still could not put away his arch-nemesis Juan Manuel Marquez for good.
And just like their previous two meetings, this third fight was without controversy.
Before a sellout crowd of 16, 368 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on November 12, Pacquiao eked out majority decision win.
Judge Robert Hoyle scored it a draw, 114-114. But judges Dave Moretti and Glenn Trowbridge had it 115-113 and 116-112 respectively for Pacquiao.
Unlike the first two bouts, in which he had four knockdowns, Pacquiao was unable to send Marquez to the canvas.
The first two meetings were fought at the 126 and 130 pounds limit. When the Pacquiao vs Marquez 3 fight was decided at a catchweight of 144 pounds, an 8-1 odds of winning was immediately put against Marquez. After all, his first try at the welterweight division ended with him being shut out by Floyd Mayweather, Jr. while Pacquiao has dominated bigger opponents the likes of Antonio Margarito, Miguel Cotto, Shane Mosley, Joshua Clottey and Oscar De La Hoya among others.
But even with the "imagined" Pacquiao advantage, Marquez has the answer to every thing Pacquiao has thrown at him. He was able to consistently land a straight right hand and keep Pacquiao off-balance. Marquez, the defensive counter-puncher is the perfect foil for Pacquiao's offensive style of boxing.
But in the end, the judges felt that Marquez has not done enough to upset Pacquiao.
Pacquiao retained his WBO Welterweight title and extended his winning streak to 15 fights but his status as the number one pound-for-pound boxer in the world is now in question.
Check out the Manny Pacquiao vs Juan Manuel Marquez 3 fight video.
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edan Says:
November 16th, 2011 at 9:43 am
watch mo sa youtube ung pagapak ni marquez sa paa ni pacquiao mula round 6 to round 12..