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Ross Maguire: No reversal of fortune until we rid nation of unsustainable debt
People had been unable to fight the banks, but now we have the weapon of personal insolvency
Published 01/09/2013 | 05:00
THE ninth of September 2013 will be an important date in our nation's war on debt. This is the date when the first applications for personal insolvency will be made.
Ever since the commencement of hostilities in 2007, we have suffered loss after loss. We were told by our leaders that the war would be won and won quickly, and we were exhorted to do our patriotic duty.
The people followed, as truly as any people ever did, only to be bitterly disappointed. In 2010, the State took upon itself further massive debts, leading to the handing over of control of our country later that year. Some 300,000 of our people have been lost to emigration, another 450,000 languish in unemployment, and debt stalks every town and hamlet in the land.
There has been recent talk of green shoots.
Here we must be clear – until we rid the country of unsustainable debt, there will be no reversal in our fortunes. Debt is our problem – it is the enemy.
But the time to fight back is upon us.
Every general knows that in order to wage war, an army must have supplies. To date, the problem for us has been the almost complete absence of arms. For where a family, having purchased a modest family home in Dublin, owe €500,000 and where their ability to pay has long since fallen below that, what can they do? Their only option has been to beg for mercy. And tens of thousands of Irish people have begged, and continue to beg.
But enough of mercy.
Did our forefathers expect, a century after their sacrifice created our State, that 200,000 Irish families would be cut adrift and reduced to begging? Was that their vision for the future? Did they expect that the national Government would receive instructions from foreign capitals and be beholden to financiers?
On September 9 next, the war can change course if we have the courage to go into battle.
The obstacle is no longer lack of resources, for we are now armed to the teeth. The guerrilla warfare waged by New Beginning in challenging banks in the courts can be now replaced with open battle.
For the first time, borrowers can make proposals to their creditors using the services of Personal Insolvency Practitioners (Pips). Those Pips will examine in detail the borrower's financial circumstances and devise a plan with the borrower, which returns him or her to solvency. The law mandates that the plan involves every effort to protect the family home and the tools of the borrower's trade. It cannot be a stop-gap measure – it must be final and conclusive.
During the process, the borrower will no longer have to lie awake at night worrying about the future. From the moment the deal goes into place, the borrower becomes solvent and able to continue with their lives as functioning economic actors.
This is the reversal in our fortunes we crave.
There is, of course, the possibility that the banks will refuse to do the deals that need to be done. But if they do we will have our big guns ready and waiting – the mighty canon of bankruptcy.
There is one thing that banks fear most and that is a benign bankruptcy regime. For in bankruptcy the banks get obliterated. And in three years the borrower walks free.
During bankruptcy, life can go on as normal. If the borrower has a job he continues to have a job, and if there is a family home, bankruptcy does not have to mean loss of that home.
A trade union is only powerful because of its power to strike. That does not mean it needs to strike – in fact the option of strike is the exception rather than the rule.
It is the same with bankruptcy. The threat of it means that the banks lose control and will be forced to do deals. Those deals will be borrower-led deals, deals devised and promoted by the borrowers and deals believed in by borrowers.
Once the banks get more in the deal than in bankruptcy, the deals will be accepted. In other jurisdictions there is overwhelming acceptance of such deals.
The costs of the process will be borne by the banks. This is mandated by the legislation.
There is talk among some commentators, talk that is promoted by the banks, that the insolvency system is overly harsh, that there is a register, that it is better to continue to beg for the mercy that will, or may, be handed out by the lenders.
This is the talk of cowards.
There is talk of strategic defaulters and of moral hazard.
This is the talk of treachery.
We are a nation born like many others from the sacrifice of our founders. It is a shameful fact that we have capitulated in the face of adversity – but the past is the past. We are now duty bound to future generations of Irish people and to the Irish nation itself to rid ourselves of these chains of debt and to build a new Ireland, which is built on solid foundations.
The green shoots we all crave are the beginning of something new, the end of winter and the rebirth of our country. But a country is ultimately its people and solvent individuals are the most potent green shoots of all.
As our people and families return to solvency, the tide will turn in our favour, sovereignty will be restored and the unfettered control of Irish destiny will be returned to where it properly belongs.
Ross Maguire is SC for New Beginning, a group that campaigns on behalf of distressed mortgage holders
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The Sunshine State lived up to its name Sunday, May 4, and it wasn't just the blue skies that caused an extra glow in southern Florida.
An added aura of brightness emanated from the faces of Latter-day Saints who rejoiced as President Dieter F. Uchtdorf dedicated the Fort Lauderdale Florida Temple, the Church's second temple in the state and the 143rd temple in operation worldwide.
During his stay in the Fort Lauderdale area for events connected with the temple dedication, President Uchtdorf, second counselor in the First Presidency, made several references to the blessings of having a temple in southern Florida.
He commented about the beauty of southern Florida, the area "between the vast Atlantic Ocean, the sawgrass prairies and the Gulf of Mexico beyond."
"I am impressed not only by the natural beauty of Florida, but also by its people, and the rich, inspiring heritage in Church history," he said.
He spoke of how temple ordinances and temple covenants brought great strength and blessings to the early Mormon pioneers when they had to leave Nauvoo, Illinois, on their exodus to the West.
"Temple blessings were almost out of reach for the early Saints in Florida," he said. "They were pioneers in their own way. They had to travel thousands of miles to receive their endowments. Those early Florida Saints journeyed to the temples in Salt Lake City and Mesa, Arizona. Later, the Saints in Florida helped build temples in Washington, D.C., in Atlanta and finally in Orlando. Today, the long-awaited hour has come when a temple is dedicated in Fort Lauderdale.
"No one can read the stories of the early Church members here in Florida without having a feeling of gratitude and love for these early Saints." he said. "Tears come to my eyes when I think of the many sacrifices made and the devoted service given by these early members in Florida. It was not easy and often dangerous for these Saints, whose history was mostly written long after the handcarts arrived in the Salt Lake Valley."
President Uchtdorf spoke of the heritage bequeathed to LDS Floridians by stalwarts in the gospel such as George Paul Canova, president of the Sanderson Branch, who was killed in 1898 as he and his companion, Thaddeus Hill, were ambushed while returning from a missionary conference.
"The lives of these Florida pioneers are testimonies of the power, truth and goodness of the gospel message," President Uchtdorf said. "As we dedicate the Fort Lauderdale Temple and honor the Lord, we also remember and honor these faithful members who prepared the way."
President Uchtdorf offered the dedicatory prayer of the temple and conducted the first and third sessions; Elder D. Todd Christofferson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles conducted the second session.
Other General Authorities participating included Elder Ronald A. Rasband of the Presidency of the Seventy; Elder Kent F. Richards of the Seventy and Assistant Executive Director of the Temple Department; and Bishop Gary E. Stevenson, Presiding Bishop.
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When declaring an array in C like this:
int array[10];
What is the initial value of the integers?? I'm getting different results with different compilers and I want to know if it has something to do with the compiler, or the OS.
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When declaring an array in C like this:
What is the initial value of the integers?? I'm getting different results with different compilers and I want to know if it has something to do with the compiler, or the OS.
If the array is declared in a function, then the value is undefined.
As set by the standard, all global and function static variables automatically initialised to 0. Automatic variables are not initialised.
However it is a good practice to always manually initialise function variable, regardless of its storage class. To set all array elements to 0 you just need to assign first array item to 0 - omitted elements will set to 0 automatically:
Why are function locals (
According to the C standard, 6.7.8 (note 10):
So it depends on the compiler. With MSVC, debug builds will initialize automatic variables with 0xcc, whereas non-debug builds will not initialize those variables at all.
Text from http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/arrays/
In most latest compilers(eg. gcc/vc++), partially initialized local array/structure members are default initialized to zero(int), NULL(char/char string), 0.000000(float/double).
Apart from local array/structure data as above, static(global/local) and global space members are also maintain the same property.
In gcc/vc++, output should be:
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A C variable declaration just tells the compiler to set aside and name an area of memory for you. For automatic variables, also known as stack variables, the values in that memory are not changed from what they were before. Global and static variables are set to zero when the program starts.
Some compilers in unoptimized debug mode set automatic variables to zero. However, it has become common in newer compilers to set the values to a known bad value so that the programmer does not unknowingly write code that depends on a zero being set.
In order to ask the compiler to set an array to zero for you, you can write it as:
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Hurricane Raymond swirled off Mexico's Pacific coast Monday, forcing schools to close and more than 1,000 people to leave their homes in a region reeling from recent deadly floods and landslides.
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Threatened by heavy rains, the neighboring state of Michoacan opened 34 shelters and closed schools in four municipalities, said state government secretary Jaime Mares Camarena.
Raymond was stationary after growing into a major hurricane overnight, reaching Category Three strength on the five-level Saffir-Simpson scale, the US National Hurricane Center said, warning that the system could strengthen further.
The storm gained some strength in the afternoon, packing maximum sustained winds of 125 miles (205 kilometers) per hour and bringing heavy rain to the south-central coast, threatening to produce large waves and flooding, the center said in its 2100 GMT bulletin.
The hurricane paused some 105 miles (170 kilometers) southwest of Zihuatanejo and 160 miles (255 kilometers) from the resort of Acapulco, both located in Guerrero.
The US forecasters said Raymond could move closer to the coast late Monday and Tuesday before gradually weakening. But it could avoid landfall and slowly move west on Wednesday.
Mexican National Water Commission director David Korenfeld said the hurricane could be pushed westward out to sea if it comes into contact with a cold front.
The region is still recovering from Tropical Storm Manuel, which struck Guerrero in mid-September while another system, Ingrid, slammed the opposite coast almost simultaneously.
The twin storms claimed 157 lives and damaged the homes of 1.7 million people.
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Comments about 'Utah Utes football: Utes set to play Georgia Tech in Sun Bowl'
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PAC 12...playing ACC...Utes v ramblin' Wreck...
Beats Vegas...or Armed Forces... My opinion
Go Utes
- 6:37 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011
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A season of growing pains but the Utes showed heart and took on some tougher teams than the band of little bunglers who got fat on WAC team combining only to win over one team with a winning record.
- 6:39 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011
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Congrats on the bowl bid, Utes. Even if John White does play, though, the Utes must take this game very very seriously--Ga Tech's option offense is much tougher than Air Force's, to say the least.
- 6:44 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011
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Utah vs. Georgia Tech in the Sun. That was what the pundits thought this past week, but it is gratifying to see it happen.
- 6:53 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011
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Utes are going to play a respectable team from the ACC! Sweet! We have Chase Hansen and Travis Wilson to look forward to next year! Things are looking up in Ute land! :)
- 6:54 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011
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I love how the 1st 2 posts are utah "fans" referencing BYU. Little
bros forever.
- 6:56 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011
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I was hoping for Vegas because it was closer but this is a pretty decent match-up for both schools. Tech's old-school option attack vs. the U's stingy run defense makes a compelling match-up. The U. will need to find some offense to have a chance.
- 7:15 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011
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things are looking up? going 4-5 and losing to the worst team in the Pac 10.2
sure shows that things are looking up....
Georgia Tech 35
Utah 13
- 7:19 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011
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Still December and already Utah fans can't wait for this year to end so they can look forward to next season.
If finishing the regular season 7-5 with an embarrassing home loss to one of the worst teams in the country is what U consider "looking up in Ute land", the bar on the hill has really been set low.
- 7:27 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011
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The Band of Lil Brothers kept touting Vegas Bowl for the Utes, a Bowl the Cougs
can't even make now days!
Its all Sun Bowl as expected!
PAC 12 you gotta love it!
This is just the beginning!
Great job Utes!
- 7:29 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011
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I understand the enthusiasm for going to El Paso for the Sun Bowl instead of Las
Vegas, but why all the agnst against the Armed Forces Bowl?
BYU is always and forever your number one priority, as expressed in these blogs; not nearly so much from Cougar fans against the U as Y haters in both threads.
Get a life, Utes! If you're truly moved on, then MOVE ON. (But after the CU loss we know differently, don't we?) The only reason no one has mentioned '54 - 10' is because we'd throw "we're going to the Rose Bowl this year" back in your face.
Here's a suggestion: Enjoy YOUR bowl and we'll enjoy OURS. And to show I'm serious, I'll pass on making a prediction about the Utah/Ga Tech score.
- 7:44 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011
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1st year in the PAC-12 and we make the Sun Bowl. Not a bad year.
Go UTES!!
- 7:45 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011
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I didn't mention the team down south in my post...referenced two bowls...and my opinion of Utah's bowl invite compared to them.
But while you are reading, can you let us k ow is Tulsa is D1 or D1-AA?
Good luck
- 7:57 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011
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Come on, both fan bases, move on! Yes, the first 2 posts took a jab at BYU.
Yet, several more BYU fans were busy making comments on this article on the
Utes, making predictions how they'll fail, making references to the Colorado
loss, still not coming to terms with the 54-10 blow out loss to the Utes, etc.
It gets tiresome.
It would be nice if both fan bases could tell each other congratulations and move on.
- 8:13 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011
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Duckhunter | 6:56 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011
Highland, UT
I love how the 1st 2 posts are utah "fans" referencing BYU. Little bros forever.
Says a BYU fan who cares so much for Utah football that he posted on a Utah bowl article yet hasn't congratulated his own team on its bowl article.
- 8:15 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011
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@ Quackhunter
"I love how the 1st 2 posts are utah "fans" referencing BYU. Little bros forever."
I love how Ducky always has been and always will be obsessed with the Utes. Your envy and jealousy shows through time and time again. Every time you post on a Utah board it proves my point. Go Tulsa!!
- 8:18 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011
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Winning the MWC gets you...
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TCU vs. Louisiana Tech (8-4 WAC Champ)
I bet TCU is counting the days when they join the Big 12... while BYU counts the number of days between "discussions".
- 8:22 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011
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Good bowl opponent.
Sun Bowl matches 2 teams from BCS conferences while Armed Services Bowl matches 2 non BCS conference teams.
Looks like things are working out as they should.
- 8:24 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011
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El paso? Huh. Fun? Really.
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"It would be nice if both fan bases could tell each other congratulations and move on."
I agree;
Great jobs Utes on a awesome Bowl! with GeTech
And to the Y and their Tulsa Bowl match up.
Congratulations all you Band of Lil Brothers on your pathetic Bowl.
- 8:25 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011
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I observe strange error messages related to an external USB HDD, Seagate FreeAgent (not an SSD) on my Windows 8 desktop.
First, the OS reports that the drive has an error:
If I click 'Restart', it reboots. I expect it to run
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I've tried to run
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At this stage, the following warnings are repeatedly added to event log:
Event 153, disk.
The IO operation at logical block address 5e615f for Disk 2 was retried.
The rate of warnings is about 2 per second. Each address appears twice, then another one comes that is bigger by 8. The first address a warning comes with is not constant if I run
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If I kill the
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Ntfs, 98.
Volume I: (\Device\HarddiskVolume5) needs to be taken offline to perform a Full Chkdsk.
Please run "CHKDSK /F" locally via the command line,
or run "REPAIR-VOLUME <drive:>" locally or remotely via PowerShell.
and the same Action Center notification pops up.
I've even tried running
chkdsk with
/r flag and another time while booting into command prompt. Every time the results are similar: all steps complete without errors, and then it hangs.
I've tried replacing the USB cable and changing the USB port the disk is connected to. Nothing seems to change. I'll try using a USB port from another root hub and write if it has any effect.
I've looked through the event log and discovered that yesterday the same warning was added hundreds of times with a rate of 10-20 per second and hitting the same address
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The question is: can anybody explain what the heck is going on? Does it mean a disk failure and urge me to copy all data and avoid using the disk? Or does it mean a mainboard failure? Or a driver failure?
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|Melanie Kannokada, Arjun Gupta, Lavrenti Lopes, Michael Derek, Rob Byrnes
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The hotel is located on Highway 82/49E. The Greenwood Mall is three minutes away. The Greenwood Blues Museum is three miles away, and the B.B. King Museum is 20 miles away. Indulge in a treatment from the Alluvian Spa or refine your cooking skills at the Viking Cooking School, both three miles away. Downtown Greenwood, Greenwood-Leflore Hospital and the Greenwood Amtrak station are five minutes from the hotel. Greenwood-Leflore Airport is 11 miles away and Mid Delta Regional Airport is 45 miles from the hotel.
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Splash year-round in the indoor pool, stay connected with free internet access and fuel up with free breakfast at the Comfort Suites Greenwood.
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I am just curious to know what the LHR was for your LO and how your journey went from birth. I am now 35 weeks along with my first pregnancy. My son Stephen Jr. was diagnosed with LCDH with a LHR of 2.1 at 19 weeks. I have read everyone's stories on here to have a better understanding and support of everything that is soon approaching. Oh how I am getting so anxious and nervous. I just want to meet my precious little boy.
what was your babies LHR?
We unfortunately never got a LHR because we delivered before we got to that appointment. We had LO at 34 weeks. I believe 2.1 is considered really good though, though surprising that they haven't taken another since 19 weeks?!?
Good luck keeping LO baking and I completely understand wanting to meet LO, I was so anxious to get going! But time in utero is so important for CDH kids that you're doing an awesome job!!!
Thanx for te comment. Wow so you didn't find out until your LO was born! I actually get ultrasounds every week now and have received a fetal MRI and ECKO and everything else looks fine. AS of now they still say that his LHR is 2.1. I know my LO will be so strong...and yes I want my LO to bake in utero as long as he can. It moves me so much to see how other CDH babies like yours can be born preemie and still do so well. It is so inspiring. I have also followed Jonah's story and it has helped me learn so much for what I may be in store for. Thank you so much for being there. Hugs!
our lo's lhrs
roughly 20 weeks = 0.90
25 weeks = 1.4
30 weeks = 2.5
i go again to chop on monday for my weekly visit/ultrasound and will be given an updated lhr. fingers crossed and many prayers that her lungs are still growing.. same for your lo!
Candice, That sounds really good! I am going to ask on Thursday when I go for my weekly scan about the LHR because they have only ever given me one at like 20 weeks...so it must mean that it does improve right? How is everything else going with your pregnancy?
soooo. things have changed.. =\ yesterday the lhr was 1.7 and i had to ask for it. the u/s lady said that the lhr is not helpful after the 24-26 week one in determining the outcome of the baby.. and she really had no one idea why they even calculated one after that. and then i was seen by a specialist ob and she didn't mention it and i ended up forgetting to ask until later. the ob said they usually don't do one for the reason mentioned above but would. and it turned out being lower than the one at 30 weeks. i have no idea what that's about. kinda bummed but we'll see.
2.1 at 20 weeks, from what i've read, is really good!
everything else has been awesome. amniotic levels and heartrate and growth and all that has been perfect and i feel really good 95% of the time.. backaches and heartburn on occasion has really been the worst of it. how about you?
Hi there- new to this group and have been looking at the LHR comments. I am in the very very beginning stages of this whole thing (21 weeks pregnant, 1st baby, diagnosed last week with CDH). I can say that I have read quite a few different accounts of the LHR changing. This was frustrating to me because when I asked our dr if it would change ( we are having first MRI tomorrow but had read enough to ask about it) he said not really. Well, it can, and it seems like it can go either way-meaning, up or down. It seems logical to me that as the baby grows things will shift and change. Im holding out hope that we get good news as to where we are in the scheme of things and that all of you have luck too.
Hey Candice,
I am doing pretty good. Just getting so close to my induction day in 18 days! Although he is measuring like 2 weeks big so they think I will go into labor earlier than that, but I am hoping I don't. I am right there with you on the constant heartburn and aches. You should still feel really good about the LHR. I was told last week when we met with the neonatal team at children's that the LHR is not necessarly a determining factor. What matter's is how much of the lung they have is functional. So we are very hopeful that our LO will be okay. It was very enlightening as well we saw 2 CDH babies in the NICCU that were not on ECMO and one little guy (survivor) that was 2 months old. Our case nurse was telling us how he did amazing because he was on ECMO right away, did not have a favorable LHR and is doing fantastic.
Goodluck Lady Shephard
Oh my gosh! I would be a nervous wreck if I had only 18 days left to go! >.< I have almost 4 weeks left but I know as the day approaches I'm going to be losing a lot of sleep! A lot of times when I think about all our LO's are going to have to go through I just wish I could keep her in my belly forever so she'd never have to go through all of that. It is quite amazing though how tough those little teenie creatures are! If you can, keep us updated. My thoughts and prayers are with you and baby!
When I read you were only 21 weeks, all those first emotions and fears I felt came back. I remember the day of our ultrasound and them suspecting the CDH. I remember the day of the level 2 ultrasound and coming home knowing the hernia was there and crying for 3 days straight and off and on for another week.. month. I don't know how severe your baby's case is but I just wanted to let you know there is always hope. It's incredibly scary in the beginning and the doctors are going to give you the worst possible outcomes and statistics but don't lose hope!
Hey Candice,
OMG! I know it is going by so so fast and I feel exactly like you do. A part of me just wants him tostay in so he doesn't have to got through everything to come. But, I know he will be such an amzing and stron fighter. Also ladyshepherd-everything Candice said hit right on point. We all cry and grieved for some amount of time and it does refresh all of those feelings when I found out too. They knew right away what it was. I remeber hyperventilating in the Dr's office and crying so horribly. Just remember to get all of the tests you possibly can to make your informes decision. They do give you the worst case scenarios because they have to. Stay strong.
I will keep everyone updated with my delivery and labor as it starts! Ahhh!
Hey ladies Im new here found out at 20 wks and got lhr this week at 25wks and was told lhr is .9 very close to 1 but i didnt get the exact nhumber @ladyshepherd I asked my doctor the same and he told me the same that it wouldnt change!! whats up with that ??? it seems like when I do my own research I always find something contrary to what the doctors say....OT have you guys been able to join the cherubs website?? i havent and am wondering why any advice


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