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Celiac from 2004
- How dangerous is it to have diabetes and celiac at the same time? Is constant glucose monitoring the only answer? (19 Dec 2004)
- My daughter often complains about a sore stomach no matter what her blood glucose is. Is this type of pain common in kids with type 1? (16 Nov 2004)
- Is my daughter still in her honeymoon? She had a "slight" reaction to wheat when tested for celiac. If we alter her diet, will she still get celiac? (3 Nov 2004)
- After four years with celiac, I was diagnosed with hypoglycemia. Where can I find a proper diet? (4 Oct 2004)
- We recently learned our son has celiac and hypothyroidism. Where can we find a specialist in the U.S.? There are few specialists in the U.K. (29 Sep 2004)
- My daughter, who has had type 1 for three years, was recently diagnosed with celiac. Could we have prevented the diabetes if we had known earlier about the celiac? (20 Sep 2004)
- My husband has had type 1 diabetes for 10 years. He now has stomach pain and diarrhea after meals. Is this related to his diabetes? (9 Sep 2004)
- My son has loose stools. Are they diabetes-related? (4 Aug 2004)
- After two years with diabetes, my stomach now growls and feels empty often. My blood sugar is then somewhat elevated. Could I have a problem with my digestive system? (12 Jul 2004)
- My sister was diagnosed with celiac after having diabetes. A friend now has celiac. What are the chances that he/she will get diabetes? (9 Jul 2004)
- My recently diagnosed daughter often has headaches, stomach cramps and occasional diarrhea. Could these symptoms be diabetes related? (30 Jun 2004)
- What type of blood test is used to determine celiac disease? How common is it in newly diagnosed type 1 diabetics? (8 Apr 2004)
- My daughter has had type 1 diabetes for four years, celiac disease for one. Does celiac disease have any effect on diabetes? (11 Mar 2004)
- My son, recently diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes, isn't gaining weight and has foul smelling bowel movements. Could this be Celiac Disease? (19 Feb 2004)
- My son is 4 years old and has type 1 diabetes. Since both are autoimmune diseases, what are my son's chances of developing celiac? (11 Feb 2004)
- Could coeliac disease be caused by the patient injecting on the stomach? (16 Jan 2004)
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My jewelry situation was awful. So bad that I even forgot to take before pictures for this project {sorry about that}. Picture random boxes of tangled bracelets, necklaces, and earrings. I pretty much stopped wearing jewelry on a regular basis because every time I wanted a dangly earring, five necklaces and two bracelets came out of the box with the earring, all hopelessly tangled up. Yep, that was enough for me. Back in the box they went … and remained … until NOW!
Week four of this series 'Dirty Little Secret Friday', and I'm still keeping resolution #8 (though the others aren't looking as good).
The vision for this project has been floating around in my head for a long time!! I have seen so many awesome jewelry organizers on Pinterest, but I was being picky. I wanted one 'unit' that held ALL my jewelry. Not just earrings (there are some lovely chicken wire earring holders out there). Not just hooks for necklaces. Not one of those hands that just holds rings. I wanted ONE that held ALL my jewelry; necklaces, dangly earrings, stud earrings, rings, pins (I own one …), and bracelets. That made my planning a bit more challenging, but here's what I came up with (drumroll, please …):
Let's break this down (humor me here …):
A spot for necklaces? Check –
How about those dangly earrings? Yep …
And those rings and studs? Yes, sir!
And finally … my bracelets have a home (with plenty of room for more … hint, hint, Matt):
Put it all together …
Also, 1985 called and wanted those plastic white hoops back.
So … while the creation of this jewelry organizer look a long time in my head, the actual making of it wasn't so bad. You know you want one … here's the run down:
- Frame. Mine came from Goodwill for $4.99. I removed everything but the wood and the hanging wire. If yours has a nice backing (i.e. NOT cardboard), then save that.
- 3/8″ particle board cut to exact size of frame. This will now be your backing if yours was cardboard like mine. I got my piece of backing at Lowe's for like $3 and had Matt cut it to size.
- 7/8″cup hooks
- 1″ foam cut to just smaller than the backing (so it fits into frame). ~1/8″ gap all around (therefore 1/4″ shorter in each direction than your backing.
- Copper wire. I used 16 gauge wire. This was easy to work with and cut using a scissors.
- Fabric to cover foam and backing. Mine was some clearance Home Dec fabric from JoAnn.
- Knobs for hanging necklaces. I used two packages of these Faglavik's from Ikea. $4.99 each.
- Dowel rod … mine was 3/8″ from Michael's. I probably could have gone a bit thicker, but this should hold just fine (unless I get some major bling bling for Valentine's Day).
- Larger cup hooks that will allow dowel rod to easily slide in and out. The 7/8″ cup hooks above were just a bit too small. I ended up using the ones pictured which are 1 1/8″ cup hooks. And they were already gold … no spray painting required!
- NOT PICTURED: Spray paint for your frame, dowel rod, and paper mache cups. Paper mache cups from Michael's ($1 each; sold by the wood working stuff). Staple gun. Drill and drill bits. Screwdriver. Four 7/8″ screws (#8) with nuts to hold your earring/ring cups in place.
- Spray paint anything you don't like the color of. I painted the frame, dowel rod, and paper mache cups gold.
- Glue foam to backing board.
- Cover with fabric. Pull tight and staple to back of backing.
- Set covered backing into frame and staple in place.
- On back of backing, plan your placement of necklace hooks; drill pilot hole. Screw knob screw into board from back, cut fabric where the screw comes through.
- Get a manicure … jeesh!
- Attach knobs to screws.
- The copper wire will be stretch between two of the 7/8″cup hooks. Plan the placement of these hooks on the back of your backing board (I used three sets of hooks), drill holes, from the front screw hooks through foam into pilot holes in backing (this part was a bit frustrating … but eventually worked out).
- Stretch your copper between hooks.
- Drill two pilot holes where each of your paper mache cups will be. Set cups in place, screw your screws in from the back and attach washers inside of cup to secure.
- On bottom edge of frame, drill two small holes on either side. Screw larger cup hooks into holes for dowel rod.
I ended up painting the insides of the cups a minty blue (my color obsession at the moment) and labeling them with some letter stickers for the dollar spot at Target (with some mod podge over the top to keep 'em in place).
That's it! I can now SEE all my jewelry. I can easily access it. And … the whole display isn't bad to look at! Art for our {still very naked} bedroom?
What have you been organizing lately? I need some inspiration for my next 48 weeks!!! Happy Friday, and have a wonderful weekend!


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The War of the Ayatollahs
26 Jun 2009 01:4620 Comments
By HANA H. in Tehran | 25 June 2009
[TEHRAN BUREAU] The fact that there is a war going on between "two senior revolutionary clerics" is not a big secret. The cat was out of the bag when right after one of the election debates one of the two bunched up his robes and headed to Qom to lobby the ayatollahs there.
While no one really knows what happened in Qom, there has been speculation that cleric #2 has tried to unseat cleric #1 and for this, he desperately needs the support of the god squad.
Rumor has it that #2 has approached one of the top sources of emulation in the Shia world to allegedly garner support for his cause, which does not seem all that clear as he has not officially taken a stance on it.
One privilege of being in the same profession is that one usually knows all there is to know about others moving in the same circles and when at war, this information can be used as leverage as this is what appeared to have happened last Friday.
Cleric #1 addressed the nation, issued threats and offered incentives. Mysteriously hinted at the things he knew and would tell all if things did not quiet down. Dangled the good old carrot and brought down the stick. His words however appear to have fallen on deaf ears.
This Friday cleric #2, who has so far kept silent in appearance and not flinched even after his family members were arrested to perhaps get a reaction out of him, was the person who was supposed to take the pulpit.
Every one anticipated his speech as it could have been detrimental, he could have chosen to raise the white flag or declared war and even made counter threats. However it does not seem like he will be given the chance as the one addressing the nation this week will be another cleric who is in cleric #1's team.
The god squad in Qom which had waited out the turmoil to see who was more likely to come out of the ring a winner before deciding which side to support has slowly begun to realize #1 has more pull and now one by one they are coming forth calling for an end to the dispute.
The crisis in Tehran is beyond the defeated candidate and the winner of the race as both are puppets in the game.
The defeated candidate keeps blowing 'hot and cold.' One day he urges people to calm and the next he tells them to protest and says that he is ready for martyrdom; one day he urgently tweets that he wants people to join him in front of Parliament and the next he issues a denial saying he never tweeted this.
He asked people to join him in Tehran's cemetery on Thursday for mourning. Gathering in Tehran cemetery is of great importance, as it is what happened when the founder of the Islamic Republic returned to the country. It was the speech he delivered at the cemetery where the martyrs of the revolution had been laid to rest that changed the future of Iran.
The puppeteers of this show knew that such a gathering taking place would mean giving legitimacy to the cause of the defeated candidates. What could have turned into a bloody confrontation was called off by organizers.
The winner of the race appears to be assured of where he stands as there have been no statements coming from his direction. The streets of Tehran look more like the streets of Baghdad with checkpoints set up throughout the capital and IRGC uniformed men patrolling the streets and stopping people at whim.
Fewer and fewer people seem to be coming out and protests seem to have lost their momentum. After dark, the sound of Allah o Akbar still resonates through the night followed by gunshots to frighten people.
They even say that certain people go around and spray paint the doors of homes where the sound of Allah o Akbar comes from so that they can arrest people the next day. Maybe even to scare them into thinking that someone is on to them and they could be arrested at any moment.
People seem to have lost their hope and to have realized that the change they were looking for will never come. They seem to have accepted that they have no power to assert their rights and justice is deaf, dumb and blind.
The winner of the Ayatollah wars has proven his point and taught everyone a lesson.
Copyright (c) 2009 Tehran Bureau


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The following is a journal based on the soon-to-be-released GameCube title Harvest Moon: Magical Melody. Videos can be found below as well. The events depicted are not real. No animals were hurt in the making of this journal&#Array;
Harvest Journal: 2-13-2006
Since moving in just a few days ago, I've seen some really crazy people, and had my fair share of adventures. It became apparent to me today, however, that while I've been getting acquainted with the townspeople, a much needed task, I'm not getting any richer. In fact, I woke this morning with nothing to eat! It became increasingly clear that it was now time to get serious. If I wanted to make it in Harvest Moon, I better get crack'n.
Luckily, Animal Crossing wasn't the first town I've ever been to. In fact, I made a living for myself in Mineral Town for quite some time, and I know the score. Fishing is all well and good, but without a sturdy push of crops and a few good animals, I'm not going to make it around these parts. I started off the day as I do all the time, with fishing. Not because I didn't have better things to do, but because I had to kill some time before the shops opened. I pulled in a few nice trout, but realized I had nowhere to put them! My rucksack can only hold five items, so they had to come with me (after eating breakfast of trout sashimi, of course).
Making my way south down the path, I could already hear the crashing of the ocean. Man, I wanted to fish. I knew I had work to do, however, so I cut through a few trees and on into the town center. I made a few quick stops around town, picking up some turnip seeds, and a few other essentials. I made a bit of small talk so not to neglect my new friends, and I was off.
For those of you that haven't taken on the task of raising crops, it isn't easy. In fact, Magical Melody may be the hardest farming town I've ever been to. I'm not sure if it's the sun, my old age, or just the laziness that comes with hanging out in Animal Crossing every day, but my stamina just isn't what it used to be. I started clearing out the area around my farm, and I was tired in no time!
That wouldn't do&#Array; so I ran back to the house, and made up some more trout sashimi. It helped a little, but I knew the second I finished eating that there would be trouble. It was already three o'clock, and I hadn't even gotten seeds in the ground! Much worse than that, I was still pretty tired even after getting some fish in me. What's the freaking deal? I had just enough strength left in me to get some seeds started and added a little water from my can for good measure. After that, it was off to explore!
I knew there was no way I could keep up my current situation. Fishing to get food took just as long as my daily work, and by the judge of it, my farm was the weakest in town. So, I set off into the mountains to see what I could find. Amazingly enough, when I got up to higher altitude, there were tons of rare herbs and fruit growing! Jackpot. I started trying random food, eating everything I could to test the amount of stamina I got back. Turns out there were a ton of great herbs up there (the pink ones were delicious, in fact) and the problem of stamina was solved. Unfortunately, none of the stuff I had found could fit in my storage areas. Since it was already too late in the day, I figured first thing tomorrow, I would track down where to get a new rucksack&#Array; after all, five spaces was far too small for what I had in mind&#Array;
The next morning, I went back to work. This time, I had it all worked out, and there wasn't a need to fish. I ran out to my crops, found the first of my plants were starting to sprout, and watered them all to start the day. By the time I was done, it was 8:50AM. Just in time for a trip to town. I stayed a few minutes and even had a second to drop in on Ann at the junk shop. By the way, did I mention that Ann is actually Michael's daughter? What a jackpot! In my own defense, everyone here looks like huge headed babies, so I wasn't that crazy to assume the two were married. Man, I thought Nook had a huge head&#Array;
Whatever, I'm getting off track. So I headed to the shop, and Michael must have seen me eyeing his daughter, because he charged be $1000 smackers for the rucksack! Holy cows man, lighten up. I was down to like a buck fifty, so it was off to the mountains again. I grabbed all sorts of fruit, honey, and herbs. I cleaned house&#Array; seriously. After I filled my new rucksack, which has 10 spaces, not five, I ran back to the house to deposit all my treasure into the outgoing box. Now that all my work was done, I decided to check out what was west of town. You wouldn't believe who I met&#Array;
There was this dude there. He was fishing, and at first, I didn't want to bother him. The guy looked like he was working on one heck of a trout or something, so I just waited. Sure enough, he starts pulling back the rod and out comes this big ole fish. It plops right down in front of me, and the guy turns around to say hello. His name is Ray, and he is as much of a fishing nut as I am! I couldn't believe it. All this talk about "taking life seriously" just went out the freaking window. Why you ask? Five little words. The dude turns to me and asks if I like fishing. "Yup" I say, and he drops the bomb on me. "I'm looking for the King." Turns out there is a legendary fish that lives in the waters around town. Now I've caught my fair share of legendary fish, hell I put the rivers out of business in Animal Crossing. Now I was going to be at it again. If King is still out there, I'm going to be the guy to catch him; plain and simple.
It was getting late, so I said goodbye to my new best friend, and told him I would be back tomorrow after I got my daily chores out of the way. I headed back to my house, cut up the last of the trout, and hit the sack with dreams of pulling in the legendary "King."
Until next time,
Note to self: Good thing I got the whole ordeal on tape. If anyone wanted to check out my adventures all they would have to do is click the "Videos" section below and check em' out&#Array; whatever that means.


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Never come across this one before ! !
I have sent an email to my nephew with some pics as attachments,,,
Problem is,, its been 5 hrs now and the [bleep] thing is still sitting in my outbox sending,,,
Its a 13mb email,, any other mail client i have used has put up error messages such as " couldnt send the mail " or " attchements was to large to send ",if it was too large a size,,, but outlook 2007 is still sending it.
I have tried to halt the send,, i have tried to delete the email, i have disabled the send/recieive,, have restarted the pc,, have rebooted,, have tried everything to stop or cancel the email....
Will it ever complete sending the [bleep] thing,, or is there some other way i havent yet thought of to stop it sending ? ? ?
And before you ask ! ! ! Yes,,, i thought i could send a 13mb mail,,, was under the impression up to 20mb was allowed ! !
Any advice would be greatly appreciated... cheers, kev


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Full instructions can be found in each car park and if you cannot pay you will need to contact a member of staff on site.
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LeAnn Rimes, American singer-songwriter and actress, best known for her work in country music, is apalled with the false reports about her impending engagement to actor boyfriend Eddie Cibrian, and she's not going to take it anymore.
Rimes tweeted extendedly "Ok, I've about had it with the lack of 'reporting'" in the media, last Friday that calls the online story "150 percent untrue."
"Eddie and I are beyond happy and in love and look forward to one day sharing such private news with you all," she writes. "Hopefully will be able to enjoy it privately and share it with our family and friend's before the world knows."
Rimes signs off with a rumor of her own: "I'M PREGNANT TOO!!! LOL," she writes, and finishes with, "Thanks to all of our wonderful fans for the premature congrats, but for now, let's all be happy we're happy and still and will remain together! Eddie and I felt we couldn't let this rumor go on any longer."
Rumors kicked into high gear earlier this week after the couple posted a Halloween photo in which Cibrian was on bended knee. The couple later said it was a joke.


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A PROTEST artist who nailed his scrotum to the floor in Moscow revealed that he based the act on a story a fellow prisoner once told him.
Pyotr Pavlensky was naked when the police found him in Moscow's Red Square nailed to the icy cobbles in November 2013.
Officers were about to escort the Russian away when they realised he could not be moved.
The self-styled performer, who took part in the protest against the oppression of Russian society, sat as dozens watched.
He was later safely pulled free by experts and treated in hospital before spending a night in a police cell.
"It seemed perfect."Pyotr Pavlensky
And now the 29-year-old has finally revealed he did the act based on protests led by Gulag prisoners.
A man in prison told him that Gulag prisoners who were kept in terrible conditions would nail their scrotums to trees to protest.
Mr Pavlensky told the Guardian: "I didn't think much of it at first but then, when I began thinking that the whole country is becoming a prison system, that Russia is turning into a big prison and a police state, it seemed perfect."
He was told that by getting a piercing first the nail could be safely entered into the hole.
But Mr Pavlensky told the paper that he did not even use the pierced hole: "I was careful not to rupture a vein but it was very bloody and sore.
"They wanted to give me antibiotics and other medications, but I refused."
Mr Pavlensky had previously sewed up his lips in a protest against freedom of speech.
He had also wrapped himself in barbed wire to
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I have a wedding in May to attending, for my sister's son. I am a queen size and can't find anything to wear. Does anyone know of sewing patterns that come in queen sizes? I have just spent 30 mins looking and found a couple sites but not much.
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I sew for a living and am always looking for patterns.I too am +sz here is a site for patterns that go to size 6X hope it helps
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You can always go to your local wal-mart and visit there sewing section and browse through their pattern books. They usually have plus size and even have yardage for as low as $1 a yard. I too, am plus size and can buy the pattern and material for less than $8. Then i can reuse the pattern with different material to alter the "new dress".
Simplicity & most of the major pattern companies have a special section in their books for larger women. It makes perfect sense, as people the world over (especially in America) are getting larger. I'm not a large women (anymore) but I still sometimes buy from this area of the pattern books because I like the patterns & they go down to a size 10. There's a wonderful designer named Khaliah Ali that only designs for larger women (Simplicity) & she has some beautiful patterns!
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Here's a wonderful site. These patterns are made especially for women who are larger AND shorter, thus the name: "Petite-Plus Patterns"... You need not be "Petite" to sew from these patterns, as they have places to add or shorten every pattern piece. But what's especially nice about these patterns is they are specially designed to make you look longer & leaner. I read a (chat) interview with the designer of Petite-Plus Patterns on PaternReview.Com & she talked about "Color Choice" being THE most important thing for Petite-Plus women. She said that Petite-Plus women should try to wear ONE color, head to toe.
They can be solids, mixed with patterns or vertical stripes as long as the clothes are ALL the same color! She also said it's important to wear 3 matching pieces of clothing, (all the same color) Example: a tunic vest, a skirt & scarf, or pants with a jacket & a hat. This way a person looking at you will see a longer/leaner you! It made perfect sense to me & even though I'm 5'-5", I still plan to use this advise in my own life!
I know you asked for patterns but thought I might give this info if you can't find anything. I'm a size 30/32 and I bought my wedding dress in dillards for 75.00 on clearance. I was also able to find my mothers gown there also for 25.00. Now is the time to be looking because they closeout all of last years stuff at this time of year, to make room for this years Easter and prom dresses.
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MIAMI , Tuesday—At eleven o'clock Sunday morning we left Palm Beach for Miami. We drove to the Coral Gables Hospital, which is an Air Force hospital, and we had lunch with the men at their mess. The familiar pressed out tin trays were before us. I could almost see the line at one of the mess halls in the Southwest Pacific, for I have not often eaten off similar trays since then. The food was good and the men seemed to be enjoying it.
This hospital, like the hospital in Palm Beach, is very well adapted to the needs of the type of cases that are coming here. I think converted hotels have one great advantage for hospital use. The rooms only hold two, three or at most four beds, which means that the men get more privacy and quiet.
There are some very remarkable cases which make you marvel at the skill of the surgeons and the extraordinary new scientific discoveries which have made such cures possible.
While at Palm Beach, We stopped at the Victory Canteen which is run by Mrs. Rea. It is kept open all year, even when the places which are open only during the resort season are closed. It was crowded with men writing letters, reading and eating. There were some British boys and one from Santo Domingo. Later in the day, when we visited the recreation pier in Miami, which I had seen two years ago, we found many different nationalities represented. The people seemed to have a happy time together. I could not believe that such changes had been wrought in a short time as were evident on this recreation pier. The library and the game room and the upstairs dance hall were hard even to imagine when I was there before. Now they are accomplished facts, nicely furnished and filled with men.
We visited another hospital in the afternoon which is largely used as a convalescent hospital. Later, we saw a very good setup where convalescent patients who are just about to return to active duty, were being given physical reconditioning.
In the middle of the afternoon we stopped at the USO which is run for colored servicemen. Not many of them come to this city and the community here is not very large, but they have taken a tremendous amount of interest and have a very fine place for men from ships or from shore stations who come in. I was glad to have an opportunity to see it.
In all of the hospitals I found Red Cross workers helping with the craft work which the patients enjoy. They also do the contacting of families without having the complications which people overseas suffer from in getting their cables through.
At six o'clock we reached my son Franklin's house, and met some of his friends, including Captain and Mrs. McDaniels. Captain McDaniels is the head of the DETS (Destroyer Escort Training School). We had made a hurried trip to the school late in the afternoon, looking into the mess hall and driving around the piers where the classrooms and practice ships are. Captain McDaniels seems to have a gift for training men, and I have never seen more enthusiastic students than those with whom I talked Sunday afternoon.
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On a November day in 1927, a tiny classified ad in The Christian Science Monitor carried an unusual message. Under the heading "Board for Children Wanted," the ad read: "Wanted - A home, with Christian Scientists preferred, for a girl of 6 years, good birth, adoption optional."
Those 17 words gave no hint of the urgent need that prompted a mother in Newark, N.J., to write them. Nor could they convey her young daughter's need for stability, education, and above all, love. Yet that brief appeal marked a turning point for the little girl, who describes herself as a "ragamuffin" and an "urchin" during the harsh years before the ad transformed her life.
"I was a throwaway kid, neglected and abused," says Virginia Burch, now a great-grandmother. Her ready smile and cheerful voice carry no trace of bitterness.
Relaxing on a rainy November afternoon in the upstate New York home of her son, Doug Burch, executive director of the Tri-County United Way, Mrs. Burch tells a remarkable story. It is a story of loss and deprivation, and of love and fulfillment.
Her odyssey bears testimony to her own courage. It also illustrates the power of one couple's generous hearts and outstretched hands, and their willingness to take a risk.
Born Inez Virginia Force in Philadelphia, Burch was a preschooler when her father left, taking the couple's three sons and leaving his wife and daughter with no means of support. Her mother cobbled together a meager income by working in private homes as a nurse's aide. Her unstable life included little inclination for mothering, so she boarded her daughter in a succession of foster homes in Newark.
"Bless her heart, I'm sure my mother meant well, but she just wasn't with it as a mother," Burch says quietly.
Her earliest memories involve spending a winter in the basement rooms of an older man, possibly her grandfather. "He kept parrots and guinea pigs, and my fingers were always sore from being nipped when I reached in their cages to touch them," Burch says. Equally memorable was the food: She and the man ate nothing but potatoes and onions boiled together.
"One day he said we were going to have pancakes for supper," Burch recalls. "It didn't work. The butter was rancid, and there was no syrup. I was glad to get back to potatoes and onions."
Every morning she headed for High Street in downtown Newark to join four or five boys - "my gang," she calls them. All day they roamed the streets. "We went into stores and looked around, but we didn't take anything," Burch says.
Whenever they found coins, they bought movie tickets and ice cream. "This was sheer pleasure - escape from the harsh, dirty, uncaring world into the cozy darkness of make-believe. Rin Tin Tin and Our Gang were dear friends."
One day, eager to learn, Virginia followed neighborhood children to school. Sitting at an empty desk, she studied the Palmer Method handwriting charts on the wall. Then the teacher arrived.
"Why haven't you been in school?" she shouted.
"Nobody told me to come," the little girl replied meekly. The teacher refused to believe her. "I could see she didn't know much about throwaway kids," Burch says. Trembling, she ran out the door and never went back.
In one foster home, her "bed" was two kitchen chairs pushed together. The family always locked the door at 9 p.m. One cold night, she didn't make it home in time. A man across the street, Mr. Applegate, took her in. "He was so kind. He had a couch in his living room that was just heaven."
Another foster home was even more disturbing. "These people were very kind, but they were child molesters," Burch says, referring vaguely to "games on the floor in the evening." When her mother came to visit, Burch told her about the activities. "She got a strange look on her face, and we whizzed right out of there."
For several weeks she stayed with her mother. Then, one November evening, her mother explained that three families wanted Virginia to live with them. The choice was hers.
"One family on Long Island had a Cadillac and a little girl," Burch says. "A couple in Syracuse, N.Y., had a Buick and no children. A couple in Rome, N.Y., had a Ford and no children. I took the family with the Ford. I knew cars - I was street savvy. For some reason, I figured they might be a little kinder."
Years later, Burch learned that all three couples had responded to the Monitor ad. She assumes one of her mother's employers had given her the newspaper.
On Dec. 1, 1927, mother and daughter boarded a train in Newark for Utica, N.Y. Christmas lights glittered at the station in Utica - a special treat for a child who'd never celebrated Christmas, or even a birthday. When her prospective adoptive father, Harry Seubert, greeted them, her first question was, "Does Santa Claus come here?" He simply smiled.
During the 40-minute drive to the Seuberts' house in Rome, the little girl, wearing a thin cotton dress with no coat, warmed herself in the back seat of the Model A Ford by curling up in an old sweater of Mr. Seubert's.
Burch can only imagine what her adoptive mother, Florence Seubert, thought when they arrived. "I was so dirty. My mother didn't clean me up. And I had head lice." Her scalp stung when the family's housekeeper used kerosene to kill the lice infesting her bright red hair.
Having her own room was "absolute heaven." She enjoyed the couple's Airedale, Maryanna, and the attention the Seuberts gave her. For the first time in her life, she felt loved.
Still, the Seuberts faced challenges. Their prospective adoptee threw occasional tantrums, flinging herself on the floor. She also spoke with a New Jersey twang and used gutter language. "Mrs. Seubert would tell me not to say things, but I would forget. She would wash out my mouth with soap."
In January, just after her seventh birthday, Virginia began first grade. The Seuberts also enrolled her in Sunday School, her first exposure to religion. "I liked to hear about Father-Mother God," she says. "I finally had a father and a mother, and I had God looking out for me, too."
After six months, her birth mother returned to sign the adoption papers. Finally, Virginia had a permanent home.
A voracious reader, she blossomed academically, skipping semesters in second and fourth grades. At 17 she graduated as valedictorian of her class. She attended college for two years, but left when her adored father died suddenly. Tuition cost $38, and she did not want to use her mother's money.
Soon after that, she married her high school sweetheart, Don Burch. Recalling the day she first saw him in a chemistry class, she smiles and says, "In came this great big tall boy. He wore corduroy pants and saddle shoes, a white shirt and tie, and a green sweater. I thought he was wonderful."
She and her beloved "great big tall boy," a builder, became the parents of three sons and two daughters. Years passed in a whirl of child-rearing. Then, three decades after leaving college, Burch enrolled at Colgate University, the only grandmother in her class. Ever the industrious student, she earned both bachelor's and master's degrees. She was also elected to Phi Beta Kappa.
"Every honor I received, I thought about the Seuberts, that this was for them," she says.
That gratitude also fostered a desire to help others. Burch volunteered in her children's schools. She taught Sunday School. She founded the Martin County Literacy Council in Stuart, Fla., where she and her husband retired. She tutored immigrants and migrant farm workers, and trained prisoners to help other prisoners with English.
As she reflects on her experiences, she encourages others to help children in need.
Picking up a framed photograph taken on the couple's 50th wedding anniversary, Burch, now a widow, looks affectionately at her extended family, which includes 10 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. As the effects of that long-ago classified ad ripple through four generations, she remains keenly aware of the great gift the Seuberts gave her: family life.
"It was just a marvelous thing, that feeling of safety and security, that feeling of parents being interested in me," she says. "I hit the jackpot."


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….well, quite accurate, if Elle Hunt's overreaction to the Great Mushroom Picture brouhaha is anything to go by:
Even if she's checked out Brok's profile pics and thinks he's a bit of all right and isn't dissuaded by his friends' possibly habitual over-stepping of boundaries, taking a photo of a woman in public, at distance, without her consent or even her knowledge, then posting it to a public Facebook page with 880,900-plus followers is enormously misjudged at best and (I don't know, I hope, because if it isn't it should be) possibly criminal at worst.
A criminal record for taking a snapshot that includes a woman in it? You have got to be kidding me!
"The internet is a reflection of society," I often say in defence of a story about some trending hashtag. But that also means that the internet is full of failures of judgment and questionable content and men feeling ownership over a woman they quite know literally nothing about, apart from that she owns white shorts, eats mushrooms and was on the Gold Coast on Monday night.
He doesn't want to 'own her'. He wants to meet her, maybe date her if they both click.
It's called the continuation of the species. You may have heard of it.
Whether or not these stories have "happy endings" is sort of beside the point: women have a right to be in public spaces (and private ones!) without being co-opted into some bloke's bid for "love" or likes.
What about men? Don't they have a right too?
Is the taking of photos to illustrate 'manspreading' something you ever got up on your high horse about?
… just because something has "gone viral" isn't in and of itself reason to report on it. If media is going to cover internet culture, it must exercise at least as much judgment as it would with stories that occurred "offline", a bar that admittedly varies from publication to publication.
Yeah, well, that's a consequence of 25/7/365 news. They've got to write about something…
…we journalists working the digital beat can exercise judgment and discretion and a sense of responsibility over how much of the internet we lend our somewhat quaint, old-media credibility, for howsoever long it may last.Not every "Facebook user" is deserving of their 15 minutes of fame. Not every product prototype that goes viral on Tumblr makes a "trend". Not every brand's "perfect response" needs to be amplified. Some people are just very good at playing for favourites, and more power to them.
But if the media's broadening the definition of "news" – which, ICYMI, I'm all in favour of – let's not take it so far as to include every bozo's idiotic bid for internet acclaim. Especially if it involves someone else without their knowledge, let alone their consent, and those retweets and likes and shares come at their expense.
Your 'old media' is increasingly irrelevant. People will decide for themselves what constitutes 'news'. And if they judge this is indeed news, by sharing it and liking/disliking, or polling, or any of the other options available…then you'll be out of the picture.
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I'm a teenager with type 1 diabetes. I have had an insulin pump for two years now, and I am on my ninth pump of the same brand right now, so it appears they're continually going bad. A nurse at my doctors contacted the company, and they sent me the newest version, but I don't feel very comfortable with it. I would like to switch brands, but I don't know if my insurance will let me. Do you have any insight as to whether or not my insurance company will let me switch brands if I have a "working" pump?
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- Learn all you can about the pump you would really like to use. What features does it have that your present pump lacks? Sometimes an insurance company will agree to purchase a different brand when the features provide more safety, more accuracy, less potential for error, etc.
- Ask your physician to write a letter of necessity highlighting the features that will make the new pump a better choice for you. The letter should remind the insurance company that you are an adolescent and that the features will make pump therapy more safe or effective for you.
- Work with a pump company or distributor that will help with the insurance issues.
Additional comments from Jane Seley, diabetes nurse specialist:Usually the insurance companies won't pay for another pump for four years, but it sounds like you have extenuating circumstances. You could contact another company and ask them if they will help you write a strong letter to your insurance company.
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Rovereto and its environs
Rovereto is a small town in the province of Trent in the Val Lagerina (river Adige) where it joins the river Leno. Tobacco, cereals and vines are grown in the countryside.
The traditional cuisine of this region is distinguished from that of the main town because of the two cultures which have influenced the life of the local people, contributing to the formation of traditions and characters: Germanic (making for strictness, order and precision) and Venetian, a legacy of the Republic of Venice; this second is that which has predominated in the Rovereto area, leaving important traces both in the character of the inhabitants and their eating habits, which we are able to associate with the area of Lake Garda in the Trentino, the most important centre of which is the town of Riva. This small town, together with Torbole (on the lake of the same name), can boast the sole production of olive oil in the whole region due to the mild climate. One strip of land which extends for a few kilometres grows about a hundred thousand olive trees of the 'casliva', 'frantoio', and 'leccino' varieties. The oil produced is excellent and very light, squeezed at low temperatures, it has low acidity and a distinctive bright green character. The whole production is taken up locally, distinguishing the cuisine in this part of the Trentino where the use of butter is very limited.
This region also enjoys a strong tradition for growing vegetables; potatoes, carrots, red turnips, cabbages, beans and onions contributing an important part in the economy of these valleys. The undisputed capital of this production is the Valle di Gresta (Gresta Valley) which has known how to exploit to the maximum the potential of an area particularly dedicated to open air cultivation and organic practice. Leaving the trunk road which leads from Rovereto to Lake Garda in the neighbourhood of Loppio, climbing towards the Bordola Pass and going along the 15 km which cross the whole of the Valle di Gresta, it is possible to see hundreds of fields of vegetable cultivations. The traditional crops (potatoes, carrots, savoy and head cabbages used in the preparation of sauerkraut) have been augmented in recent years by new products (cucumbers, green beans, celery both early and late varieties, courgettes, radicchio, lettuces, leeks onions, parsley and basil).
There are few typical dishes but in general it can be said of the cuisine of this remaining part of the Trentino that that of Rovereto is lighter, with milder and less positive flavours; a gastronomy in which fish from the local lakes plays an important part and in which influences from the Venetian cuisine have been adapted locally.
One example is that of the "baccalà alla cappucina" ('Capuchin dried codfish'); this is cooked with onions, bay leaves, sultanas, pine nuts, sugar, cinnamon, pepper, anchovies and breadcrumbs and the result of this combination is that it emerges from the oven with a richer and more complete aroma than that of the equivalent Venetian regional dish.
The trout are worthy of the place of honour. A typical recipe is one where the trout is fried and soused with onion, vinegar, parsley, mint, the zest of an orange and a lemon and sultanas. Also reminiscent of Venetian cooking is the preparation of eel browned in butter with plenty of onion and then cooked at length in a mixture of water and white wine with a bouquet garni (of celery, parsley and cinnamon). The eel is cut into pieces which are then folded into a sauce made from beating egg yolks into the cooking liquid.
Of course this region does not escape Northern influences, although the names of the dishes here do not show their German origins.
An example are the 'probusti', a speciality of Rovereto; thick sausages of pork and veal with a generous addition of garlic, stuffed into a sheep's intestine and for further flavouring, smoked over juniper or birch fires. The origin of this dish can be found on the other side of the frontier; the name 'probusti' is a corruption of the word 'wurstel'.
We remember the famous 'salted meat' which is a very ancient dish, enjoyed from the the time of the Council of Trent, a religious-political gathering which for eighteen years (1545-1563) gave Trent a role as a world leader. The preparation of this speciality is not particularly complicated. The cut of the meat used is of fundamental importance, as are the ingredients used for the marinade: salt, pepper, garlic, bay leaves, rosemary, juniper and white wine. The preparation is very simple: the fresh meat is laid down in small wooden tubs and conserved in the marinade for twenty days. It is the undisputed king of all light snacks, accompanying the legendary tastings of red wine at traditional hostelries, the 'salted meat', the speciality of the Basso Trentino has a typical presentation: cut into thin slices, seared on a slab and surrounded with beans dressed in olive oil.
A special starter is 'strangolapreti', vegetable gnocchi (small dumplings), (usually with spinach or beet greens/Swiss chard), flour, egg, grated cheese and nutmeg; a somewhat substantial dish which is served with juices from the roast and with Parmesan cheese. The gruesome nickname was probably a form of popular protest which fermented in the centuries of none too gentle leadership by the prince-bishops, a protest which, in the zone of Rovereto, one can imagine having existed due to the character of its inhabitants which has always been more free and pleasure-loving compared to that of those living in other parts of the Trentino region.
In the range of humble cooking we also find two dishes which were one time very widespread: the "polmone in guazzetto" ('lung stew') a kind of stew flavoured with onion and tomato which was served with polenta, similar to the 'tonco di pontesel' which literally means 'sugo di balcone' ('balcony sauce'). Small pieces of cooked meat with plenty of onion and flour to make up the quantity of sauce needed to flavour a large quantity of polenta. This sauce was nicknamed 'de pontesel' because it was often diluted with water from the fountains which, right up to the end of the 18th century, in the houses of the poor were found on the balconies or galleries.
Amongst the cheeses we find the 'bagoss'. Its origin is from the Brescia region, from the town of Bagolino, a mountain centre at an elevation of 800m (6,500 ft) in the Valle del Caffaro (Caffaro Valley), but production extends also to a good part of the Alta Valle del Chiese (the Upper Chiese Valley), in particular in the Stovo district, enough so that it is also considered to be a Trentino cheese. It is hard textured, half fat, made from cows' milk by a complex technical process, yielding a high quality milk derived from the herds grazing on summer pastures rich in flowers and aromatic herbs. The aroma of the 'bagoss' cheese is, in effect, absolutely unique. The cylindrical shape is about fifteen centimetres (six inches) in height, has a diameter of about twenty centimetres (8 inches) and a weight varying from twelve to fifteen kilos (twenty seven to thirty four pounds). The period of maturation is from a minimum of three months to a maximum of two years. The texture, compact with either minute holes or none at all, has initially a yellowish colour which with age mellows to a more amber tone with a light greenish tinge. When young it is a classic table cheese, with age it is excellent with polenta, cut into strips and placed under the grill for a few minutes. It is also a splendid cheese to grate for those who appreciate stronger flavours.
As regards the desserts, one can also find some desserts of Austrian origin from strudel to 'krapfen', but alongside these are also 'torte' (then spread throughout the region) more Italian in style like the 'torta de fregoloti', made with butter, almonds, sugar and a little flour, so called because one lines the tart case with a handmade crumble, which is called 'fregoloti' in the dialect (= a crumble). A thin tart, usually rather dry, which is difficult to cut in slices. A typical dessert to dip in sweet wine, and which is available in all the pastry shops and can also be provided by the bakeries.
Trentino dessert dishes also have a place in daily meals: principally tarts made with jam of all types, from apples to quinces, carrots, tomatoes and chestnut, all home made, (through a long tradition based on the work of the women and the necessity of preserving produce to be used to accompany meat with sauces and various sweetmeats), and the apple pies which are prepared in various ways, more or less rich but always exquisite.


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While at the Toronto International Film Festival promoting his film, Much Ado About Nothing, Joss Whedon sat down with MTV News and revealed that the Marvel S.H.I.E.L.D. TV series that he's currently developing is "very far" along in the developmental process and that he's already pitched it to ABC - with new S.H.I.E.L.D. characters in place of Nick Fury, Agent Coulson and Maria Hill.
One of the things fans have been speculating about is how involved would Fury and the rest of the S.H.I.E.L.D. team, most recently seen in Whedon's The Avengers, would be on a week-to-week TV show. Budget-wise and availability-wise. So this idea of new agents and characters answers that question.
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Dear ChristiansHis Holynes metropolitan John Tomas of Scandinavia have made the resolution,to Ban this Forum for all who belong to the Church of Christ.
Dear ChristiansHis Holynes metropolitan John Tomas of Scandinavia have made the resolution,to Ban this Forum for all who belong to the Church of Christ.These forums/debates undermines the authority of the Institution of the Church of Yeshua ben Yosef the Son of God and bring only questioning "in absurdum Maximus" both of the servants of God and the clean teachings of Christ,wich his Church must teach the faithful.This forum have shown this not only when His Holynes tryed to reach faithful and ask for their prayers for the Metropolitat but all also over the forum.This was the words of Our Holy Father,a disciple of christ++Metropolitan John Tomas 1 of ScandinaviaAntiokinska Apostoliska Katolska Ortodoxa KyrkanSkandinavisk oberoende Metrolopitatet/Father.Michael,Secretary,spokesman of the see
When a time revolts against eternity, the only thing to set against it is genuine eternity itself, and not some other time which has already roused, and not without reason, a violent reaction against itself.
Azurestone; In absurd um Maximus,IS grammatically correct.But i did the misstake of not have a space between absurd and um.I am sorry for that!
Iconodule; Your "papal bull" can not even be taken seriously. It is a shameful and disrespectful joke and a sick attempt
I think that the Antiochian Northamerican Archdiocese (OCA) do not like this character(Azurestone) whoever it is, to type things like this at all.They are,as we,selfgoverned and not subordinated HB Zakka or HB Ignatius.
Your unchristian practical joke have not even been shown to our Holy Father.However,i am certain of that he would only give a smile and shake his head.
I am sure of that other Christians living in the Love of the Son of God also Se the beautiful in this.It is only people of exceed pride and narrowness that would mind.
Iconodule is the name on churchfathers who was "pro"icons in a great schism of the Church of Christ.
What schism occurred because of the iconoclasm period?
Michal Kalina;Your judgement will judge yourself sir.At least,Our holy Father Metropolitan John Tomas exists and his Bull over this forum,proves his resolution is totally correct.
Bull... or fatwa?
How I long for the days of dattaswami.
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I am starting the year off by expressing deep thanks for Pachelbel's Cannon. Chances are good you've heard it. It's soft and has that generic, classical music quality that makes it popular at weddings. In fact, it may have been written specifically for that purpose. There are many arrangements. The string version, with violins playing the melody, is the most common. You can hear it performed here if you so desire. The arrangement I'm thankful for, however, is the one written for three trumpets and performed by Winton Marsalis. You can hear it here.
Trumpets are my favorite musical instruments. They have power that can pick a listener up out of their chair and hurl them to the back of the room. But, at the control of a skilled performer, they can also be soft and expressive like no other instrument. Their grace is unsurpassed.
The strings version lacks power. I'm not saying it isn't beautiful. It is, and while it inspires peace it also possesses a benign purpose. It doesn't inspire awe or action. In the Marsalis version, the trumpets leave no doubt they are powerul and creative as they fly above the other instruments. And flying is how I envision them. As the music progresses they take wing, weaving their graceful, clear and powerful paths among and above the strings. But, the real beauty of the piece is the finale. A single note, a high A, soars above the strings like a bird high above a field.
Years ago, when I heard the Marsalis version for the first time, I was a convicted atheist. But after listening to that ending a revelation came to me, causing me to question all that I believed. The whole work, in three trumpets that are actually only one (Marsalis plays all three) is the act of creation and that final note was the face of God gliding over the face of the waters, gazing on his good work. I knew after one hearing that Pachelbel's Canon is a musical allegory of creation. Here is God, I thought. Pure, perfect and graceful. The impact on my belief was profound for I could no longer claim to be an atheist. That was my first step towards belief and I became a God-fearing atheist (I am a firm believer in baby steps :-) ).
The grace of the music started me on my walk and I was eventually baptized in Jesus name for the remission of sins. I received the gift of the Holy Ghost. As my walk lengthened, I began to contemplate God's grace and over time He revealed to me the nature and the magnitude of it. The nights at my cabin in the woods in New Hampshire, gazing upward, paralyzed at the beauty and the incomprehensible scale of the star filled sky; the views of the savannah in Africa that showed me what life thousands of years before must have been like; the simple clarity and beauty of mathematics; the awesome profundity of physics; the majesty of music, art, literature and His Word. These, I have come to know, are all elements of His grace.
The most wonderful thing about His grace is that despite my reluctance to believe, my countless sins and heresies, my self-reliance, pride and pleasure-seeking tendencies that God still loves me enough to come to earth in the flesh, bear disfiguring torture and die so I could be saved. So, I am thankful for Pachelbel's Cannon because it was through it that God first revealed His grace to me. And, now, I'm a fully actualized God-fearing Christian.
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I've had a lot of people ask me recently what a typical day looks like for us. Well, just like in everyone's home each day is a bit different but here it is in a nutshell:
7:00am - Paul or I go in Parker's room and get report from the night nurse. She then leaves for the day. If he's sleeping well, I bring a little mattress in his room and try to take a nap. Sometimes I can, sometimes not. Paul gets ready and goes to work.
8:00-9:00am - Alexa wakes up. She's pretty easy in the morning. She gets to watch cartoons on PBS and eat her cereal. We pick out clothes and she'll get dressed and ready for the day. I have to figure out what to do with her crazy morning hair - it's a serious dilemma people!
9:00-9:45am - Parker gets his tube feeding which runs about 45 minutes. He gets two meds during this feeding.
9:45am - On Alexa's preschool days (Wednesday and Thursday), I wake Parker up and put him (still in his PJ's), Alexa, and all Parker's gear in the car and drive to preschool. It's only a couple of blocks away. I try to have her there by 10:00am but that doesn't always happen.
10:00am - On non-preschool days, I wake Parker up around 10:00am if he hasn't gotten up on his own. Waking Parker up after he's had a good night's sleep is one of my favorite things. He opens his sleepy little eyes, looks around to find me and gives me the cutest little "I'm-still-sleepy-but-I-love-you-so-much-it-makes-me-grin" smile. We cuddle for a few minutes in his rocking chair. I do his cares (clean his g-button site and trach stoma) and get him dressed for the day. Parker then gets his inhaler and CPT (mechanical percussion to help break up gunk in his lungs).
10:30am - Alexa, Parker and I usually read some stories or sing some songs. Then I encourage Alexa to do an activity by herself while I get Parker's nebulizer stuff ready.
11:00am - Parker gets an antibiotic breathing treatment that I have to give him in his room with the door shut because it creates smoke and could cause the smoke alarm to go off. It's also not good for Alexa to breath in.
11:15-11:45am - We usually take it pretty easy. I get Parker positioned into his tomato chair, bouncer, swing, or walker while Alexa is coloring, playing with toys, or making a mess of the living room. When Parker has Occupational Therapy through Lincoln Public Schools, they come around this time.
11:45am - Paul comes home for lunch 3-4 days per week. I'd like to say I'm a good wife and have lunch ready for him but that's not usually the case. He comes home and throws something together and I make lunch for Alexa. Her favorites are peanut butter and jelly, chicken nuggets, or Mac and Cheese. Yes, I only feed my family the most nutritious, well balanced and healthy meals for lunch.
1:00pm - Parker gets another 45 minute tube feeding. He gets one med during this feeding. Alexa goes down for a nap around this time. Sometimes I get lucky and both kids fall asleep at the same time. On those days, I try to squeeze in a short nap if Parker isn't needing a lot of suctioning. If not, I do chores, read blogs, and go crazy talking to the insurance company. I usually talk to a Doctor's office or two and read up on whatever symptoms Parker is having that day.
2:30pm - Alexa wakes up from her nap. I get her a snack and play a game or do an activity with her. We like to bake when we have a chance. When she's in preschool, I usually have an appointment to take Parker to. I try my best to schedule these on days when Alexa is in preschool because it's so much easier. We usually have at least two appointments a week and sometimes quite a few more.
4:00pm - Parker gets another CPT treatment which he loves. I think about doing laundry or dishes and then change my mind.
4:45pm - When Alexa is in preschool, Parker and I go pick her up. On other days, we begin thinking about what we can throw together for dinner and I wonder why in the world I didn't figure that out earlier.
5:00pm - Parker gets another 45 minute tube feeding. He gets 1-2 meds during this feeding depending on what day it is. I usually set him in his high chair or tomato chair in the kitchen so he can watch Alexa and I make dinner.
6:00pm - Paul gets home from work. Sometimes dinner is ready and sometimes not. Usually the house is a disaster area and I have done very little housework. Paul understands.
6:00-7:00pm Paul and I bribe Alexa to eat her dinner (because dinner usually consists of healthier and better balanced food than lunch and that means Alexa is not a fan). I talk with Paul about what crazy things the kids did today, how I have a love/hate relationship with the insurance company and how some provider messed up the billing again, what appointments were made today, and how much I would love to go on a vacation. He tells me about his day at work - which usually consists of the same thing every day. We laugh at how ornery Parker is because he keeps throwing his toys off of his high chair tray and looking at us as if to tell us "Would you get that please?" and then once we do he just throws it off again.
7:00-9:00pm - We play with the kids, try to watch some TV when we can, get some chores done, and get the kids in the bath.
9:00pm - Paul goes downstairs and works on his homework. Have I mentioned Paul has started his graduate program? I sit upstairs and sulk for a couple of minutes because I want to go back to school too. Then I come back to reality and get Parker's last tube feeding started for the day. He gets two meds at this feeding. We give him his inhaler.
10:00pm - We start getting Alexa ready for bed. We get PJ's on, brush teeth, and read two books. One book she gets to pick out and the other is a daily devotional designed for preschoolers. It was recommended to me and I think it's great.
10:30pm - We get Parker ready for bed. We do his evening cares (clean his g-button site, clean his trach stoma and change his trach ties), get his PJ's on, read him a book, attempt to brush his teeth - which is much easier said than done, and get him tucked in. Then we get all of his supplies cleaned, equipment (pulse oximeter, suction machine, humidity machine, oxygen concentrator, nebulizer, feeding pump) turned on or ready. Then we realize the night nurse is going to be here in five minutes and we have so much left to do. We update his daily board (when his cares were done, what meds were given today, what supplies we cleaned, how many BM's and wet diapers he had), make his tube feeding formula up for the night, and clean the kitchen.
11:00pm - We give report to the nurse and give Parker a kiss goodnight. The nurse will give Parker another nebulizer treatment, do another round of CPT, and start his overnight drip feeding. She'll also have to suction him a couple times an hour throughout the night. He usually needs suctioned less when he's sleeping than he does during the day.
11:30pm-1:00am - We take a breath. We watch a little late night comedy, Paul plays games on the kindle fire, I read blogs or catch up on Facebook, review what the next day has in order and then we crash!!!
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
A Little Extra Love
At Paul's birthday party, we were able to get some good pictures of Parker with his family members and I thought I'd share.
|Parker with Uncle John and his girlfriend, Meggie.
|Parker with Grandpa Tom
|Parker wtih Grandma CeCe. She still had her silly hat on.
|Parker with Aunt Taryne and Alexa
|Parker and Grandma Cheryl
|Parker and Grandpa Donn
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Tuesday, February 14, 2012
The BIG THIRTY and Crazy Hats
Today is a big day because it's Valentine's Day AND Paul turned 30! I'ts a bit hard to celebrate on Valentine's Day so we had a little family party this past weekend for Paul. I thought I'd make it a little bit fun by asking everyone to wear a crazy hat and it was funny to see what everyone came up with.
Alexa had fun helping me pick out some crazy hats and she's been wearing them all week. One of her favorites is the sombrero.
Paul was even a good sport and to my surprise, he wore his straw hat most of the night.
And Parker thought everyone's silly hats were pretty fun to look at.
Happy Birthday, Paul. We love you!!
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