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Baby Doc Shock!May 18, 2016 at 10:04 am | Posted in arthrits, arthrits, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, joint pai, Me, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 4 Comments
Tags: ear ache, immunosuppression, infection, methotrexate, MTX, RA, Rheumatoid arthritis
I hope those of you in the UK appreciate the Sun style headline! All will become clear shortly, but let's start with a once upon a time, like all good stories. Once upon a time, two weeks ago in fact, I had ear ache pretty badly … I called the doc, saw the nurse practitioner, got antibiotics for an ear infection, was told not take my methotrexate that week so it didn't fight the antibiotics (so to speak), took the antibiotics, got better (but not 100%) and that should have been the end of that … only it wasn't.
Guess who forgot NOT to take the methotrexate? Bad Polly Penguin!
So anyway, Monday night the ear was niggling quite badly again (and I'd been off the antibiotics for a few days) so I thought, right, I'd better call the doc tomorrow and not take the MTX. Of course yesterday morning the ear felt fine. 'Still call the doc,' said wise hubby … and I really, really meant to, but we were very busy at work and I completely forgot. The ear was fine all day. So I thought right, better not delay the methotrexate any longer and I took it last night (and had a most appalling stomach upset, incidentally!)
'Still call the doc about the ear,' said wise hubby again, 'you don't want it flaring over the weekend when you can't get a doc,' so I thought I would … and in fact the ear was niggly again last night and this morning, so at least that reminded me.
Got through to the surgery very quickly. The system is normally you speak to the receptionist, they get a doctor to call you back and then, if the doctor feels the need, you go in and see them. In this instance, to my amazement, as soon as I said what the problem was the receptionist said, 'Can you come in now?' So I did. Fantastic, I thought – red flagged because of my immunosuppression – I didn't think they did that.
And now, finally … for anyone patient enough to have read this far, we get to the baby doc shock! I went in and saw the doctor, who I think is a locum (they mostly are as we have terrible recruitment problems – heaven knows why, it's a lovely part of the world). She must have been just out of training. She was really lovely, hadn't had the softness knocked out of her yet, excellent bedside manner, sweet as pie (much sweeter than the original 'Baby Doc') and very helpful. She checked both ears, checked my temperature, asked about the history of the last couple of weeks … confirmed I actually had some infection in both ears (which was a surprise) and asked me to come back in a week or so just to make sure everything was OK after I'd finished the antibiotics. All well so far.
'Shall I take my methotrexate next week, while I'm taking the antibiotics?' I asked. Baby doc looked thunderstruck. Heck! So much for the red flag for immunosuppression – she didn't even know I was on methotrexate. 'I'm on methotrexate for RA,' I elaborated. 'The nurse practitioner said not to take it last week because of the antibiotics, so should I take it this time or not?' (I admit I failed to fess up to having taken the MTX last week!)
'You've got RA? How long have you been on the methotrexate?' she asked.
'Oh ages,' I said cheerfully.
'But you're so young for RA!'
My turn to be thunderstruck. Yes, I KNOW GPs have to know a smidgen of everything and there's a heck of a lot of everything out there, so they can't be expected to be experts on anything; yes, I know that she's only just out of nappies … sorry, school … sorry, college; yes, I know it's a commonly held misconception … but … well, can I just say aaaaaaaaaaargh.
I didn't say aaaaaargh to her. After all, she'd been very nice and helpful and I didn't want to antagonize her … but I did point out that RA can hit at any age, and that mine had started nine years ago when I was 39. Unfortunately, perhaps, I didn't really push the point … maybe I should have done. She's probably still a 'GP trainee' and might have found the information valuable. Thing is, I was kind of in shock that she'd made that comment and I just didn't react fast enough.
My apologies for the whole 'RA' and arthritis 'community' – I feel that I've let us down!
Cloudy with a Chance of PainMay 2, 2016 at 1:55 pm | Posted in arthrits, arthrits, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, joint pai, fibromyalgia, joint pai, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | Leave a comment
Tags: arthritis, Arthritis Care, Arthritis Research UK, chronic pain, cloudy with a chance of pain, RA, Rheumatoid arthritis, weather
Isn't that a fantastic title for a study of chronic pain to see if it is/might be related to the weather? Well, if you're in the UK and have arthritis or chronic pain and smart phone you can do more than just enjoy the great name – you can be part of the study!
All you have to do is agree to participate and download the Umotif app with the code word 'cloudy' – allow it to know your location and fill in the details (which really won't take more than five minutes and probably less) each evening. I think you're supposed to be able to set a reminder in the app, so that your phone will ping and remind you to complete the survey … as yet I haven't worked out how tough!
To find out more about the project, funded by Arthritis Research UK, you can go to their website.
This sort of study needs lots and lots of people to really make it work, so if you're eligible please do join in – it would be fascinating to see if any link to the weather is established. And as the article about this in Arthritis Care's Inspire magazine points out, if nothing else the study might get a few headlines about arthritis, which ain't that easy to do!
Even better, this really is 'Citizen Science' – anyone who wants to can explore the data, look for patterns and, if they find any, submit their ideas and hypotheses! Cool!
Gluten Free UPdateApril 21, 2016 at 2:33 pm | Posted in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 4 Comments
Tags: arthritis, Barcelona, gluten, gluten free, RA, Rheumatoid arthritis, Spain, stomach
So I did gluten free for a month before we went on holiday to Barcelona – where we had a FABULOUS TIME and ate all sorts of wheat-related products! I can safely say, I think, that it made absolutely no difference to my arthritis, which carried on being mild to moderate and twinging and whinging in exactly the same joints as usual. However, I've always had a dodgy stomach for years, the worst thing being wind – and almost as soon as I'd gone gluten-free the windiness massively reduced – almost entirely stopped in fact. That's a big thing for lifestyle, if not for RA!
So then we went to Spain – wow, warmth, sunshine, fabulous food … but I didn't bother to attempt gluten free while I was there, while at the same time not going out of my way to eat gluten! We had a pastry of some sort with a fruit salad for most breakfasts, a roll with some dinners and sandwiches for some lunches – we also walked very nearly walked my feet off … even hubby was getting a bit tired! I'll post some photos when I get them on to my PC, but so far no time this week! We had a wonderful time and saw all sorts of amazing things and … with one notable exception, possibly caused by too much really exceptional paella, my tummy was fine! However, this fits in fine with the possibility of a mild intolerance rather than an allergy – no reason for stomach to react instantly in a bad way.
When we got home I'd run out of gluten free cereal and we weren't going shopping for a day or two so I had bran flakes again – BAM! Stomach back to square one! Hmm, interesting. No more bran flakes I guess! So I then decided to play this week as gluten free cereal but not to worry about the other food and see how it goes. So far … not fantastic. I might well be going back to (almost) gluten free quite soon!
So angry my glasses are steaming upFebruary 22, 2016 at 12:23 pm | Posted in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 4 Comments
Tags: blood test, GP, GP surgery, injection, methotrexate, MTX, nurse, RA, rhematoid arthritis, rheumatology, sickness, surgery
At the behest of the hospital rheumy nurse, I've just been down to the surgery to have a blood test, since as I'm hopefully now getting more methotrexate into my system with the injections, they need to make sure that I'm not overdosing.
I got to the surgery, I went over to where the board hangs up where you collect your number and wait to be called for a blood test – no board. I headed back to the reception queue – the MASSIVE reception queue, the slow reception queue – in fact it wasn't slow, it was immobile.
It took me 20 minutes to get to the front of the queue to say, 'Where are the blood tests?' only to be met by a blank look and, 'Isn't there a board …'
'No, that's why I've been standing in this queue for the last twenty minutes.'
'Oh … well one young lady went home sick so perhaps they're not doing them.'
'It would have been helpful to put a notice up to save me queuing, and probably halve your queue at the same time!'
'Oh, isn't there a notice up? I'll talk to someone about that right now.'
'Don't bother – they finish at 11 anyway and it's 11 now.'
At least I needed to go anyway to get a printout of my new repeat prescription with the Metoject pen and then put that in to be reviewed by a doctor.
I sympathise with the sick phlebotomist; I sympathise with the rushed off their feet reception staff; where I draw the line is attempting to sympathise with blatant incompetence. How much effort would it have been for one of the receptionists (perhaps while she was getting coffee, as one of them did while I was queuing) to write a quick note saying, 'No blood tests today due to staff sickness. Please try tomorrow but ring first.' Not long I suggest. It also wouldn't take long to inform all the receptionists (all three of them) that there are no blood tests, and yet clearly that hadn't been done either.
It's a good job I wasn't going for a blood pressure check as my blood is boiling – at least it's keeping me warm on a cold day!
Unexpected Hospital InvoiceFebruary 5, 2016 at 11:44 am | Posted in arthrits, arthrits, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, joint pai, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 9 Comments
Tags: arthritis, hospital, injection, methotrexate, MTX, presription, RA, Rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA)
I got an invoice in the post yesterday from the hospital, 'Charge for prescription fee'. I haven't had a prescription fro the hospital – what the heck are they on about? Then I thought, 'Aha – it's probably for my appointment on 8th Feb – the injection' so I phoned finance and pointed out that I had a pre-payment certificate, expecting a whole load of argument about, 'Oh, we don't deal with those', but no – it went very smoothly and she processed it through with the pre-payment certificate- all fine.
Then I took another look at the invoice for some reason – not sure why – and read it properly. 'Charge for prescription fee 17.01.16 – as no credit terms are offered, please remit by return. If no payment is received within 30 days the invoice will be passed to our debt collection agency.'
Now I was pretty riled and slightly confused – but imagine how some poor little old lady would feel receiving that – OK, it's not a large amount of money but the aggressive tone is enough to give you palpitations if you're that way inclined. (I'm not, luckily – it just made me cross!) So I phoned the finance department back and said, 'Oy, what's this about 19th of January. I wasn't there on the 19th of January.' only (slightly) more politely. 'Just a moment, I'll check …' <Hold music> 'Yes, that's right, it was processed on the 19th of January.' Deep breath … 'Yes, I know that … but I wasn't there on the 19th of January so what is this for?' 'Oh … er…. we've only got the same info that you have – we're just asked to process the invoice. So you didn't have an outpatient visit?' 'No.' 'And you didn't visit A&E?' 'No …' Did I not just say I wasn't there? Was that not clear enough? Obviously not. 'Oh … well, would you like to check with pharmacy?' So she gave me the pharmacy number and said, 'But don't worry, it's processed on your per-payment certificate anyway.' And I'm afraid that riled me even more – typical number-cruncher attitude – it doesn't really matter what it's for as long as the numbers balance. But I didn't say anything except a polite thank you for the pharmacy number.
So I phoned the pharmacy – 'Oh yes, it's for an injection – it was sent to your GP on the 19th of January.' '
'It better not have been – because they can supply their own quite handily I believe – they don't need them sent from the hospital. Are you telling me I'm being charged for something I'm not going to get because my next appointment is with the hospital, not the GP? Or is it perhaps a dose that's been sent to the hospital rheumatology department, because I do have an appointment with them on 8th February.' And of course that's what it was. Hurrah.
Is it really that hard to put on the invoice 'For hospital methotrexate injection on 8th February' and take out the whole 'You are an evil person who hasn't paid instantly for something you didn't even know about' bit? Apparently so. Grrr …
And that only took 20 minutes to sort out and was a one-off. A very intersting post from Carla over at Carla's Corner, on the time needed to cope with a chronic illness. I have a tiny weeny fraction of what she has to cope with and it still gets me grumpy and slightly stressed.
Really hoping to get a full day's work inJanuary 26, 2016 at 3:13 pm | Posted in arthrits, arthrits, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, joint pai, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 3 Comments
Tags: aches, arthritis, fatigue, flare, joint pain, knee, methotrexate, pain, RA, reaction, Rheumatoid arthritis, stomach upset, stress, tiredness, work
Well the knee is certainly a whole lot better and I'm now tapering off the steroids – I ended up with 11 days on 40 mg and then a taper down to nothing. The bad news is, not surprisingly, it's not 100% better yet, and so far I haven't managed a full day's work since this started. Fortunately (not from a financial standpoint, but otherwise) we're not that busy right now. I'm not too worried as that's often the case in January and there are things simmering away that should come in over the next few months, and it does mean that if I just can't manage a full day then so be it. At least the boss can't get cross with me! (Having said that, I'm probably my own harshest critic, so I guess I can get cross with me!)
On top of the whole knee thing, yesterday I had what was pretty much certainly a full-blown methotrexate-related stomach upset, so I'm very glad now that I'm going on the injected stuff in a couple of weeks! Feeling OK today, if a little tired, but I was a complete wreck for a while last night – thank heavens for Imodium is all I can say!
Still, even if I don't last all day today at work, I'm confident that I'll be doing so by the end of the week, so things are on the up! I hope things are going well for all of you too.
The bit at the end of a flare that I always forget about!January 22, 2016 at 9:45 am | Posted in arthrits, arthrits, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, joint pai, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | Leave a comment
Tags: arthritis, flare, joint damage, joint pain, pain, RA, rheumatoid, Rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA)
Yay – the swelling has pretty much all gone and so has the inflammation – I have pretty much full 'bendability' back in my left knee – woohoo … but yes, I'm still being careful! Of course if you have an injury, swelling and inflammation happens for a reason – to take more blood to the area to repair the injury, and to stop you moving it in ways that are going to cause the injury to worsen. Now in RA, given that it's those helpful wee blood-cells that are actually doing the attacking and causing the injury, it kind of confuses things a bit, but nevertheless the swelling DOES stop you moving the joint in ways that are likely to cause more injury … and when the swelling's gone, so is that warning and protecting system. And one thing hasn't gone yet … the pain! Luckily the pain isn't there all the time for me, which is great – I'm very, VERY glad about that – but it does mean that while I'm sitting at my desk pain-free and want to leap up and get a cup of coffee, it's rather important to remember not to leap unless I want to end up an embarrassing heap on the floor!
Injecting methotrexateJanuary 19, 2016 at 9:20 am | Posted in arthrits, Me, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 17 Comments
Tags: arthritis, methotrexate, MTX, RA, Rheumatoid arthritis
Hmm, how many times have I read posts about self-injecting drugs and breathed a sigh of relief that I don't have to do that? Too many to count. Well, that time has ended, my friends – I will be injecting my MTX in three weeks' time, after my 'education appointment' with the hospital. Mind you, I gather from a small amount of on-line research that this is a very easy subcutaneous (under the skin) injection; not the sort of nasty intra-muscular injection that biologics users have to endure. It seems to be a simple (?!) question of using something like an epi-pen to squirt the MTX in with, but I will find out more when I go and get educated. Here's hoping I get the sweet nurse I've been speaking to on the (yes, actually helpful) helpline, and not the bored and horrid nurse I've never liked from day one. We shall see. Either way I will endeavour to be a good girl, listen hard, take it all in and get it right first time. (Not getting it right first time could be messy!)
The reason I'm moving to this course is that I sometimes get stomach problems that may or may not be from the MTX and that many people who take the dose orally don't get the full benefit as some of it is digested, rather than moving on to the bits it needs to go to in order to work. By injecting, I can keep to the same dose, rather than increasing and risking the side effects that go with that, but hopefully get more benefit from the dose as all of it will go straight to where it's supposed to go. That's the theory, anyway. Apparently there are no other advantages or disadvantages of injecting – other than the obvious mild unpleasantness I'm assuming for the injecting!
Hospital appointment – only 7 months lateNovember 20, 2015 at 9:27 am | Posted in rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 13 Comments
Tags: arthritis, consultant, doctor, flare, hospital, methotrexate, MTX, NHS, R.A., RA, rhematoid arthritis, rheumatoid, Rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA), rheumatology
I've just had my April hospital appointment – well, it was supposed to be in April – then they moved it to June .. then they moved it to August … then they moved it to September … then they moved it to November… but this time it didn't get cancelled. Right, I thought, I've seen no one at the rheumy department in 13 months, I'm going to make a LIST of things that I need to ask about, 'cause my memory's shot. I know doctors hate lists but when you have to wait 13 months for an appointment you don't want to forget anything, right? Right! Shame I forgot that I'd made the list then, and consequently forgot to ask about the dry mouth, although I think I covered everything else… except memory problems of course. I don't think a rheumy clinic is going to be that interested in my forgetfulness anyway!
Everything else was more pain and stiffness in the hands and feet than previously, two nasty flares in my knees over the past year and a lump on my finger.
For the first two, my methotrexate has gone up to 20mg from 17.5mg. The nice boy (sorry, young man – I'm getting old, all the registrars look like children to me) was slightly horrified that I started off eight years ago on 5mg (or possibly 7.5mg) as they're now much more aggressive and he said they'd never start anyone on less than 15mg so really 20mg is nothing. He also said if stomach upsets were a problem them can move me over to a self-injecting pen. I wasn't too keen on that idea – I've only had two or three stomach upsets over the year that MIGHT have related to MTX and it's possible that none of them did – I have a dodgy tummy anyway!
For the lump on the finger, he said since it was on my left middle finger and I'm left-handed it was probably just where I rested a pen. I said, 'Who writes these days?! I almost never hold a pen! I type everything,' to which he laughed, agreed and basically said, 'Dunno'. It's not painful and it's not growing alarmingly so 'dunno' is fine for the moment!
The ridiculousness of the DAS score was brought home to me yet again. As the nice boy put it, 'You might as well be amputated below the knee as far as that's concerned' and one of my main problems is feet! Daft! It also included a rating of how has the RA been THIS WEEK. Who gives a monkeys about this week – I haven't seen anyway for 13 MONTHS! He took that on board too, bless him, and although I scored 'low disease activity' with four sore joints and pretty good thank you for this week, he accepted that my RA wasn't under control if I'd had two bad flares this year; hence the MTX increase.
He also said if the appointments started slipping again, I should phone reception and point it out and they'd stop it happening – my faith in reception, on a score from 1 to 10 – zero. Not that I really think it's their fault – they're just the front line when it keeps happening and I phone up and say 'Oy' and they say, 'Not our fault,' which it's not!
Anyway, I've got a nurse practitioner appointment in February – let's see how much that gets moved – not that I need it in February – May would be more sensible, but I'm hesitant to cancel!!
Hopefully not the 'new normal' … and 'now in other news …'October 5, 2015 at 4:58 pm | Posted in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 7 Comments
Tags: arthritis, enormous cat, flare, knee pain, RA, RA flare, Rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis (RA), Whitby
Well my knee is very definitely better – From being barely able to hobble across the room, one predniselone taper later and I'm almost back to normal – I'm back at work, doing my lunch-time walks again, carrying on as normal … almost. The things is I'm getting twinges in that knee after walks, and I haven't dared try exercise other than walking yet, and it's generally more painful and tender than it was – I still have huge tracts of time when it doesn't hurt at all, I'm delighted to say, but it probably hurts more and more often than it did pre-flare. I don't know yet whether that's because things are still settling down after the flare – it's been nearly two weeks now which is long for me but not long in the scheme of RA things – or whether there's been some damage done to the knee and this is the way it's going to be from now on.
Here's hoping it's the former!
As to non-RA related stuff, I'm very sad to have to say that 'Enormous Cat' died a few weeks ago. We miss him enormously! Well, Hubby and I do. Tiny Cat 2 isn't the slightest bit bothered! 'All the more crunchies for me' I think is her attitude.
On the brighter side, we had a fabulous holiday to Whitby, where we were lucky enough to get a room upgrade in the very nice hotel and had a generally lovely, relaxing time, and, in spite of seriously steep hills, the RA pretty much behaved itself. I did wimp out of a really steep and windy trip up to see a waterfall … but it wasn't as though we'd planned that anyway. We just stopped in a village cafe for a coffee, got chatting to a couple and their very friendly (and perpetually hungry dog) and he said 'Have you been up to see it yet?' And we said 'See what' and it turned out there was a fairly famous waterfall there. I did manage to see the wonderful Whitby Abbey, which I had been really wanting to visit for years.
The Yorkshire Moors were magnificent, and yes, we did have some good weather too, in spite of the Abbey photo above with the foreboding clouds!
And Castle Howard was deeply impressive … although the only bit I really liked was the Arts & Crafts Chapel – amazing! (The 'new wing', built in 17-something, was also nice, but the neoclassic earlier part of the house I personally found rather cold, although Hubby loved it!)
All in all a very fine holiday – but could have done with another week!
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PURPOSE: Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest (OHCA) and In-house Cardiac Arrest (IHCA) still has a very high mortality. Since the introduction of scoring systems in the 1980's, a variety of different scoring models has been developed for the intensive care unit (ICU) to predict prognosis. There are different ICU Scoring systems but which one is best able to predict the mortality and Neurological morbidity of the patients remains unanswered. The aim of this study was to assess the performance of the four major ICU predictive scoring systems. They are the Acute Physiologic and Chronic Health Evaluation (APACHE) scoring system, Simplified Acute Physiologic Score (SAPS), Mortality Prediction Model (MPM), and Sequential Organ Failure Assessment (SOFA)
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CONCLUSIONS: Overall, APACHE IV scores were more accurate in predicting OHCA and IHCA morbidity and mortality
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PF 2012 Proposed October Resolutions
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The NFL has selected the moral obligation resolution. I voted for the other one as i felt it would give us two possible points of view which offered different potential solutions. Fine, the coaches have spoken. We could always change the name from Public Forum to Philosophy Forum. Now, what exactly is a developed country? Topic analysis starts here.
Resolved: Developed countries have a moral obligation to mitigate the effects of climate change.
Resolved: Adaptation should be prioritized above mitigation in response to climate change.
I predict PF Debaters will be talking about climate change in October.
The moral obligation debate is an incredibly LD-like resolution. The second resolution creates a pretty clear division of ground for Pro and Con. Pro will favor adaptation and Con will favor mitigation - both daunting choices. I wonder...what will the judges say if Con tries to mitigate but Pro proves they can not. Does Con automatically lose? How much "mitigation" is enough? I mean, what if mankind stops all CO2 emissions and Milankovitch cycles continue to affect warming? What if warming is simply slowed down 0.001%, is it enough?
On the other hand, the first resolution is not so clear cut. The Con ground seems clear enough if the position is simply contrary and Con says, we have NO moral obligation to mitigate but is naysaying debate? It reminds me of a Monty Python bit about arguing. What if Con says, no, we have a moral obligation to adapt?
Time to vote on the resolution, coaches.
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Property Details for 17632 145th Avenue, Milaca, MN 56353
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 1 Full
Lot Size: 1.40 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 264x231
Year Built: 1910
Garage Dimensions: 1 car
Garage: Detached Garage, Driveway - Gravel
Style: (SF) One 1/2 Stories
Water: Well, 4-Inch Submersible, Drilled
Sewer: Private, Mound
Square Feet: 808
Above Ground Sq Ft: 808
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Main Floor
Living Room: 12x13
Dining Room: 5x12
Family Room: 13x14
Kitchen: 9x12
Bedroom 3: 9x13
Deck: 6x30
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Bedroom 1: 9x13
Bedroom 2: 9x13
Dining Room Description: Informal Dining Room, Eat In Kitchen
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School District Phone: 320-982-7210
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Air Cond: None
Heating: Forced Air
Fireplaces: No
Basement: Partial, Unfinished
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4675 Foxberry Drive, Medina, MN 55340
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Beautiful & unique Lundgren open flr plan in Foxberry Farms! Wayzata Schools & only 1 mile to shops/restaurants! Exquisite quality & craftsmanship thru-out, including impressive floor-to-ceiling windows o'rlooking wetlands, 2 gas FPs w/stone surround, vaulted ceilings & custom birch cabinetry/built-ins. Spacious, private Master Suite and walk-in closets in each of the 3 other Bdrms. Enjoy fun entertaining in the LL Fam Room/Amuse. Room w/kitchenette or outdoors on the Lg Deck or Patio! Must see!
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Property Details for 4675 Foxberry Drive, Medina, MN 55340
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 2 Full | 1 Three-Qtr | 1 Half
Lot Size: 1.12 Acres
Lot Dimensions: Irregular
Year Built: 2000
Garage Dimensions: 3 car
Garage: Attached Garage, Insulated Garage, Driveway - Asphalt, Garage Door Opener
Style: (SF) Two Stories
Neighborhood: Foxberry Farms
Water: City Water/Connected
Sewer: City Sewer/Connected
Square Feet: 4446
Above Ground Sq Ft: 3121
Below Ground Sq Ft: 1325 (approx)
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Main Floor
Dining Room: 15x14
Family Room: 21x15
Kitchen: 17x15
Informal Dining Room: 19x13
Office: 14x11
Laundry: 11x07
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Bedroom 1: 21x13
Bedroom 2: 14x11
Bedroom 3: 13x10
Bedroom 4: 11x10
Lower Floor
Family Room: 19x15
Amusement Room: 30x15
Exercise Room: 16x10
Dining Room Description: Separate/Formal Dining Room, Informal Dining Room, Eat In Kitchen
Family Room Characteristics: Main Level, Lower Level, 2 Story/High/Vaulted Ceilings, 2 or More, Great Room, Family Room, Entertainment/Media Center
School Information for 4675 Foxberry Drive, Medina, MN 55340
School District: Wayzata
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NEW YORK, March 21 (Reuters) - As the broader market shifted between fear and exuberance, the winners of the 2014 U.S. Lipper Fund Awards managed to strike a balance and delivered consistent returns.
Trophies were handed out to the managers of the 37 top-performing mutual funds for the past three years ended Nov. 30 that faced stretches of market turbulence. They contended with a bond market selloff, a sharp rise in stocks following the U.S. Federal Reserve's easy money policies, a rout in emerging market assets, unprecedented stimulus from the Bank of Japan and a partial shutdown of the U.S. government.
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Happy Friday everyone!
Today, I am excited to let you know about my two latest patterns: Make it Modern & Joyful.
First up is Make it Modern. I first published this quilt at the end of 2012 in Quilt Magazine. You can read more about that here if you'd like. Since then I've received so many requests to offer it as a stand alone pattern. And, here it is!
Hello, hello! I hope all of you have had a wonderful summer! My girls have been back in school for a week now, and I am enjoying a new schedule. I always forget how much can be accomplished without little ones at home.
Over the last few summers, I have enjoyed taking some time off blogging. Blog silence doesn't mean project silence though! =) I thought I'd share some of the photos I have posted to Instagram over the last several weeks.
Are any of you working on Lori Holt, of Bee in my Bonnet, blocks from Farm Girl Vintage? Next week, I get to share as part of Lori's "Farm Girl Fridays" blog hop she has been hosting. So, I got to making some blocks.
Let me tell you, these blocks are so addictive! I am making the 6″ size and using a mix of Prairie fabrics (which by the way, yardage is coming soon–October!) and Essex yarn dyed linen in Olive(that's my background fabric).
I made 12 of these little blocks and my plan is to sash them and quilt them into a cute little mini. You'll see the finished project next week.
I have also been working on getting caught up with the Fig Tree Mystery Block of the Month.
I just received the month 10 shipment over the weekend and I am currently caught up to Month 4. So, needless to say, I need to get cracking!
These blocks are a mix of Fig Tree fabric lines and patterns. They are quite fun to work on!
And a completely new project I have started working on–crochet. I am working on a Sunburst Granny square afghan. These are the yarns that I have chosen to work with–a wonderful mix of Prairie colors. And I have really been enjoying working on these little squares when I have some down time. I always recommend having a hand project to work on especially as we start getting into the cooler months of Fall and Winter.
I'll share more about this project soon.
And of course, I am working on some new patterns. Have you guys seen the peeks of Bonnie & Camille's new Vintage Picnic line? It mixes wonderfully with Gooseberry and Hello Darling.
I know some of you have been waiting on the pattern for my In Stitches & Spool Time patterns. Well, they are finally available and I'll be sharing those with you soon as well.
I'll be back later this week with a project that I just finished up over the weekend.
Talk to you soon.
Hello, Hello everyone!–First blog post of 2015..craziness! So what has been happening here at the Yoder household? Well, since my last post, we Christmassed & we New Yeared, got some stomach flu and some regular flu–battled some coughs(are still battling). Traveled to Sight & Sound in PA with the girls as a surprise Christmas gift(some of the stomach flu was happening then). Our little pup, Lilli, got really sick but she is much better now.
Some trunk shows happened, some classes were taught, a lot of great quilty friends were met, some meet-ups with blog readers were had. And of course plenty of sewing has gone on.
It's been a busy start to what promises to be an exciting year.
If you follow me on IG (lmshabby the first letter is a lowercase L) or facebook you've seen snippets and pictures here and there of my Vintage Fancy Medallion quilt. This is an additional pattern I have designed as a companion pattern to Playful Petals.
Vintage Fancy finishes at 66″ x 66″ and features a little bit of everything; half square triangles, flying geese, and of course petal applique.
I machine quilted my quilt on my Bernina with only about 6″ of throat space–that was certainly a challenge–and a lot of bobbins!
Just click the link above to access the pattern.
For all of you Playful Petals fans, you now have 3 extra patterns made especially to compliment the patterns in the book:
The Tiled Blooms pattern can be found in this post.
And the Mini Buds pattern can be found here.
You know when you finish(or at least, mostly finish) one project you have a million others just waiting for you to dive in? Well, that's where I'm at this morning. I just finished up my Underground Railroad quilt top yesterday:
And, now I'm ready to start another project–I know I should finish the quilting on this one but there is something so much fun about starting a new project and cutting into new fabrics.
It's a little bit like when you finish a book you've been reading for awhile, you've become quite familiar with the characters, have lived with them, know their flaws and imperfections, their strengths. And then, the book is over…and the characters in the next book are waiting, waiting to surprise you with their quirks and personalities. It's a blank slate, another opportunity to fall in love with a new cast of characters. Finishing and Starting a new quilt is kinda like that.
I have 2 stacks of fabric taunting me from the sidelines, this wonderful Bonnie & Camille stack which is a mix of a number of different lines. I have the pattern written up for this one and am just ready to dive in.
And I also have another Bonnie stack waiting for me–this one from Bonnie Christine:
A mix of fabrics from Winged, Sweet as Honey, & Reminisce. For this quilt I have the pattern somewhat ready–I think that I am going to offer it in tutorial form on my blog so I don't really need to make a fancy pattern.
So, two bundles just waiting to be made. And of course my little houses bundle also anxiously waiting to be built.
Oh how much fun it is having fabrics just waiting to be transformed into a quilt!
I'm not headed to Quilt Market this weekend so that means I will have some sewing time. Now to decide which project to start on!
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CONCLUSIONS: Trends of drug-resistant Streptococcus pneumoniae in Phramonkutklao Hospital was increased, especially in Macrolide group. So macrolide-monotherapy should be avoided for prophylaxis or treatment in S.pneumoniae infected patient.
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Male Adapter, Pipe Fitting Material CPVC, Fitting Schedule/Class Schedule 80, Pipe Size (Fittings) 4 In., MNPT x Socket Fitting Connection Type, Standards ASTM D1784, NSF14, Max. Pressure 162 psi @ 73 Degrees F, Color Gray, Max. Temp. 210 Degrees F
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- Fours
- Sixes
- Wickets
- BB McCullum 2
- PJ Ingram 2
- MJ Guptill 30
- LRPL Taylor 9
- JEC Franklin 43
- GJ Hopkins 21
- JDP Oram 1
- NL McCullum 1
- DL Vettori 3
- DR Tuffey 0
- SE Bond 1*
- SW Tait 2/21
- DP Nannes 2/22
- MG Johnson 3/19
- SPD Smith 0/9
- DJ Hussey 0/6
- SR Watson 2/23
- DT Christian 0/14
Tait to BB McCullum, OUT, This one is quick again and McCullum pushes away from his body and it takes the outside edge and Haddin takes a remarkable catch diving full stretch to his right, snaring the ball in one hand. What a start!
BB McCullum c †Haddin b Tait 2 (2m 4b 0x4 0x6) SR: 50.00
Johnson to Ingram, OUT, 143 kph, great start from Johnson as he bowls back of a length and Ingram plays all around it trying to work it through the leg side and it takes out middle stump
PJ Ingram b Johnson 2 (17m 10b 0x4 0x6) SR: 20.00
Johnson to Taylor, OUT, Taylor walks across to the off side and looks to heave it over mid wicket but he misses and it takes him on his back foot outside the line of off stump and he's given out LBW. The hosts certainly didn't need that and Australia are rampant!
LRPL Taylor lbw b Johnson 9 (11m 9b 1x4 0x6) SR: 100.00
Johnson to Guptill, OUT, short and Guptill pulls into mid wicket where Watson moves back from mid wicket and takes the catch half-way between the boundary and the 30m circle
MJ Guptill c Watson b Johnson 30 (41m 29b 4x4 0x6) SR: 103.44
Watson to Hopkins, OUT, advances down the pitch and attempts to play over cover but takes the outside edge through to Haddin
GJ Hopkins c †Haddin b Watson 21 (20m 13b 2x4 1x6) SR: 161.53
Nannes to Oram, OUT, short and angled at the body and Oram pulls to mid wicket where Watson dives full stretch to his right and pulls of a superb one handed grab!
JDP Oram c Watson b Nannes 1 (6m 2b 0x4 0x6) SR: 50.00
Nannes to NL McCullum, OUT, good length from Nannes, McCullum tries to pull, it takes him high on the bat and it loops to Hussey at mid on
NL McCullum c Hussey b Nannes 1 (3m 2b 0x4 0x6) SR: 50.00
Tait to Franklin, OUT, full delivery and Franklin drives down the ground in the air, he mistimes it and Smith dives forward to his left at mid off to take a good catch
JEC Franklin c Smith b Tait 43 (49m 42b 2x4 2x6) SR: 102.38
Watson to Tuffey, OUT, Tuffey swings hard again and misses, Vettori calls him through for a bye, Haddin rolls to collect the ball as it bounces in front of him and he throws down the stumps in the same motion. Superb work from the keeper!
DL Vettori run out 3 (6m 5b 0x4 0x6) SR: 60.00
Watson to Tuffey, OUT, Tuffey moves across to outside off stump and it takes him on the thigh pad and Haddin collects it and half-appeals and umpire Baxter gives it out! Unlucky for Tuffey there
DR Tuffey c †Haddin b Watson 0 (5m 3b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00