text: You are purchasing a PDF file of a complete crochet pattern. Love the pics but can't crochet? Message me for details on pricing of completed props! Tiny Turkey is waddling to your home just in time for the holidays! This simple design, with its multi-positional feathers, will transform any infant into the cutest gobbler around!! This prop is perfect for photographers looking for something simple (no fuss here!) that packs a huge wow factor. The easy design guarantees amature photographers (moms, dads, grandmas, grandpas, etc.) will get amazing photos for scrapbooks, announcements, cards, gifts, and much more. What you will find within the pattern: Included with your purchased PDF file are complete and thoroughly tested patterns for the turkey body, feathers, and hat. Photo Credits: Photographs taken by and used with permission from Multiple Blessings Photography. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Multiple-Blessings-Photography/102234926509429 Turkey prop crocheted by Karen's Crocheted Hats. http://www.facebook.com/karen.delia1 ** Photographs taken by and used with permission from ES Photography. http://www.facebook.com/pages/ES-Photography/131555210317136 Turkey prop crocheted by Ashley Nadeau. http://www.facebook.com/goingcrochetzy.byashleynadeau BASIC SKILLS NECESSARY extended single crochet double crochet triple crochet GAUGE Gauge for both the turkey body and the hat is included in pattern. SIZING / FINISHED MEASUREMENTS This pattern is designed to fit sizes newborn to 3 months


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Seen the February issue of Playboy Magazine yet? If you're one of the thousands who claim they read the magazine - "just for the articles" - then you'll know that Hef and the girls picked the 2009 Dodge Challenger SRT8 as the "Hottest American Revival." The award was bestowed as part of Playboy's Car of The Year competition.
A trip on over to Playboy's Wheels section reveals that Playboy has its own rather thorough automotive review section - who knew? They most recently gave the 2009 Ford Flex a favorable review, and even steered clear of any naughty mentions of usage possibilities for the gargantuan fold-flat rear.
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What to do in case of plumbing emergency
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Wedding Signs
Planning for a wedding can be an overwhelming experience. There are so many major issues that need to be addressed that many times the small details fall through the cracks. Let face it though, those small details are what separates a great wedding from a good wedding.
If you are planning on getting married, you better be ready to have you picture taken more times than Angelina Jolie's right leg on Oscar Night. You'll need to take engagement pictures, wedding pictures, and a countless amount of wedding photo album pictures. When I got married, my photographer wanted me to find a wedding sign for many of these photo shoots. I wasn't even sure what he meant by "wedding sign." After some research on the internet, I found Arttowngifts.com and their line of customized wedding signs. These signs were exactly what I was looking for. I choose the Family Name Wedding Sign, and it was perfect. The sign was painted cream and had our last name in big gold vinyl letters with the date of our wedding on the bottom line and our first names overlaid on top of the last name in burgundy lettering.
If the Family Name Wedding Sign doesn't float your boat, Arttowngifts.com is sure to have something you like. Take a look at the Family Name Established Date Sign. This sign is a little simpler with a main name in one color and an established date overlaid in a different color. This sign has a classy look that can be integrated into any number of photo situations. Always remember, you can add a third line if you wish.
Do you want to get away from the name signs but still want a wedding sign? The Love Story Sign might be for you. The best thing about this sign is how good it looks hanging on the wall.
These Custom wedding signs have many more uses. They are not just a photo prop. I started using mine in our pictures, but I also placed it on an easel and used it as a welcome sign for the wedding reception. I have had friends that have had guests sign the sign, and of course after the wedding these signs make a great addition to any newlyweds home.
When ordering a custom wood sign, always remember that if you want the text to stand out make sure to pick all contrasting colors. For some signs there are three different colors, the sign color, the main name color, and the overlay color. Also double check spelling, and if you have any special requests make sure to add them to the designer notes at checkout. If you have any questions you can always give Arttowngifts.com a call their customer service team will go above and beyond to make sure you receive a sign you will cherish.


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The Taste of Gratitude – Five Ways to allow peace and joy in your heart
The Taste of LOVE – Five Ways to open your Heart
How to Taste Life when you lose a Loved One – A Story on how to look beyond pain and grief
The Taste of Gratitude – Five Ways to allow peace and joy in your heart
Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life.
It turns what we have into enough, and more.
It turns denial into acceptance, chaos to order, confusion to clarity.
It can turn a meal into a feast, a house into a home, a stranger into a friend.
Melody Beattie
G ratitude, together with love, is the highest vibrational frequency that exists, it can and will transform your life and has the power to immediately lift negativity. I will not go into energy and vibration in this newsletter, but I will tell you a little bit more about the magic of gratitude. I have noticed throughout my life that gratitude is very often a forgotten or unavailable feeling. Most of the time it is replaced by self-pity, desire, anger, fear, envy, disappointment. These feelings and emotions will suck us in and drag us down, whereas just a sparkle of gratitude can and will lift us up. Unfortunately we don't always remember (or maybe not even know) this and may even have the feeling that there is nothing to be grateful for in our lives. How many of us haven't experienced those days where it seems impossible to find gratitude? Those days where the whole universe seems to be working against us and we ask "why is this happening to me?" Those days where we are swallowed by the beast of negativity. My tendency used to be to wallow in it and go to that place of self-pity. Although I was always a very positive person, I know now that in those moments I chose self-pity and disappointment, even fear instead of gratitude. I did not even see the choice; to me there was only one way. How on earth could I be grateful to be that skinny, lonely child in the playground? How could I be grateful to have the messiest hair in the world as a teenager? How to be grateful for loosing grandparents and aunts and uncles? How could I be grateful for being pregnant and losing my job? How to be grateful when one of your parents gets really sick? How to be grateful for financial setbacks? How to be grateful when you are diagnosed with cancer…
Of all the events in my life, it was my cancer diagnoses that actually forced me to experience the true value, the true meaning of gratitude. It was then that I learned about the vibrational frequency of every emotion and the effect it has on our body. I was told that when my fear and anxiety were to overwhelm me, to name out loud the things that I was grateful for in that moment. And you know for most of my adult life, gratitude had been linked to big events, major positive accomplishments or avoiding disasters. This kind of brought me back to my childhood when, attending a catholic school and raised in a catholic family, I would say an evening prayer thanking God for everything he had given me that day: my loving parents, a good mark on a test, a new pair of boots, a kiss from my friend, an ice cream… As a child it was so easy to find all those things in a day that I was grateful for. And even on days where it seemed like there was really nothing, I would always thank God for my loving family, my warm bed, my home and the great food that my mom had cooked for me. Then when I grew older this habit of praying every night kind of grew into an obligation of saying my "Our Father" and "Hail Mary's" and I kind of forgot about the gratitude. I grew into the habit of "asking" instead of "thanking". I would go and light a candle for making my dad get through his surgery, passing my exams, getting a job… But I would not go and light a candle to just say thank you for everything I had in my life. My gratitude became a reaction to my requests. Oh, I was grateful for my life, my family, my friends; but I seemed to have lost touch with that true vibrational feeling of gratitude that I had as a child. I lost that sense of being grateful even on days where it seems impossible.
And then I was diagnosed with cancer and I can't say that I was overwhelmed with a feeling of gratitude. I knew that this was the universe telling me it was time to change something in my life, but I had no idea what to do with it. I was thrown into a deep, dark pit of despair and anxiety and gratitude was nowhere to be found. The negativity was all consuming and I was fighting it every single day. It left me exhausted and in pain. I knew I had to do something, so I signed up for yoga classes at the local hospice. Our yoga teacher was a wonderful woman, full of grace and gratitude. She showed me the way to be grateful for my body, for everything it had done and was still doing for me. She showed me how to be that tall mountain or that playful butterfly. Her yoga showed me the way back to my heart. Then I went to the cancer support group at the same hospice and that is where my heart was guided further towards gratitude. Instead of looking at what I had lost, I was encouraged to look at what I still had or even what I had gained. Instead of complaining about how anxious I felt, I was taught to accept. I learned to be grateful for the darkness because it is the only way to see and appreciate the light. So, when I was given that exercise to express my gratitude every day, I realized that there were still so many things in my life to be grateful for. It was not because I had cancer that my whole life had become void of gifts. On the contrary, the gifts I realized were more magnificent than ever. I was thankful every day for waking up and being alive, for my husband and my children who were supporting me in tremendous ways, for my family and friends holding me in their loving embrace, for the sun shining on my face, for the rain washing away my tears, for my feet walking miles and miles to help the anxiety subside, for yoga bringing peace to my heart and hope in my soul, for the cancer support group and the friendship it brought me, for my home and my sweet dog, and after a while and a lot of exploring into the realm of gratitude, I was grateful to the cancer for showing me the way. I honestly could not have imagined that, but I was indeed deeply grateful for the change in my life and for the journey I was on. Every day when I was doing my exercise of gratitude, I could feel the warmth in my heart spreading throughout my body and replacing the darkness of anxiety with the light of love. Very slowly joy was starting to find its way back to my heart and once in a while I could feel peace settling in my soul. The vibration of gratitude was working its magic. So, I kept going and my feelings of gratitude morphed into blessings of love and acceptance. My gratitude created abundance in my life like I had never experienced before. The more grateful I was, the more I received. And that is the law of the universe: you will get what you put out in the world.
As a Native American Prayer says "Give thanks for unknown blessings already on their way"; gratitude will bring forth abundance. Very often we tend to forget this; we tend to find the grass always greener on the other side; we tend to ignore what we have and continue to search for more. It seems to be the tendency of the modern world to overlook what it is we have, what it is we receive every single day. A tendency to take the beauty of nature for granted, to take water and food, our health, a home, our family, the sunshine, music, our body, even love for granted. Instead we focus on how we can obtain more and better, not realizing that we will never be satisfied unless we start with being grateful for all that we have. Native People all around the world have known this since the beginning of time and still pass the ritual of gratitude on from generation to generation. They honor and respect Mother Earth and all that lives and show their gratitude through ceremonies and prayers. They have not forgotten that we are all one and that everything is connected; they remember the magic of gratitude.
I still have days where I forget, but most of the time I fill my heart and soul with gratitude and I feel myself being lifted into the realm of limitless possibilities. I can physically feel the difference between a day filled with gratitude and a day without. I see how everything around me responds to my gratitude and how its vibration creates magic. I know that gratitude; deep, heart-felt gratitude is the key to finding peace and joy in your heart. When there is gratitude, there is no more room for anger, envy or disappointment in your heart. When filled with gratefulness, the heart will no longer get trapped in self-pity and guilt. A heart filled with gratitude will blossom into the fullness of being. A thousand hearts filled with gratitude can change numerous lives, a million hearts filled with gratitude can change our planet's vibration. Let's do it!
As I said, I too have days where gratitude escapes me and I open the door to all those other emotions that will bring me nothing but pain. But, that's OK because I know my way back. And that, my dear readers, is the clue: once you have been there, you will always find your way back. Let me help you find your way to the magic of gratitude so that you will always have it within reach.
- Every day try to find at least one thing that you are grateful for. Take a moment to be still and feel the gratitude. It is not enough to just say the words, it is important to feel this gratitude filling your heart and then spilling over into the rest of your body. You will find that with this practice, after a while there will be numerous things popping up that you are grateful for. Your will feel the gratitude expanding and make your heart sparkle again.
- When there is a day that seems to hold nothing but darkness, remember that even darkness is something to be grateful for. Without it there would be no light. Be grateful for the sadness, without it there is no joy. Be grateful for the rain, without it there is no growth. Be grateful for change, without it there is no journey. Be grateful for yourself, without you life would be less.
- Remember that everything in life is a gift. A gift because we are all so deeply loved. Sometimes we do not appreciate the gift right away and we may forget to be thankful. That's OK. Try to look at every gift with an open heart and mind and see the value that it might bring to your life. The magic of gratitude will help you see and will lighten your load.
- Travel back to the experience of gratitude you had as a child. The joy you felt for getting an ice cream. The beauty you felt when picking flowers on a beautiful summer day. The exuberance when winning a soccer game or a tennis tournament. The sheer pleasure you felt when your mom cooked your favorite dinner. The love you felt when you got your first puppy or kitten. Remember those feelings of gratitude, how deep and honest they were. That is where you want to go in experiencing gratitude now.
- Educate yourself about the energetic importance of gratitude. Read books, prayers and information that will inform you on its healing power. There is so much out there! Let experienced people guide you further and teach you what the vibrational frequency of emotions can do to your body. Open your heart and mind to the magic of gratitude.
Sky our Grandfather
Moon our Grandmother
Earth our Mother
I am thankful
We love each other
We are grateful
Cherokee Prayer
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The Taste of LOVE – Five Ways to open your Heart
L ove exists in so many forms and is such an exquisite, but complex taste. There is love for our children, our parents, our partners, our pets, our friends, our neighbors; love for nature, for art, for dancing, for singing, for expressing ourselves; love for colors, for sounds, for flavors and last but not least there is the love for ourselves. It can taste soft and sweet; but sometimes it will taste strong and overwhelming. It can taste exotic and sensual, but also comforting and safe. Its taste can consume you or set you free; it can frighten you or exhilarate you. It is a taste that has so many different flavors that we will never get bored of it. We need Love, just like we need air. The Taste of Love is what brings light into our lives and music in our hearts. Love is what brings peace and healing to the world. Sometimes we may try to shut it out because we find the taste too painful, too uncomfortable. We build a wall around our heart and refuse to let even an inkling of love in. But all this time, while we think we are protecting ourselves, we are actually hurting ourselves. We stop the flow and harden our bodies; we deprive ourselves of this beautiful gift that is ours to share with the world. Love is more powerful than any weapon and more precious than the finest jewelry. Love holds the magic of abundance: you can keep on giving, you will never run out of it and you will always receive more than you give. So, let's not be afraid and open our hearts to let a flow of love wash over the world and color it with peace and beauty.
Recently my husband and I celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary and it was the abundance of love that we felt at this celebration that sparked the writing of this newsletter. Since long it had been a dream of ours to celebrate this wedding anniversary with a vow renewal on a beach and invite our family and closest friends. About a year ago we found the perfect spot: the beautiful beaches of Longboat Key, Florida. The planning could begin. It was clear to us from the beginning that we did not want this to be a traditional vow renewal, we called it "a celebration of love and life". Invitations went out and although it was not totally clear yet what we were going to do on that beach, we did ask each guest to bring a note with a fond or funny memory of us, a wish, a quote, a poem or any words that would represent love and life to them. I can tell you that most of our guests did not have anything in writing until a couple of hours before the ceremony! (which made me nervous, I have to admit!) Over the months, the ceremony had slowly begun to take form. A good friend of ours offered to be our Master of Ceremony and he would lead the whole celebration on the beach. We decided we wanted to be in a circle of love with all our loved ones and the center piece would be a beautiful, earthy quilt that would hold our mandala at the end of the ceremony. We invited the spirits of the Four Winds, of Mother Earth and of the Sun, the Moon and the Stars to join our celebration and bless us all with their love. The vibration on the beach became palpable and we felt held in such a loving, open embrace that our hearts burst with joy. Then came the moment when all of our guests would bring us their words of blessing, their words of love and so magic started. Our children were the first ones to come and the love and gratitude that rang in their words brought tears streaming down a circle of cheeks. Their partners and our parents came and it was clear that we were loved beyond measure. Then came each and every one of our friends and while we stood there listening to their words, we felt the flow of love between us and felt it radiating out into the world. Never have I experienced such an amount of love held in one place. Never have I experienced such joy, such gratitude, such pureness. We opened our hearts, sent out love and joy and received an abundance that was beyond words. We ended the ceremony by creating a circle of sand on the quilt. Two colors of sand, entwined and representing our love; a circle then filled by each and everyone with shells, stones, driftwood and flowers to create this beautiful mandala to represent the oneness of all held in our love. I am sure that if we could have bottled the love that was present on that beach at that moment, we could have cured every disease, ended every war and healed every soul. The power of love…
I wanted to share this experience with you because to me it was the epitome of feeling loved and I am hoping that through my words it will radiate out to all of you reading this.
Love to me is the cure to everything that is wrong with our world today. If we could replace every feeling of resentment, superiority, judgment, jealousy, insecurity, anger, frustration with just pure and unconditional LOVE, can you imagine what that would do the world? Sounds nice, you will say, but that is just a fantasy. How on earth would you do that? Some people are just really bad and cannot be loved. Some people are just really annoying and cannot be tolerated. Some people are just so full of hatred, they can never feel love. Some people have such big egos they seem to not even need love. Well, I think that if we all start with loving ourselves unconditionally and then radiate this love out to all the people around us and they in turn can do the same, we will create such an intense vibrational energy that there will be no stopping it. But as with everything, it has to start with us. We cannot expect love if we do not give love and we cannot give love if we do not feel love, first and foremost for ourselves. People that give love, will receive love and vice versa. When I open my heart and send out my love to the people around me, sometimes just with a smile, a kind word or a helping hand; I can feel the love coming back and blessing me with joy and gratitude. I can actually feel my vibration rising the more I open my heart. The higher our vibration, the more abundance we will receive from the universe. Love and gratitude have the highest vibration of all and by calling them into our lives, we give ourselves the gift of abundance.
I know it is not always easy; I know we sometimes get swept away by our ego, by our beliefs, by our thoughts. I still have many occasions where I close my loving heart and hide behind a wall of judgment, righteousness and frustration fueled by my own insecurity and lack of self-love. But, dear readers, I know that it is important to find my way back to my loving heart and so I do, every single time. Sometimes it takes a little more effort and time than others, but I never give up because I know that it is LOVE that will bring me the magic I am looking for. I practice. I practice on situations that cause me frustration; on people that trigger my resentment and on ME when I find myself in the trap of self-judgment and unworthiness. And I learn. I learn from my reactions, from my journey back to my heart, from the people around me. I listen to my heart; at least I try to but I have to admit that sometimes it has to scream pretty hard for me to hear it! And that's what we do, time and again we find our way back to our loving heart; in every situation and with every single relationship. And when I get lost, I will go out in nature because Mother Nature to me is the epitome of unconditional love. She will always give us her love, no matter what we do to her. We may cut down her trees, pollute her waters, kill her animals and poison her soil; she will still bless us with fruits and vegetables, still show us her beauty and soothe our soul, still love us and hold us in her embrace. When I feel her love on one of my walks, whether it is in the hawk showing up on my path or in the fragrance of the lilacs tickling my nose; whether it is in the sun warming my face or in a heart shaped cloud in the sky; whether it is in the bounty of peaches on my tree or in the eyes of the deer looking at me through the woods; whenever I feel her love I can do nothing but feel love in my heart as well. No matter what my feelings are when I start on my walk, feeling her love will always bring me back to my loving heart.
The Taste of Love: exquisite, healing, creative, passionate, soft, sweet, sharp, overwhelming, fun, confusing, magical and always, always the Taste of Abundance.
So, join me in changing the world by opening your heart and letting your love radiate to everyone around you. Just like Bob Marley sang many years ago: One Love – One Heart…
- Your heart is probably already wide open to the people that are close to you: your partner, your children, your parents… But what about the people that trigger some resentment or frustration in you? Do you close your heart to them? I know I did for a long a time and still do once in a while. It seems to be an automatic reaction, a false sense of protection. Opening your heart does not mean you have to LOVE everybody, but loving them in the sense of accepting them for who they are and letting them be. And that made a big difference for me, knowing that giving people the space to be themselves is also a way of opening my heart to them. Try it and you will find that after a while your resentment, frustration or anger will not even be triggered anymore.
- Indeed you do not have to walk around in a long white robe, carrying flowers and blessing everybody with your love. The biggest part of radiating love to the world is LOVING YOURSELF. It is the love for yourself that will carry the vibration out into the world. And if you love all aspects of yourself you will find less and less aspects to hate in other people; for it is always those parts inside us that we dislike that we come to resent in those we meet. Look into the mirror and start by loving every freckle, every bump, every trait, every emotion of YOU.
- Every day try to send out love to a stranger with just one simple act: smile, hold a door, help someone cross the street, pet a dog, buy a sandwich for a homeless person, give your seat on the bus to a pregnant lady, stop to let a car get out of its parking spot, wave to a child, tell the cashier how nice her hair looks today, … and you will feel your own vibration rising and happiness flowing into your heart.
- Go for a walk and pay attention to how Mother Nature is showing you her love. If you are not used to it, you may not see the signs at first. Mother Nature does indeed require your full attention for you to see. But her love is in everything around you, the magic is everywhere if you are ready to see and feel. And once you do, you will notice how the flow starts to and from your heart and there is no stopping it.
- If it is the painful, hurtful flavor of Love you are running away from; the flavor that is tasted after losing someone dear, or saying goodbye to a friend moving away, the flavor that arises when you are hurt by someone you love, or when someone you love gets hurt by the world; then know that shutting down your heart will not protect you, will not help you nor those you love. It may feel like the only way to survive because the pain is too overwhelming, but believe me when I say that the healing power of love is beyond comparison. The wall around your heart will require tremendous energy to be maintained, to be kept from falling down; love will give you energy, will bring you peace. Love is the answer to everything.
How to Taste Life when you lose a Loved One – A Story on how to look beyond pain and grief
I have to admit that this is a really tough one. The first taste that comes to mind here is bitter, sharp and nasty. Definitely not a taste you would want to explore or hold on to, but it is my experience that also in this dark, painful experience there is a possibility to go to a different place, a place beyond our grief.
Losing someone you love is definitely one of the most painful events in anyone's life; losing a loved one can throw you in such a dark, deep hole of despair that it seems impossible you will ever be able to get out. Sometimes we don't even want to get out because the darkness seems better to bear than the world without that person in it. Sometimes we fight so hard to get out that we get even more entangled in the web of our own misery and grief. Losing a loved one is a very powerful attack on our emotions, our heart, our soul, our ego and our mind and every single one of them will get either into combat mode or will just totally shut down. A deeply rooted reflex of self-protection.
This is a matter where there is no comparing, no advice, no shoulds, no knowing… this is a subject where my heart feels and my soul sees and I only would like to shed a different light on this very human, extremely painful and utterly confusing experience by telling you about my own losses and how I dealt with them.
Death to me has always been a scary and dark "thing"; something in which you are utterly alone and that takes away all happiness. As a child I was constantly afraid of my own death and that of the people I loved. For me death meant the end. Although I was raised believing in God, Heaven and Hell; this was not really comforting to me. After all, if I was not good enough I would for sure go to Hell and all my loved ones that had died were in heaven; so scary. Also, what was heaven? What does it look like? Are they happy there? Can you still breathe? Can they still see me here on earth? So many questions, so little or no answers. I did not know what to think about death, only that it would cause me to panic just thinking about it or being around it. Funerals would make me hyperventilate and I could not go to a viewing, the idea of seeing a dead, soulless body being too frightening.
My maternal grandmother died of breast cancer when I was only a baby, so I have no conscious memories of losing her. The first real encounter with death coming really close was when one of my uncles was murdered when he was only in his twenties. A horrible and terrifying experience for my whole family. A few years later the ordeal was repeated when his twin brother died an even more violent death. Both cases were never solved and left a deep imprint in our lives. I dealt with it the only way I knew then, I buried it and emotionally ran away from it. I did not allow myself to think about it, I did not allow myself to grief, I made it into a horrifying story that I somehow could pretend did not really happen. It is astonishing what the mind can do to protect itself. Years later, when dealing with my own fears of dying, it all surfaced again. The horror, the pain, the helplessness, the fear of the unknown; it all came back full force because that's how it works. We cannot just bury our emotions, we have to deal with them one way or another. We have to give our grief a place in our heart, we have to find peace with it.
My second big experience with loss came when my maternal grandfather, with whom I had a really close relationship, passed away. Although he was ill, it was still quite unexpected and I was devastated. I was mad at him for leaving me, I was mad at the doctors for not saving him, I was mad at God and the world. I did not understand, I did not get the whole concept of death and why it was "meant to be". So, that was how I dealt with it this time, I got angry. He was gone, I missed him and could not find any good feelings about that at all. I think he was the first one that actually came to me several times after his death, but at that time I was so scared of anything that had to do with death or beyond, that I closed my heart and soul for these experiences. I so wanted to communicate with him, but I was too scared. I had not yet heard about the concept of death just being a letting go of our physical body, it just being the release of our beautiful energy into the wholeness of the universe. I did not know that my grandfather had returned to his state of pure consciousness and magnificent, sparkling energy. I did not know that he was always around me and that I just had to believe and open my eyes to be in touch with him. I just had to let go of all my fears, of my conditioned thinking about death and of my mind. I was not ready then.
After that I experienced the loss of two more grandparents, both of whom were holding on for dear life and struggled and fought until the very end. It strengthened my fear of death and my belief that there could be no good in all of this. It deepened my urge to run away from it, as far as possible. When I went to see my aunt, who was dying of lung cancer, for the very last time, she showed me the face of acceptance, she showed me for the very first time that death was just a passing on. She told me not to worry, she was ready to go. We said goodbye and she wished me well. I did not know what to wish her. She was so calm and so serene that I was in awe for her spirit. She was the first to show me a glimpse of the other side of death.
My turnaround experience with death came at me from two different directions: I myself was diagnosed with breast cancer which put me in death's path and at the same time my father-in-law was diagnosed with asbestos cancer, with a very poor prognosis to survive. My fear of death reached a depth that was unimaginable. I always had had a close and very good relationship with my father-in-law, whom I called pepe. Both of us being struck by cancer created a bond that was even stronger than before. In the beginning, the only thing on my mind was how to save myself AND him from dying. I dug deep into my spiritual resources and journeyed to the depths of my Self. I had long conversations with pepe about it and had to realize that my journey was not his and vice versa. Whereas I was convinced to learn from my body and change whatever needed to be changed, pepe was convinced that for him it was too late to change and that the best thing he could do was accept the inevitable. His only worries were the loved ones he would leave behind. I knew then that my gift to him would have be my acceptance of his journey, my acceptance of his decisions, my acceptance of his mortality. Since we live in Canada and he lived in Belgium, my worry was the saying goodbye part. How would we figure out when the end was near and how would we be able to be with him? When he was getting really weak, however still living at home, getting up every day, we decided to just fly over and spend our last 10 days with him. We knew it would be our final time together and decided to just make the most of it. Instead of with worries about how and when, I decided to go in with a heart full of love, with a heart ready to let him make the journey that was right for him. I, who had always been terrified of death, came to talk to him about his passing and what it would mean to me. I, who had always seen death as an end, now knew and felt that it was just a leaving behind of his cancer ridden body so that he could find the joy and freedom of this pure, loving energy he was. And although it pained me deeply to have to do without his physical presence, my heart knew that it was time for him to pass on because seeing him in the physical and emotional pain his disease was causing him was even more painful. We spent our last ten days laughing, crying, talking, drinking champagne whenever we could and celebrating his life with us. We said goodbye on the morning of our tenth day and he decided to let go of his physical body that same evening. When we got the news of his passing, I did not feel sadness, but I could feel his luminous energy filling me with love and joy. I could feel his happiness and his lightness, he was where he belonged to be. We flew back for the funeral and for the first time in my life I did go and see a dead body. I was no longer terrified, I could see it for what it was, an empty shell. I could see and feel his presence all around us and I felt comforted and at ease with what was.
So, it took me years and quite a few losses of loved ones, but my view on death has finally started to turn from a mind-based experience to a remembering of what it really is. I realized that so often the pain, the confusion and the isolation is caused by the stories our mind is hanging on to. It is our thoughts about what this loss of a person's physical presence means to us that cause us sorrow, anger, pain and depression. I know that whenever I am deeply connected to my true self, I can feel and hear my loved ones all around me. I have opened my heart and my eyes and I am letting myself see whatever lies beyond the physical experience. I communicate with my ancestors and with pepe and I feel supported and loved. Does this mean that I never have a hard time with the person not being there? No, not all, I still do, I still have sad and lonely moments. Does this mean I am not at all afraid of dying anymore? No, I still am and I still worry about something happening to my loved ones. Because this is a journey and I have only just begun mine, but I do know that something has opened up. I know that once we have remembered we cannot un-remember, once we have seen we cannot go back to ignorance. I know that in death and saying goodbye, there is a place beyond our grief and pain, if only we dare to go look for it…
I am not going to give you any advice here, no five ways on how to handle this, no does and don'ts. I only wanted to share my experience with you in the hope that it may give you a glimpse of all the ways we deal with the passing of a loved one and of the possibilities that lie in daring to step out of the mind, step out of the pain and believe in the magic of the universe.
All beings exist in an invisible state and then come to a state of visibility. Change occurs only on the surface, for the self-existent glory remains unchanged; changing form does not affect the self-existent Reality. Soul or the Self, dwells in all that is perishable, yet it remains imperishable.
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I have been a patient of Dr. Millman for two years. Nice guy and a good doctor but everytime I visit his office I have waited over an hour to see him. I would like to hand him a bill for my time. It has gotten to the point that I do not want to go to my appointments with him due to the knowledge I will loose several hours of my time for what should be a quick in and out appointment. Then he has the nerve to handout a new policy telling patients the fees they will need to pay for cancelling and/or missing an appointment. I understand things sometimes are out of our control. However, after seeing him 8-10 times and having to wait over an hour every single time! Well my guess is Dr. Millman need a self examination of himself and more respect for his patients time.
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After being kept waiting in the lobby for an hour and a half, I was finally shown into an examining room, only to wait for another 20 minutes. Not once did anyone inform me that the doctor was running late (I had to inquire after 45 minutes of waiting) an I was never given the option of continuing to wait or reschedule the appointment. Not once did anyone apologize for my wait either. I was given one excuse after another for why the doctor was late. Now here it is a week later, and the sleep clinic still has not heard of me. The doctor was supposed to fax over the request for sleep study and he hasn't even signed off on it yet. So glad I'm being treated as a priority...NOT!!! Anyone have a referral for a new doctor? I'm looking.
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Dr. Millman may be very smart but he does not follow up with patients, forgot to write the dosage amount for my prescription (which was seriously needed) and has no sense of urgency in diagnosing my condition - which may be very serious. Left me feeling pretty disillusioned with medical professionals in general... I know being a doctor is a job just like any other but when you are dealing with life and death I feel it should be a bit more personal.
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I would say Dr. Millman is pretty knowledeable, and a nice person. I do feel that he could use a little more cooth and patience when dealing with patients and their family. The wait time is excessive. Also, there are a few people behind the desk that could use a brush up on their people skills, and one in particular that is fairly new who really needs some more skill and experience. It is very frustrating talking to her when you call in. Dr. Millman is a nice person but I also feel that he does not spend enough time talking with the patients, and his bedside manner could use improvement as well. In the office or the hospital, his bedside manner is the same. I think he is more so impatient with the family, than he might be with a patient. He and his staff need to be a little more patient and accomodating to his elderly patients. Perhaps sometimes doctors take on such a large patient load and double book appts. that the staff is overwhelmed and understaffed, and the doctor has too many files going at once. Slowing down and spacing out appts might actually make things easier for everyone in the office, including a better experience for the patients. His office has many patients that are on oxygen, and I think he needs to accomodate them better with shorter wait periods, minimize the back and forth for the patient, and book appts. normally, not double and triple booked. Lets face it, patients need a Dr. and he is going to earn a living regardless, however, slowing things down a bit (even while expanding his practice) would prove to be a much more positive and productive experience for all concerned. One thing, with his new contact numbers and offices, it is virtually IMPOSSIBLE to get a live person on the line. That is mostly frustrating considering that most of his patients are going to be elderly, and he now has an even more complicated and ridiculously dragged out voice prompt system that basically gets you no where but frustrated. Even as a method to slow the calls and minimize the staff's stress on the phones, this is NOT proving to be helpful to the patients or anyone calling for info or an appt. There is nothing that speaks more clearly of an office than the first impression you get when calling in the 1st time, and unfortunately, lately, you have to call repeatedly and you spend alot of time waiting and holding and going from one prompt to another without getting a person on the line. I do NOT think this is going to help matters at all. Overall, he is decent doctor, but like so many other doctors, medicine is what you practice, but people are who you work for. Without your patients, you have no practice. Sure there will always be people sick and in need, but I would rather go to a doctor with a good reputation and wait and be treated well and diagnosed properly, then one who doesn't have a good manner or reputation and be seen quickly for 5 mins and not understand what my illness is.
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This is a continuation application of Ser. No. 165,806 filed Mar. 9, 1988 entitled "Medical Container Stopper", issued as U.S. Pat. No. 4,893,636 on Jan. 16, 1990."
This invention relates to stoppers for medical containers and, more particularly, to stoppers for blood collection tubes and the like which enable the use of such collection tubes with oversized tube holders.
The most common sealed fluid sample containers are sealed and evacuated blood sample collection tubes used for receiving and preserving for testing samples of fluid blood. When drawing or collecting blood samples sealed and partially evacuated glass collection tubes are frequently used with a tube holder sized to receive collection tubes having their stoppers in place. The tube holder also generally includes a needle cannula extending axially therefrom. In order to permit blood to pass into the collection tube, the stopper is inserted into the tube holder and one end of the double-ended needle or the like punctures and holds the stopper and collection tube in place until the desired volume of blood sample or other substance has been collected. Brush U.S. Pat. No. 4,150,666 discloses a blood collection tube holder having a substantially tubular body open at one end to receive and guide a collection tube as it moves thereinto. The opposite end of the tubular body is closed by a wall in which a double-ended needle cannula is positioned. One end of the needle projects outwardly from the end wall of the holder for insertion into a patient's blood vessel while the opposite end of the needle extends axially in the tube holder and is positioned to penetrate the stopper on the sample tube and establish fluid communication with the interior of the collection or sample tube. With the know constructions, however, it is often necessary to draw a number of blood samples for different tests from the same patient while maintaining the same tube holder needle in the vein of the patient to avoid subjecting the patient to multiple punctures. Recently the use of relatively small blood collection tubes, such as 10 millimeter tubes which accommodate samples of two to four milliliters in volume, has been preferred and has become common practice due to the small sample sizes required for many of the blood tests most frequently performed. Other more extensive blood tests, however, may require larger samples and hence larger volume collection tubes and difficulties can occur if the same tube holder is used with tubes of widely differing sizes. Furthermore, the technician may find it difficult to maintain a holder, sized for a relatively large collection tube, steady and the double-ended needle in the patient's vein while trying to penetrate the center portion of a smaller tube stopper with the opposite end of the same needle. Also, failure to properly align the needle with the center portion of the small tube stopper can result in occluding or blocking the end of the double-ended needle in the stopper side wall. Still further, use of relatively small collection tubes with small stoppers approximating the diameter of the tube makes it difficult for laboratory personnel to remove the stopper without getting blood or serum on their fingers. This can make the handling hazardous especially when samples may contain infectious agents, such as hepatitis or AIDS virus. Therefore, it is desired to avoid such difficulties while at the same time being able to employ a single tube holder for collecting several blood samples in collection tubes of differing sizes.
The present construction overcomes these and other problems associated with the known prior art and includes a tube holder designed to guide the collection tube and its stopper so that the end portion of the needle in the holder device will penetrate a central thinner diaphragm portion of the stopper and move through the stopper diaphragm to communicate with the interior of the sample tube, thus avoiding the possibility of moving the open end of the needle against the side wall of the stopper or of the sample tube and blocking or occluding the needle. The present stopper construction is relatively inexpensive to make, is easy to use, can be used with containers of differing size and is relatively fail safe.
It is therefore a primary object of the present invention to teach the construction and operation of a stopper for medical containers which avoids the above noted difficulties and shortcomings of the known prior art devices.
Another object is to provide a stopper that lends itself to use in relatively small size blood collection tubes and also enables such small collection tubes to be used with tube holders sized for use with larger collection tubes.
Another object is to provide a stopper for use with relatively small collection tubes which decreases the possibility of occluding or blocking the flow path through an open ended needle that is provided to penetrate the stopper.
A further object is to provide a stopper for blood collection tubes and like containers which can be relatively easily removed therefrom.
Another object is to teach the construction and operation of a relatively inexpensive, easy to use stopper for use on devices such as blood collection tubes and the like.
Another object is to provide a versatile stopper that facilitates obtaining one or more blood samples from a patient while subjecting the patient to minimal discomfort and body punctures.
Another object is to make it easier and more reliable to take blood samples from patients.
A still further object is to provide a stopper for collection tubes such as blood sample collection tubes which reduces the possibility of the user coming in contact with the contents thereof.
These as well as other objects and advantages of the present invention will become apparent to those skilled in the art from the following detailed description and accompanying drawing of a preferred embodiment, wherein:
FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view through the center of a stopper constructed in accordance with the teachings of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a bottom view of the stopper as shown in FIG. 1; FIG. 3 is a top view of the stopper shown in FIG. 1; FIG. 4 is a side view showing the stopper of FIG. 1 mounted in the open end of a collection tube; and
FIG. 5 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing the stopper-tube assembly of FIG. 4 inserted into a tube holder having a needle mounted thereon in position such that the stopper will be pierced and penetrated by one end of the needle.
Referring to the drawing more particularly by reference numbers, FIG. 1 shows a stopper 10 constructed according to the present invention. The stopper 10 is shown as being of unitary construction having an annular flange portion 12 and a smaller diameter tube-closing plug portion 14. The flange portion 12 has an end face 16 which includes a centrally located depression or well 18 defined by tapered side and bottom surfaces 20 and 22 respectively. The flange 12 also has a frusto-conical outer surface 24 which extends from the end face 16 to its opposite end where it meets the outer periphery of radial face 26. The flange portion 12 is larger in diameter than the plug portion 14 by a substantial factor typically by a factor of from about 1.4 to about 2.0 times. A preferred ratio of these diameters is about 1.7. This preferred ratio enables a standard 10 millimeter collection tube to be used with a standard needle holder device having an inside diameter of from about 0.665 inch to 0.720 inch. At the juncture of flange and plug portions 12 and 14 an annular inwardly extending groove 28 is formed which enables the portions 12 and 14 to move angularly relative to each other to some extent thereby facilitating inserting and removing the plug portion 14 into a container or collection tube as will be described.
The plug portion 14 is formed by an annular wall 30 which has an outer surface 32 that preferably has a slight end-to-end taper as shown to enable the plug portion 14 to be relatively easily and sealably inserted into the open end 34 of a container 36 such as the container shown in FIGS. 4 and 5. The stopper 10 is preferably constructed of a relatively resilient material such as rubber or rubber like composition including thermoset rubbers such as butyl rubber, bromobutyl rubber, styrene butadiene rubber, nitrile butadiene rubber as well as thermoplastic rubbers such as polyester elastomer, styrene-base elastomer, polybutadiene or polyolyfin elastomer so that there is some give and compression of the plug portion 14 as it is inserted. Any of the commonly used lubricating agents and mold release agents are suitable for use with the particular rubber composition selected to be used. Also, additives can be employed in the stopper such as dyes, pigments, hemorepellants, and the like. It is also contemplated to have the free end of the plug portion 14 formed with an optional reduced diameter groove 37 to facilitate inserting the plug portion 14 into open end 34 of the container 36.
The plug portion 14 is annular in shape and has an inside surface 38 which terminates in a bottom or end surface 40 as clearly shown in FIG. 1. The bottom or end surface 40 is spaced from the bottom surface 22 of recess or well 18 formed in the end surface of the flange portion 12, and it is preferred that the surface 22 which forms the bottom of the well 18 be at least as large in area, and preferably somewhat larger, than the area of the bottom surface 40 of recess 44 in the plug portion 14. The portion 46 of the stopper 10 between the surfaces 22 and 40 can be referred to as the diaphragm portion of the stopper 10, and is the portion through which a needle or other piercing instrument projects when the device is to be used to receive a blood or other sample during operation of the device as will be described more fully hereinafter.
In FIG. 4, the stopper 10 is shown mounted in the open end 34 of the tubular container 36 which container may be a small sample container or test tube. The container 36 has a side wall 48 which is shown as tubular in shape terminating in a closed end wall 50. The inner surface 52 of the container 36 is sized to slidably and sealably receive the plug portion 14 of the stopper 10 when the stopper is pressed or twisted therein. The stopper 10 is usually pressed into the open end 34 of the container 36 until the end 54 of the container bears against the surface 26 on the flange portion 12 of the stopper. Insertion of the plug portion 14 into the container can take place during manufacture in which case the stopper and the container including especially the interior of the container are sterilized and may be partially evacuated leaving a vacuum condition therein. Furthermore, the stopper 10 should not be so tight-fitting in the container 36 as to be difficult to remove since the stopper may be required to be removed by a technician or other person in order to extract the blood or other sample contained therein for some purpose, although it is also contemplated to remove the sample by means of another needle on an extaction device. Removal of the stopper 10 from the container 36 is facilitated by having the flange portion 12 relatively large in diameter for ease of grasping and twisting. By having the flange portion relatively large and easy to grasp it effectively isolates the open end 34 of the container 36 from the fingers of the remover. Also, the larger flange portion makes it less likely that the person removing the stopper will lose control and spill the contents including spilling the contents onto his or her skin or clothing.
The subject stopper, and the container in which it is installed, are designed to be used in association with a holder device such as the holder device 56 as shown in FIG. 5. The holder device 56 is shown including an elongated tubular portion 58 closed at one end by wall 60 and having an outwardly extending flange portion 62 at the opposite end. The closed end wall 60 has a central portion 64 which supports a double ended needle member 66 which is shown having a portion 68 extending inside the holder 56 and a portion 70 extending from the end of the holder. Both ends 72 and 74 of the needle 66 are open and both are tapered as shown to facilitate their penetration into the stopper or into skin of a patient with which they come in contact.
The tubular portion 58 of the holder 56 has a cylindrical inner surface 76 which is sized to slidably receive the tapered flanged portion 12 of the stopper 10 when the stopper and the container on which it is installed are inserted into the holder 56 as shown in FIG. 5. Ideally the container 36 and the holder 56 should be in axial alignment when the container is inserted but this may not always be the case especially when the insertion is made while the end portion 70 of the needle 66 is inserted into the vein of a patient from whom a blood sample is being removed. It is important to the operation of the present device however, that whether the members 36 and 56 are in precise axial alignment or not that the inner end portion 68 of the needle 66 engage and pierce the diaphragm portion 46 of the stopper 10 and in so doing will pass therethrough and enter the container 36 somewhere in the region defined within the cavity or plug well portion 44. In other words, regardless of the angle at which the needle portion 68 engages and pierces the stopper 10 it should not be possible for the needle to pierce the stopper so as to penetrate the annular portion 30 of the plug portion 14. This assures that the piercing end 72 of the needle 66 will never be blocked or occluded when a blood sample is being taken from the vein or artery of a patient. This is especially important when using small diameter collection tubes since the likelihood of blocking or occluding the end 72 of needle 66 increases substantially when relatively small collection containers or tubes are used with correspondingly small stoppers, such, for example, as 10 millimeter blood collection tubes in holders that are constructed to accommodate larger collection tubes such as 16 millimeter collection tubes.
In a typical application a single holder device 56 is therefore able to receive different size collection tubes even while the opposite end portion 70 of the needle 66 remains inserted into a patient's vein. This means that once the needle has been inserted into a vein the containers into which the blood being drained is collected can be changed in order to allow the blood to flow into several different containers from the patient. Furthermore, changing from one size container to another can be accomplished with minimal blood loss and with minimal possibility that the blood being taken will come into contact with the technician, doctor, or nurse performing the procedure. These are important considerations and mean that blood samples of different sizes can be taken from the same patient without having to reinsert the needle into the patient for each sample and without causing the patient additional discomfort. The construction of the present stopper also protects against the one taking the samples piercing the stopper in a manner which will obstruct the blood flow, and this is true regardless of the angle at which the container is inserted into the holder device. All of these are important features and advantages and ones which are available when using the present construction.
In a typical situation it has been found that the outside diameter at the widest point on the flange 12 should be between about 1.4 and about 2.0 times the diameter of the plug portion 14 at its widest point, and the surface 22 should be substantially larger than the surface 40, and should be such as to assure that the needle will be properly located to penetrate the stopper regardless of the various possible angles of the container 36 when inserted into the holder 56. In the case of a typical 10 millimeter blood collection tube having an inside diameter of about 9.85 millimeters, the outside diameter of the flange portion 12 should be in the range from about 1.6 to about 1.8 times the inside diameter of the collection tube 36, i.e. from about 15.8 to about 18.0 millimeters, and preferably between about 16.8 to 17.8 millimeters. Such dimensions assure proper guidance and alignment of the collection tube 36 fitted with such a stopper 10 and the successful penetration of the needle portion 68 into and through the diaphragm portion 46 of the stopper. It should also be noted that as the diameter of the collection tube becomes smaller in relation to the diameter of the holder 56 there is a greater chance for trouble when using the device. This is especially true when inserting a 10 millimeter collection tube into a standard holder which has an inside diameter of about 0.720 inch at the open end thereof.
Not only is the alignment of the needle an important consideration, particularly when using relatively small diameter containers and stoppers, but if the point at which the needle 66 initially penetrates is in a sloping wall portion of the stopper as for example in wall portion 20, it may develop what is known as "point roll" which is a condition that tends to deflect the needle sidewardly and outwardly toward the side wall 30 of the plug portion 14. If a relatively thin-walled needle of small gauge is used, "point rolling" may deflect an originally straight needle to such an extent that the free end thereof engages the wall 30 and is blocked or becomes occluded or moves into the side wall 30 of the plug portion 14. Any of these conditions can produce a "no vacuum" effect and prevent or at least discourage movement of the blood from the patient into the collection tube 36. Such a condition may also require that the container 36 be withdrawn from the holder so that the needle will be withdrawn to enable another penetration to take place before the device will operate properly. The possibility of "point roll" is further obviated in the present construction by having the bottom wall portion 22 of the outer recess or well 18 made relatively large and flat so that the needle will not be as likely to attempt to enter at a sloping wall portion of the stopper. Consequently, the "point roll" condition is largely overcome by the construction of the present stopper.
It should also be kept in mind that with the present construction the amount of possible angular movement between the stopper 10 and the holder member 56 into which it is positioned is limited by the size and shape of the collection tube 36 and to some extent by the length of the collection tube. The important thing is that the varied possible angular positioning of the stopper be such that the needle will never be able to enter the stopper so as to produce the undesirable conditions set forth above.
Thus there has been shown and described a novel stopper construction for use with medical containers, and especially with blood collection tubes and the like which fulfills all of the objects and advantages sought therefor. It will be apparent to those skilled in that art, however, that many changes, modifications, variations, and other uses and applications for the subject stoppers are possible and contemplated. All such changes, modifications, variations, and other uses and applications which do not depart from the spirit and scope of the invention are deemed to be covered by the invention which is limited only by the claims which follow.
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|May 24, 1995
|Fee payment
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03-20-03, 07:22 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: SQL 2000Transaction log backup job Failed
I made a transaction log backup job, running every night at 10.00pm, but it won't run. I get an error message:
SQL Server Scheduled Job 'Transaction Log Backup Job for DB Maintenance Plan 'db-maint'' (0x714C193CE9C4A74C80C28002766AE3D1) - Status: Failed - Invoked on: 2003-03-19 22:00:00 - Message: The job failed. The Job was invoked by Schedule 6 (Schedule 1).
Can somebody explain to me what i can do to fix this problem?
The database backup method is FULL so i can make transaction log backups.
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You can do the following :
1. In the maintains plain set the DB to be full Back Up once a day
2. Set the Transaction log to back Up every 1 hr / 30 Min according to the number of transaction / size of each back
3. configure the back up to delete old back up
In order to start the back up now just make full back up of the DB , than shrink the transaction log , and than Back up again the DB .
Now you can start he schedule job of the the maintains plain and it should be O.K