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I think tightening up restrictions on Hollywood so that violence will not be used to entertain the general public in films and TV. will slow the occurence of violence in society.
(Gee I hope I'm right)
I think it's a bad idea and will only serve to isolate individuals struggling even further.
When nothing's going right, go left!
With Obama-care we are already facing this situation. A maintained database of medical history is already being compiled. This is a double pronged issue. Do you want your medical records shared from doctor to doctor? Does your gynecologist or podiatrist need to know your mental health history to treat you? This is debatable. My experience? I think it's helpful. A lot of us have issues communicating problems to our physicians. We say we're bipolar and everything we say after is written off as psycho babble sometimes. In other circumstances (as I am finding with my current health plan) it's been advantageous in getting me the immediate care I need. And a recent hospital visit with dh meant he had to, in an emergency situation, attempt to remember all 12 of the medications I am currently taking. He couldn't. And it hindered the emergency medical treatment I should have received. And it was a weekend further complicating gathering that information. So I think that a universal system of medical records IS a good idea.
I think the government is already tracking everything. We gave up a lot of rights with the Patriot Act after 9/11.
Yes, this might hinder mental healthcare, but it is the responsible thing to do. I know I received a bomb threat at work once for a customer who was pissed about his phone bill and lived in the same zipcode we worked in. Did I report it? Heck yes. Did the police track down this man and inspect our building top to bottom? Yes. Thankfully he was either bluffing or hadn't gotten around to doing it yet.
Should a mental health professional expose something like this? It seems the prudent thing to do. Had the young man in Sandy Hood been receiving therapy the masacre might have been prevented. And besides, if you are involuntarily committed, your records are automatically exposed for scrutiny, especially if you non-compliant in your treatment plan. It eventually goes past those 72 hours initially then it goes to court anyway.
And yes, I think the media needs to begin balancing not just the bad that happens in the world but the good as well. It's ridiculous to have to fight the stigma when all the police shows point out mental instability all the time as part of the crime and the news does the same. Where's the good mental health patients who are treatment compliant and contributing to society? Few and far between.
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We discussed this for weeks in my media ethics class. Only myself and two other students thought it was wrong to exploit the college. Everyone else said it was the way the business is run these days. And that my friends is why I don't work for a newspaper or magazine these days. Sure I miss the thrill of chasing down a good story and the praise that comes with a job well done. Even won a few awards. But I have a little thing called ethics which is why I probably wouldn't last three weeks in a modern newspaper. As Joseph Pulitzer said, "it's nothing but yellow journalism." Pure and simple.
Again it is just my thoughts on the matter.
I will say I agree with alot of what you guys have said.
Melly has a lot of my thoughts written though, thanks girl.
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That is so awesome that you have all that talent re journalism, but I do understand and agree with what you mean regarding the down side to it/media in general.
Soooooooooo here's my take.
I thought that it was already an obligation of a psychiatrist to report someone who directly states they are going to harm a person or ppl? Its one thing for a pt who says 'sometimes I could just strangle that man" versus "I bought a gun and want to shoot that man".
This is a psy's training, they can tell (hopefully) the difference between venting and true intent.
Yes there should be universal medical database in hospitals or that doctors even have a right to. How many ppl dont tell the drs the truth in order to get pain killers for fun; forget to tell their dr's something that could be very pertinent to their care; lie in general, etc etc. For all patients, not just mental, I think its in the best interest that the docs are on the same page. Also, as Melly mentioned it makes an emerg/hospital visit sooooooo much easier!
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For those already who have posted, you know that I was born an American & am now a Canadian, dual citizenship. I was raised around guns and me, and most ppl I know have 1 handgun and 1 rifle either for hunting and/or protection. I fully support that "right". Let's be honest though, the world is not what it is today when the 2nd was written. There were not high powered assault weapons available on the internet. btw Why is any weapon available for purchase via internet??? Also, if we put all of our 'reasons' on the constitution, remember, these men HUNG horse theives. So I dont think they intended for a person who kidnaps a child, abuses, molests them to be able to use 'insanity' as a plea. If you hurt a child like that then hell yes you are CRAZY. not insane. crazy and deserve what a horse thief would get at the time of the signing of the constitution.
1. Most importantly the laws, whatever they are, should be a blanket all the way across the country or it will never work.
2. Complete background check, thats a no brainer.
3. 30 day waiting period. That will eliminate those who buy in the 'heat' of the moment to cause harm. What a diff that may have made w the virginia shooting eh?
4. Registration, re-registration every 3 years. How is it so many 'honest' people can say 'oh i lost it but never reported it' ???? who just loses a gun? smfh
5. Sorry in advance to anyone who owns an assault weapon. but the title says it all. Its not called a 'protection weapon" for a reason. I dont want one in my house, someone breaks in and i go mad w an assault weapon, whatever is left in the house is going to be useless cause I myself just blew it to pieces lol
A lot would say well this only makes it harder for honest people. It may cause a little more effort, but in the long run it will make the enforcement of illeagel guns so so much easier.
NOW, enforce the laws already on the books. If you take a gun to rob a store and kill so one, 'i didnt mean for it to go off' is not a defence. You brought it. period. Tighten punishment for the bad guys when they are caught versus a hand slap. Again though, it should be a blanket punishment. Sure would cut down on the time wasted in the courts.
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Everybody loves Bob Marley! One of the most important artists of the 20th Century, Bob Marley's popularity has grown exponentially since his passing more than 25 years ago. His music continues to reign supreme in the hearts of reggae music fans around the world. "Everybody Loves Bob Marley" is a celebration of popular Bob Marley songs (and a tribute by Macka B.) performed by artists from Hawai`i, Jamaica, Tahiti, and the United Kingdom, island communities which have thoroughly embraced his music.Learn More
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That's The Green, four boys hailing from Hawaii who burst out 2010 with their self-titled debut album. Amazingly for a new band, the disc rocketed onto Billboard's 2010 Year-End Top 10 Reggae Chart, was honored as iTunes' Reggae Album of the Year, won Best Reggae Album at Hawaii's 2011 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards, and has sold over 20,000 copies.
The four members of The Green take pride in the pop-burnished roots reggae style they've cooked up—edgy enough to make tastemakers sit up and take notice, yet accessible to all ages "from little tiny kids, to people who just want to rock, to grandmas and grandpas who just love music," says guitarist-singer Zion Thompson. Four distinct voices, four sharp songwriting talents, masterful musicianship, and monster grooves add up to one exceptional band with an unforgettable sound and a powerful story. Learn More
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"One of These Days," the long-awaited second album by Grammy-winning Hawaiian singer songwriter John Cruz, may be new but already has legendary credentials. The album, which John produced himself, was recorded at Jackson Browne's private studio in Los Angeles. John chose the analog tape format to preserve the warmth so commonly removed from music today. He assembled a staggering list of seasoned players, from the innovative percussion virtuoso Paulinho Da Costa, to Los Lobos sax man Steve Berlin, to monster bass player Glenn Worf, to pedal steel guitarist and go-to-guy Greg Leisz, to ace-in-the-hole drummer James Gadson, whose soulful style has permeated the music of just about every top name in the business.Learn More
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John Cruz has been recognized as one of Hawaii's most talented musicians. His music fits in Hawaiian, folk, rock, world, as well as pop genres making him a cross over artists that appeals to every audience. He is a world-class performer and delivers passionate shows filled with his signature wit and warmth. He has performed across the nation at venues like Bannaroo, New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, Carnegie Hall, and Central Park in New York City with legends Jack Johnson, Jackson Browne, Jimmy Buffett, Lisa Loeb, Trey Anastasio, and many others.Learn More
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Skinny Dip unearths the exotic sounds of Tiki bars and lounges of the past where the music would gently hypnotize its listeners under the red glow of tiki torches. Songs like "Sweet and Sour," and "Primitiva" set the mood for a night in a Polynesian pop paradise.Learn More
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Brother Noland Greatest Hits Collection
A collection of all of Brother Noland's greatest and most successful hits, "Brother Noland's Greatest Hits Collection" showcases the highly acclaimed talents of Brother Noland. Since hitting the Hawaiian music scene, Brother Noland is always ahead of his time.Learn More
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Teaming up with the Mountain Apple Company and legendary artist, composer, producer [and of course, surfer] John "Feldy" Feldmann - Makua has in turn created a beautiful keystone for his musical career. "SOUND WAVE" embraces an island pop and romantic rock vibe that emanates from Makua's world travels and homegrown background. His ability to transform waves of sound into messages of aloha reveals his genuine passion for life.
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The track listing for Butterflies: Live is an overview of Anuhea's short but fruitful career. Recorded during her 2013 national tour, the collection includes fan favorites "Come On Over", "Big Deal", "Higher Than the Clouds" and "Simple Love Song", alongside newer songs "Forever Summer" and "Fight For Me Tonight". This collection also contains bonus studio tracks that have never been released on CD before. "Forever Summer" features Colbie Caillet collaborator Justin Young, "Perfect Day" features New Zealand superstar Awa, and "High on Love" was conceived and written while on tour. Each has been a radio hit in its own right and fans sing along whenever they are played.Learn More
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Rebelution has already established itself as one of the best-selling reggae bands on the planet through a strong DIY mentality, relentless touring, and a deep connection to their fan base via social media. Count Me In is the band's self-produced fourth studio album, recorded in Miami and Burbank, CA between September and December 2013. The album features guest appearances by dancehall star Collie Buddz and reggae legend Don Carlos. The band's last album, Peace of Mind (2012), debuted at #1 on the Billboard Reggae and Independent charts, as well as at #13 on the Billboard Top 200.Learn More
The name Kolohe Kai is more than just a group of individuals; it's a culture and a lifestyle. In Hawaiian, the meaning of Kolohe Kai translates to "Rascal Waters". As a surfer boy in Hawaii, Roman De Peralta, the founder, lead singer, and songwriter of Kolohe Kai found his inspiration from the ocean. After a 2 year voyage exploring other beautiful experiences in life and always staying connected with the ocean, he has returned with his third Kolohe Kai album, entitled Paradise.
From songs about surfing and island life, to love and heartbreak, Kolohe Kai's thrid album undoubtedly has proven to be their most meaningful and unique project thus far. Talented producers and engineers, Kapena De Lima and Imua Garza teamed up with Roman De Peralta to bring this new album to life. It embraced the aloha and positive energy that Kolohe Kai's music has always been known for. With their signature pop and reggae influence, Kolohe Kai continues to share uplifting vibes worldwide. What started as a band, continues on as a people. Kohole Kai invites you to grab your boards and run, run, run, as we surf this wave into Paradise.Learn More
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Reggae band SOJA's highly-anticipated label debut on ATO Records, produced by John Alagia (Dave Matthews Band, John Mayer, O.A.R).
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Sing The Body continues to rock Hawaii's alternative music scene with their second studio CD release Contrast. Like popular rock bands The White Stripes and The Black Keys, Sing The Body – comprised of Zack Shimizu and Elijah Oguma – take the "less is more" approach to music. They harness their deep talents to create a rich, multi-hued sound that explodes in this 11-track CD of all new material. Contrast features GRAMMY® award- winning Cellist Chris Chorney in "See It Run," "Stockroom," and, along with Lap Steel virtuoso Kilin Reece, "Under Eyed Child." iTunes top selling reggae artist Mike Love is featured in "Realize."
With Shimizu's and Oguma's fervent lead vocals, harmonies and an array of musical instruments combined with their quality, catchy songwriting, Sing The Body is shining brighter than ever.Learn More
For Love
"For Love, sounds like it should be the aural equivalent of a particularly slushy rom-com. Thankfully the Maui-born songstress has avoided the temptation to drench her lovelorn lyrics with sickly sweet melodies and schmaltzy strings, and instead has impressively managed to produce a genuinely warm and effortlessly summery record which might even charm those who curse the Feb 14 celebrations...A quietly seductive affair, For Love suggests that when it comes to the 'female Jack Johnson' label, Colbie Caillat may now have some competition." -Jon O'Brian, Rovi
Anuhea's signature guitar rhythms and song writing weave soul, R&B, jazz, and reggae to achieve a seductive pop sound with an independent attitude ala Lily Allen and Gwen Stefani. Her debut album 'Anuhea' hit the top ten on the iTunes Pop charts and World Billboard Charts. In 2010 Anuhea won Most Promising Artist and Contemporary Album of the Year at Hawaii's prestigious Na Hoku Hanohano Awards. She performed alongside her inspiration Jack Johnson at the Kokua Festival in Honolulu, and headlined two U.S. Tours backed by her friends, reggae band The Green.Learn More
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I have been having these problems since i was 14/15, am now 25.
Im on Oxycodone 15mg 4/day and MS Contin 30mg 2/day. Been on pain medications since i was 18. Although they do help, i am wanting to try something else that can POSSIBLY provide more pain relief on top of my medication.
I have tried Physical Therapy, Facet Joint Injections(never again), Epidural's(which do help my leg pain), Chiropractic Care, Disc Decompresson Therapy(did help my leg pain), i think thats it.
Anyway, wanted to know if anyone had any good or bad experiences with the SCS, or possibly surgery includng Discectomy, Spinal Fusion, Laminotomy, Laminectomy............
Thanks for Everyones Help!
I've had two fusions,, plus lots, lots more. You can click on my pic and read "About Me".
I've had a spinal cord stimulator for almost three years, had a revision, and two surgical battery changes. I do not have a rechargeable and have the battery changed. They should last btwn 5-7 yr, but I burn them up and have had changes at 10 months and 14 months, respectively. I'm due for another one and it's not a big deal.
I've been able to reduce my meds by over 50% and the pain reduction is about 60-70%. I use it at very high frequency 24 hr/day. When I turn it off it is unbearable and I can hardly believe that I lived with that pain for tears.
I'd be more-than willing to speak with you and answer any questions I can about my experience with the fusions and scs. Many, many people here have had fusions, but I don't know of many who have scs.
There is hope with this modality.
Glad that has helped, definately gives me some hope.
Thanks for your Input!
You r MD has probably told you that, before the permanent SCS components are implanted you have a temporary (trial) system for a week or so in order to decide if it will be right for you.
I knew the first hour of the trial that I wanted it so badly.
I then had to wait six weeks for the surgery for the permanent system. That, in retrospect, was a very long six week wait.
I'm so glad that I have the SCS and wouldn't want to live without it.
Talk again,
I have a similar condition to you. I had an L4-L5-S1 fusion in 1990. I am currently getting through the day with help of meds. I had an SCS implanted about 2 years ago after a trial. I had my hopes up but the SCS did not help. I had a rechargable model from Medtronics. Constant recharging for very short battery life and very little pain relief. But that's me--you may have better luck. Discuss the battery options with your MD. Keep searching for options and try to stay positive. Find a great pain management center. Best of luck to you.
I did not want a re-chargeable battery for that reason.
I have St. Judes' (formerly Advanced neuromodulation Systems or ANS) "Genesis" battery.
Before implantation surgery, I had the tech guys evaluate how frequently I'd have to recharge the battery with my settings. It turned out that I'd have to recharge daily or twice per day. This would not be okay for me. I wanted the SCS to lessen the "sick role" in my life. I didn't want to put myself in a position where I'd have to be checking my battery and not able to go where I wanted for having to be home to recharge.- or have it stop working while I was out doing something.
I do not like to talk about my disabilities and pain with ANYONE other than my MDs, my fiance', my daughter and this people on this site. I reject the "sick role" much as I humanly can and having to be home to charge my battery would not have been acceptable.
Much as I have experienced a lot of physical trauma and have much damage, I just cannot view myself as "disabled", or "invalid". It would bother me terribly to think that anyone would feel sorry for me. That bothers me more-than just about anything. Having to be home to charge my battery would be emotionally devastating for me.
The surgical battery changes have been very easy for me. The procedure is done under local anaesthesia and takes about an hour. I do not have much sensation in my hip, where the battery is implanted, so perhaps it would be more uncomfortable for others. I don't really know. The incision is closed with approx ten staples which stay in for ten days per my neurosurgeon. The procedure is done as an out patient.
This is just the battery change. The initial implantation procedure is a little more complicated and, for me, painful, but is has been so worth it.
I'd be pleased to "speak" to anyone who's considering this treatment option.
An EMR (I think that was the test- there have been SO many) indicated an L5-S1 radiculopathy. I'm not even sure what a radiculopathy is- all the definitions are so vague.
I have been going to a pain management doctor for 1 yr. now, and am on narcotic pain meds. I no longer want to be on these meds. They do help, but I am tired of their side effects. At this point, I am not sure of which options I have, and moreover the pain doctor does not seem to come up with too many.
L4-L5 bulging disc for me too. I had a discectomy in 2002 which worked for a short time and then reverted back to the old pain. I had a second discectomy in 2005 with no results at all. I would stay away from surgery if I had it to do all over again. A good friend who is a doc. told me, "If you can pee and poop, don't let them cut"
Now for the good news. I recently underwent Ozone injection into the disc. This was done on an experimental basis as it has not been approved by the FDA-still being tested- but it certainly helped me. It was one injection, took about 30 minutes and most of the pain went away as the Ozone shrunk the offending disc and pulled if off the nerve. This procedure has been done in Europe (invented in Italy 10 years ago) and Asia with 80% success rate. The entire procedure ran about $2000 and my insurance covered half. If you would like to know more about it, I will be glad to give you the information on the Doctor, etc.
Peter Hobson
Hendersonville, N.C.
He tried the temporary SCS unit and it worked great. It needed the wires relocated to hit exactly where the pain was. He will be getting the SCS unit implanted soon.
Maybe you just need to give it a little more time before you give up on it. Like anything else, we have to get accustomed to it; such as glasses on the face, hearing aids in the ear, false teeth, etc.
The body is amazing and will adjust to the buzzing sensation. It is definitely better than taking tons of meds for the rest of your life.
The Aceteminaphin has damaged my husband's liver and they are working on correcting the damage. The Oxycodone is damaging to parts of the body, too.
I would think the SCS is definitely the 'lesser of two evils'.
Just have them readjust the wiring so it will help where you need it. I am surprised your Dr. has not thought of that. It really does work if it is situated on the proper nerves.
Keep trying and don't give up on getting it right with this thing.
Pray and ask God to help you and give you strength to live through this ordeal and adjustment period. There is no one better to turn to than the Lord!
If it's the permanent, there are so many adjustments that the techs can do to alter the sensations. Please let your MD know how you're feeling and what you're thinking. I hope you'll consider allowing the time to have the settings adjusted before you decide to have it removed.
Please write again,
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So I'm starting to worry about Jason. Yes he won this JGP event and will qualify for the JGPF, but his score is worrisome, not even breaking the 200 mark. And he again didn't fully rotate or cleanly land the one 3a he tried. He hasn't grown since last season, I haven't heard that he's injured, so I have to wonder if the 3a is ever going to be a consistent jump for him at this point, it's just getting very late in terms of his age to acquire that jump and truly "have it" in his arsenal. His artistry is lovely, as are his spins, but it seems like the judges are holding back his PCS a bit because of his technical limitations, which is frustrating. And he got edge calls on his lutz AND flip in the FS...without a quad and a 3a that's still in development, he really cannot afford to give up any additional points like that. The 3f edge call seemed to be a fluke but he does have a flutz, it's not terrible but I think, especially now that it's started getting called, he's going to get dinged for it more often than not. I'm not giving up hope yet, he's such an exquisite skater with a distinct, unique style which is awesome, but I think some big changes regarding coaching and/or training methods, regimens, location, schedules, etc are going to have to be in the cards for him, and soon, if he wants to have a shot at making it on the senior international stage.
He was much closer on the LP one, and I think he'll get it. Hopefully, sooner rather than later. He was rather close. If he can get his free leg unstuck, I think we'll see him landing it.
I'm glad he's trying it.
Has Kori ever coached a top international competitor on the senior level though? She's a wonderful coach, I just can't help but wonder if Jason's "outgrown" her in a sense and she just can't offer much more to him, in which case he'd be better off somewhere else. He's just so talented that I'd hate to see it all go to waste b/c he has 3a issues which could potentially, I'm not saying definitely, be corrected with a fresh outlook and different training regime or something. Everything else is there already, but the difference btwn being someone who won't even get a GP assignment to one who has the potential of being a world medal contender, is his lack of a 3a and quad, and he said he won't even start working on a quad until he gets his 3a solid, and it isn't yet, so I just worry about him constantly trying to play catch up. And his PCS could easily and deservedly be higher than they are but I think judges are holding him back because of his limited tech, which is annoying but it seems to happen a lot.
Jason Brown's exhibition performance in Istanbul yesterday: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoknCi5VkFc
"Randy [Starkman (1960-April 16, 2012)] lived by the same motto as the rest of us. The Olympics isnt every four years, its every single day. He just got it." --Canadian Olympic kayaker Adam van Koeverden
I don't think leaving Kori is the answer, nor is it likely to happen. Kori and Jason are very close. Also, when you say "has she ever had a top competitor', one has to start somewhere don't they? One can only work with the talent they have, and Jason was her first very talented skater, and thus her first to have moderate success. It's not like all great coaches just start with championship skaters; they must have their first great skater at some point. Kori also coaches junior medal contender Jordan Moeller, whom from what I hear, has been landing both triple triple combos and 3As.
Jason also has worked with Rafael and other jump coaches on his jumps, so I think given the right amount of time he will get that axel consistent. As for the quad, I don't think one has to have a consistent axel to do a quad, though it helps. AFAIK he works on quads, and sometimes I know skaters can get a sal or a toe before a double axel, perhaps it can work the same with quads.
And thankyou to whoever recorded it for zooming in on his happy little face at the end!
He's so close. Ridiculously close. I can't wait to see him land it properly!
Two photos tweeted by Jason Brown's Team USA teammates from Istanbul:
Ice dancer Kaitlin Hawayek: "Twitterless JLB squared!!!" (with Jean-Luc Baker - ETA I guess this means Jason's middle name begins with an L?)
Nina Jiang: "Everyone needs some Jason Brown"
ETA: Jason Brown Reflects on Experience at 2012 JGP Turkey: http://skatingmagazineblog.com/2012/...12-jgp-turkey/ (I've also cross-posted this link in the JGP Istanbul thread in Kiss and Cry)
Last edited by Sylvia; 09-25-2012 at 04:47 PM.
"Randy [Starkman (1960-April 16, 2012)] lived by the same motto as the rest of us. The Olympics isnt every four years, its every single day. He just got it." --Canadian Olympic kayaker Adam van Koeverden
And Nina is right, of course, everyone needs some Jason!
Love the blog! He always seems so excited - I always get that vibe from his interviews/articles. The massage place they went to sounds heavenly and the rink sounds amazing!
And nice to see that more of his family made the trip to Turkey! It's nice to see his Aunt Gayle's name popping up again - she was the one Jason skated for at Skate for Hope in 2008.
"Five favorite things with Joshua Farris": http://web.icenetwork.com/news/artic...&vkey=ice_news
Good luck to him this week in Bled, Slovenia!
Jason Brown will perform in the "Evening with Champions" Jimmy Fund benefit show at Harvard this weekend - link to the event thread in GSD (where reports, photos, etc. will be posted): http://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/showthread.php?t=84657
ETA link to an article I posted in GSD in which Kori Ade and other U.S. coaches are quoted re. how they help their skaters deal with competition nerves: http://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/showthread.php?t=85084
Last edited by Sylvia; 09-25-2012 at 09:39 PM.
"Randy [Starkman (1960-April 16, 2012)] lived by the same motto as the rest of us. The Olympics isnt every four years, its every single day. He just got it." --Canadian Olympic kayaker Adam van Koeverden
"You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Sylvia again."
You are laden with goodies today Sylvia! Thankyou!
Joshua Farris set a new ISU season Best SP score of 74.35 (up from his 72.30 in Lake Placid) today in Bled, Slovenia and is in 1st place by over 8 points: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fl0Aits6Eo0
"Randy [Starkman (1960-April 16, 2012)] lived by the same motto as the rest of us. The Olympics isnt every four years, its every single day. He just got it." --Canadian Olympic kayaker Adam van Koeverden
Here's his FS from Slovenia!
Not quite clean and not quite as good as that amazing performance in Lake Placid, but still a good skate. He fought back well from that fall - very surprising that fall, maybe even for him! Shame he popped the quad to a triple, but he didn't need it in the end.
Ouch for his poor hand though.
So now Josh and Jason are both qualified (as the top two seeds, too, at the moment!) for the Junior Grand Prix Final (along with Boyang Jin). Josh is in tremendous form and Jason is getting better and better with each outing. But it's a long way til December.
You could tell Josh fought through that long program, whereas in Lake Placid everything seemed to come very easily. It's okay though, he still won - by 25 points! - and this performance actually appeases my fears in some ways about him peaking too early in the season. This is a good building block, he had stiff competition at this event, he delivered, won, but still has room to improve. Landing the second 3a in combination late in the program was gutsy and impressive, and further, I think this skate should leave him hungry and anxious to improve, he was great, but his fans know and he obviously know he is capable of even better.
Excited to see Josh and Jason in December and see how things are looking then! That being said, still very impressed by Farris, he's improved a lot since last season, not only technically and in terms of consistency, but he seems to be more level-headed, less emotional, and a very good competitor now which is great to see and will serve him well as he moves on in his skating career.
Put this link here as well:
Very entertaining program by Jason Brown's "You Can't Touch This" at An Evening with Champions benefit show.
(Thanks you, Marni!)


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I have learned patience and a positive attitude is key to my pain management. I developed Fibromyalgia after a hysterectomy in 2000. I entered a strange world during those days and weeks post surgery. I do believe the surgery was the trigger. I also believe there is a genetic component to my disease. My mother and sister both had/have the disorder. My mother is no longer on earth, but I remember her suffering and difficulty walking and performing daily activities.
I manage my disease in silence because I have found a persistent lack of understanding from physicians over the years. I have pain flares and periods of intense pain throughout the year. How do I cope? I cope with the firm knowledge that I matter. The world is a better place because I am in it. I use positive self talk and look at the world and daily living with a positive viewpoint. But I do not share my diagnosis within my work environment. It is dangerous. The world inside my thoughts is where I live during those hours at work. And such a place is a paradise of positive thoughts, memories of joyful life experiences, family, and friends. I use humor and kindness bestowed upon others. I am a therapist. The mere act of sharing a new concept with a client gives my joy. Joy reduces my pain and leads to self satisfaction. It pleases me.
As far as getting up out of my chair at work. Well, that is another matter entirely. I find rising slowly works. I find appreciating the complexity of the human body helps. And I find joy in the knowledge that I am alive. Do I hate pain and the limitations it brings? You betcha! But I revel in the knowledge that I am alive. No one condition or person can take that knowledge and joy away from me. I may not be physically fit anymore or thin like I used to be, but I am a lovely person with hopes and dreams just like my non-fibro fellows.
As far as physicians go, patience is the key. I remember the adage "slow and steady wins the race." At this point I know more about pain management than the general practitioners. I stick with the one physician who understands me; that is, an internist/gastrolenterologist in a city 4 hours away from my residence. Why? Because he trusts and understands my opinions and ideas. He gives me the medication I need to live comfortably (that is, with manageable pain versus complex, intense pain). He talks to me on the telephone in a collegial manner and respects my opinion. He helps me without judgment. So do I drive 4 hours? Yes. Why spoil respect and understanding?
I am saddened sometimes with the care I receive in the town in which I reside. I wish MDs would practice nonjudgment. I am not a pill junkie. I am a woman in pain. If I had my druthers, I would be pill free. However, that is not an option.
So live well and laugh often. Find joy in living. Focus on laughter and the interpersonal gifts you bring to others in the lovely world you create for yourself. Respect yourself. Trust yourself. Honor yourself. Walk gently with your head held high, your shoulders back, and with the personal pride and joy that you matter in this world. You know your fibromyalgic condition better than anyone else. Respect yourself. Love yourself. Do what you can physically and trust in the One that created you. Release the pain to your Creator and ask for peace that comes in the knowing that you matter. Find a physician that is accepting and prescribes without judgment. Leave the office of those individuals who are pejorative and arrogant. They DON'T know best. Seek knowledge. Read. Become your own expert.
Be well. And thank you for listening and respecting my opinion. It is mine and mine alone. But I matter. So do you dear friend!
It is a great post..thanks for sharing your wise words!!!
Dr. P
Again, thank you for putting into such positive words something I feel so grateful for. And I leave you with my personal hope to strive harder to reach the place you're at. I truly admire the peace, courage and strength you've attained/drawn from.
I too found it difficult to find a physician who understands and does not give you looks and turn their head away from you while you are talking. I finally found a physician in my town. He is a family practitioner and takes very good care of me.
I found your post supportive and giving me a little peace. That is hard to come by in my world. No one understands how I feel most of the time so they avoid me. Even my family.
What gives me peace is to accept that I have severe limitations to my life and can no longer go "gun ho" as I did before fibromyalgia.
Be well. Know that I am thinking of you.
I am a strong beliver in god and I belive I well be ok. I get scared travling cause at times I get dizzie for no reason and my anxiety has gotton so bad again I feel it's because what people say and how I take it in. I have lot's of steps in my home and know we are planing to move cause my legs are feeling heavy and I feel weak. The Dr. said it might be good for me cause it will keep me a shape but wrong it work the other way on me it made me worse. I feel bad cause my kids love it here but I am in more pain then I was a four months ago cause that's when I moved in cause I was homeless for almost three months and hade no choice but to take this place. Dr. P I am very scared that the fibro is going to take over me no one on my mothers side has it I don't know anyone on my fathers side but what I hear from my family just my fathers mothers has bone promblums but that's it and my uncle is dying from lekumonia something like that.
Is there any Vitaminin I can take to help it more or any other advice thank you. Oh sorry my name is Maria
I have a question you say you saw your mom suffer from difficulty walking and performing daily activities was that from the fibro I am not trying to be in your buiness but that's my down fall I really don't know how to use this website if you don't mind emailing me at ThePrFamily @comast.net that would be great thank you. God bless
You've responded on a discussion that is now four months old and I'm not sure anyone who can answer will see your post.
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I too try to follow the positive thinking aspect. The other things that help me with my pain are being with my two young grandsons. They bring me such joy and laughter that it makes life easier to deal with in regards to the pain. I truly believe that their energy and stamina helps me through my pain and fatigue. I'm going to start a food journal to see which foods do exasperate my symptoms. I'm also so glad that the weather will be getting warmer soon. Thanks for your input and information.
so i guess i can give a lot because i am still myself a verfy caring loving mother and grandmother i cant take walks with them as i once did but i can sit and listen to their concerns and still give good advice for whic i am thankful i guess i have been dwelling on what i cant do rather than what i can give to the ones i love thanks for changing my thinking
the pain is unreal i suffer greatly but i try to go on each and every day in the knowledge that life matters pain or not i will nto let this fibro manage me but i will manage it thanks for the encouragement blessings lilymain
I have found that to focus on who I have always been, the person outside of the syndrome, is what allows me to remember that my life is not defined by the aches I constantly feel.
Great post.
I just wanted to welcome you here. I hope you'll keep reading and talking in this community.
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Rex, the last thread seems to be closed, so I will answer you here.
I fell in love with the raspberry sauce; the only other frozen fruit I use is cranberry. Around this time of year when cranberries start showing up in the market, I buy bags and bags of them and throw them in the freezer. That way I can make cranberry upside down cake and cranberry sauce and cranberry sundae sauce for ice cream any time I want. Otherwise I am strictly a fresh fruit girl, with an occasional can or 2 in there for those emergencies when I'm sick in bed and can't get to the store.
For the red cabbage, I sauteed an onion and a diced unpeeled Granny Smith apple. Then I added sliced up red cabbage, a spoonful of raisins, salt, pepper, caraway seeds, red wine vinegar and water and covered the pot and let the cabbage cook. At the end I decided the vinegar taste was too strong so I mellowed it out with some sugar; next time I think I would also add the caraway seeds later in the cooking process.