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Ray Proudfoot
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What about Italian airports?
August 04, 2011, 10:40:46 PM »
Hi all,
I find it strange that Italian airports have been largely ignored by many FS developers. The Rome Fuimichino airport I use in FS9 is many years old and whilst excellent especially for a freeware package the airport must have been developed since 2004 or so?
Rome, Venice and Milan are crying out to be given the full treatment. Will FSDreamTeam be considering any of these? I'm sure they would prove very popular.
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August 04, 2011, 10:53:38 PM »
I personally agree, an italian airport would be great, and I think it would have been done. Unfortunately, with the voting scandal that happened prior to FSDT starting KLAX, I doubt that Rome will be made.
Ray Proudfoot
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August 04, 2011, 10:55:52 PM »
I'm an occasional visitor so I'm not aware of any voting scandal. Do I take it that it didn't go as planned?
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August 04, 2011, 11:04:04 PM »
That's becoming a FAQ...
The majority of users fly in their local area, or at least their country, only a minority flies everywhere, and there aren't enough customers in Italy to make such scenery commercially viable, and the minority of non-italian customers that will buy the scenery is not enough to offset this.
We made several italian sceneries in the past, including Rome Fiumicino but, none of them has sold in meaningful numbers, one that was a moderate "success" (not really a success, but a bit less of a disaster than usual) was Aviano which, guess what, it's not really an italian airport, and has some appeal outside the italian public. This fits with the above analysis.
We have an italian airport, Florence, sold by Aerosoft, which is nicely done, very good on fps, it's a challenging approach, includes the whole city in 3d, it's one of the most famous italian cities in the world, and the experience of coming down on that short runway with the whole city in view and the Tuscany hills on the background it's really something to behold, yet it hasn't sold in 4 years what JFK or KORD or Zurich sold in the first DAY.
So, those are the hard numbers, a good way to make us reconsider, is simply go out and buy Aerosoft Florence (which was made by FSDT...), we'll certainly notice it, and might change our minds...
Umberto Colapicchioni
Ray Proudfoot
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August 04, 2011, 11:19:33 PM »
Hi Umberto,
Thanks for your reply. I must be in a minority because although I live in England I fly to many European countries. I have airport scenery for Paris, London, Frankfurt, Munich, Geneva, Zurich, Madrid, Lisbon, Barcelona and Budapest. And that's just a fraction of what's installed.
I also have many US airports including SFO, San Diego, JFK, KIAD, KBOS, KORD and several others.
Are you sure European-based simmers only fly in their own countries? How small-minded is that? Take-off from Zurich and in less than two hours you can reach many European capitals flying over fantastic scenery. I would have thought there would have been high demand for major airports such as Rome and Milan. Florence less so perhaps because it's probably not large enough for the bigger jets to land.
You clearly do your research so it's disappointing you don't plan to produce any Italian airports especially when your work is of such a high standard.
I searched for Florence in Aerosoft but found nothing for FS9. Is it an FSX-only product?
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August 05, 2011, 09:27:38 AM »
Quote from: Ray Proudfoot on August 04, 2011, 11:19:33 PM
Thanks for your reply. I must be in a minority because although I live in England I fly to many European countries.
You probably are, but the issue is little bit different, see below.
Are you sure European-based simmers only fly in their own countries? How small-minded is that?
I haven't said anything specific to European simmers, everyone mostly flies in his own country. And US users even more, since they have a so large country to fly in. So, when comparing the whole US market against the fractioned EU market, you'll see why it's best to concentrate on the US, factoring the argument that most users fly in their own country.
On top of that, the Italian market is really in a bad shape now, I know it very well, I don't run just FSDT, but also a flight sim shop for boxed products that sells in Italy only since 1993, and I carry all products from all major flight sim publishers and, sales right now are a fraction of what they used to be, even just a few years ago.
I would have thought there would have been high demand for major airports such as Rome and Milan. Florence less so perhaps because it's probably not large enough for the bigger jets to land.
*Kona* has sold in a week more than Florence in 4 years! And, Florence bad sales, and the possible reason you cited that it's because it's for smaller airplanes, also prove another thing: people keep *saying* on forums "why you don't do a nice small and detailed airport ?", but when the time comes to purchase, they'll always choose international mega-hubs suitable for big airplanes.
You clearly do your research so it's disappointing you don't plan to produce any Italian airports especially when your work is of such a high standard
We haven't done just research, although it's very easy for use to correlate sales data to know, for example, if customers that buy an airport in Europe will also buy a US airport and vice-versa, so we know they *are* the minority, but we also made actual sceneries in Italy, and the only thing they had in common, they were all commercial failures.
I searched for Florence in Aerosoft but found nothing for FS9. Is it an FSX-only product?
Yes, it's FSX only. That's another unfortunate side effect of the marget fragmentation: having to support FS9 as well, means we can't risk anything other than the tried and tested mega-hubs projects.
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Umberto Colapicchioni
Ray Proudfoot
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August 05, 2011, 05:38:54 PM »
Hi Umberto,
Thank you for all those comments. Clearly you can only afford to spend time designing an airport you know is going to make you money. That's a hard fact and sadly, in recent years, the popularity of FS amongst the general community has probably lessened due to Microsoft's decision to discontinue Flight Simulator.
Although I have flown in the US I find the large distances between major cities a major deterrent. Flying to Hawaii even more so! I've flown there from KSFO in Concorde but 8 hours subsonic is for the US diehards only!
The economic downturn has hit the FS community quite hard I imagine. Hopefully the good times will return and FSDT will continue to roll out quality airports both for FS9 and FSX. I anticipate moving to FSX in about 2-3 years when I can get 30+ FPS inbound to Heathrow in low cloud and lots of Ai. Things are getting better but we're not there yet.
Egbert Drenth
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Re: What about Italian airports?
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August 05, 2011, 06:29:10 PM »
Hi Ray,
It's indeed pitty there are no commercial airports for Milan and Rome.
Milan lays pretty central in Europe and my guess it will be popular (but I'm not developing airports
On the positive side:
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Take care,
Ray Proudfoot
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August 05, 2011, 06:36:55 PM »
Hi Egbert,
Yes, it is disappointing but Umberto is not running a charity. Maybe if he wins the lottery he will change his mind.
No rain today but there is plenty due tomorrow. Don't you just love England in the summer?
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August 05, 2011, 07:53:31 PM »
I have noticed that on the aerosoft site at least in the u.s site Florence scenery is almost impossible to find hopefully maybe a few years down the line and the economy gets better there is a chance to see Rome Fuimichino from fsdt.
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Veritas wrote:Okay, don't give me that crap that WWE fans aren't xenophobic. All you need to do is bust out a guy who's from overseas and you get chants of "USA! USA! USA!" They've been pushing Sheamus (and to a lesser extent, Drew McIntyre) as "other", Irish, creating a dialogue of different..
Devil's Advocate wrote:I think "xenophobic" is a bit too extreme a word here.
Knife wrote:Devil's Advocate wrote:I think "xenophobic" is a bit too extreme a word here.
So how come everytime a foreign superstar gets in the ring or have a match (unless they really talk sweet about america) get's the USA chant...WWE loves it tho anyway. I dont really give a shit tho. It's like that everywere. But saying their not xenophobic is abit naive.
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The JPA Bridge: A monument to thoughtful planning– and seemingly interminable planning. The new bridge is supposed to reopen in September– a whopping 18 months after the old one closed.
Peter Chang: Our newest celebrity. We're not sure if he actually lives here, but since 2009 he's been drawing crowds from across the East Coast with his unique Chinese cuisine. His eponymous restaurant at Barracks Road opened in 2011.
Weddings & wine: The new backbones of Charlottesville's tourism industry– along with scads of restaurants and those two traditional favorites: Monticello and the University of Virginia.
Downtown Mall: An oasis of hipsterdom and a rare urban success story. Built in 1976, expanded in 1985, crossed by traffic in 1995. It's where the action is– at least on warm Friday evenings.
The Dave: Used to be the bartender at downtown pub Miller's until he threw it all away to start a band. Whoever heard of a violin and sax in a rock group, anyway?
Fridays After 5: Free summer concert series held at the east end of the Downtown Mall. Audiences used to sit on a grassy hill that was bulldozed in favor of the 3,500-seat cement-floored nTelos Wireless Pavilion.
The Grounds: UVA doesn't have a "campus," it has the Grounds. (And it wasn't built by "TJ"; it was founded by "Mr. Jefferson.") And there's no such thing as a freshman. It's "first year," please.
The Lawn: The original grounds of UVA. Streaking the length of it is considered a rite of passage for students.
JPJ: This has become the standard moniker for UVA's 16,000-seat, $130-million John Paul Jones Arena, opened in 2006. No, it's not named for the Led Zeppelin bassist. Instead, the man who said we should all be "elated" by the ouster of UVA President Teresa Sullivan, Paul Tudor Jones II, promised $30 million for the project and got the building named for his father, a Memphis attorney and UVA Law grad.
The Corner: Five blocks of fun. According to historian Coy Barefoot, students began using this moniker for the intersection of University Avenue and the central entrance to the University Grounds (where the fancy "honor" gate was erected in 1915) by 1902. The name stuck, and now it's also the name of the radio station at 106.1 FM.
Timberlake's: The town's olde tyme drugstore downtown. Still delivers. Still has a lunch counter with homemade soup and real ice-cream sodas. The fireplace is a local gathering spot in winter.
Garrett Square: The old-school name for the low-income housing complex near the Downtown Mall now called "Friendship Court."
Recycling: Next to the water wars, our biggest civic dispute. At the center is a soft-spoken guy named Peter van der Linde, who upset the apple cart in 2009 by quietly opening a "dirty MuRF," a place that lets your trash man collect everything in one giant bin before it gets sorted. Since then, he's been sued under RICO, vandalized, and now the his biggest competitor claims he's contaminating the waste.
Louisa: We never really knew much about you (beyond Lake Anna and Jack Jouett) until August 23, 2011, when a 5.8 tremor struck near the town of Mineral and reverberated across the East Coast.
Three Chopt Road: Also known as Three Notched Road, this Colonial version of a highway is essentially the path of today's Route 250, including such historic stretches as the Downtown Mall and West Main Street.
Sacagawea: According to National Geographic, she's the subject of more statues than any other American woman, including the local one with her crouching on West Main Street with the two best-known members of the Lewis & Clark expedition. (We're still holding out for a statue of York, the Albemarle-based slave on the trip.)
Blue Hole: The dreamy little swimming spot on the south fork of the Upper Moormans River. This idyllic place suffered a vandalism in mid 2012 that could lessen its status as what lawyers call an "attractive nuisance," the buzz-saw removal of the tree that held the rope swing. Perp unknown.
The Omni: Built by City Council vote and lots of taxpayer dollars in the mid-1980s, it's simultaneously a symbol of government excess and a really nice place to stay if you want to stroll the Downtown Mall. The owners recently got outbid on the shell of the next place (see below).
The Landmark: What should by now have been a fully realized luxury hotel remains a hulking skeleton looming over downtown as former owner Halsey Minor battled it out with banks and a former business partner. Will it ever be built? In June of 2012, a Waynesboro-born man made the high bid on the shell with plans to move forward.
Bodo's: Charlottesville's fastest bagels and slowest opening schedule. The former owner hung a "coming soon" banner on the Corner location in 1995 but didn't open the third jewel in his bagel crown for a decade. He later sold each restaurant to its respective manager.
Queen Charlotte Sophia: Wife of King George III, against whom the colonists fought the Revolution. Fourteen years before we waged war against the mother country, the General Assembly of the Virginia Colony named the seat of Albemarle County for this young lady.
The White Spot: It's just a restaurant, but no glossary of the town is complete without mentioning this Corner mainstay and its Gusburger and Grillswith.
Teresa Sullivan: Charlottesville's newest rock star was enshrined in the hearts of Wahoo Nation in June when two members of the governing board decided they knew best and forced her resignation. The ensuing outcry made headlines across the country and brought about her reinstatement after two weeks.
Farmington Country Club: Still considered the swankiest place to swing a club, but the past coupla decades have brought stiff competition from Keswick, Glenmore, and UVA-backed Boar's Head.
Jack Jouett: If there had been a southern poet as sharp as Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, schoolchildren might be reading less about Paul Revere and more about this guy, who warned TJ away from death or capture when the British invaded Charlottesville in 1781. Camping out on the lawn of the Cuckoo Tavern in Louisa, he spotted British soldiers moving toward Charlottesville and took off on his trusty steed to spread the alarm.
Beta Bridge: Built over the C&O (now CSX/Buckingham Branch) tracks in 1924 as part of a city-wide public works improvement project, it's now Charlottesville's most famous site for public art. Memorable messages: "Hoos for Hokies," painted after the 2007 shootings at Virginia Tech, and 2012's "Sullivan– you are not alone" each remained for about a month.
Jefferson Cup: Designed by the man himself, this low-volume pewter goblet adorns many a high school and college graduate's shelf of unused drinking vessels.
Three presidents: Besides the ever-present "Mr. Jefferson," Central Virginia lays claim to at least two other presidents: James Madison, whose home, Montpelier, is in nearby Orange County, and James Monroe, whose more modest digs, Ash-Lawn Highland, sit just past Monticello on Route 53. (Just over the mountain, a fourth prez, Woodrow Wilson, was born in Staunton.)
Foxfield: This horse race on Garth Road has become a rite of spring for UVA students and was nearly shut down a decade ago for out-of-control drinking. Law enforcement has much more of a presence these days and race organizers have tried to discourage those who see the event as a drink-a-thon. Sundresses and hats are mandatory attire for co-eds, and pity those who forget their sunscreen.
Sally Hemings: TJ's love interest (and his property) under the crazy world that was the Colonial era. Probably buried under the Hampton Inn on West Main. City leaders opted not to rename 10th Street for her a few years ago.
The car bumper statue: That big silver statue outside St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church on Alderman Road is actually made out of old car bumpers. Sculptor/priest Father Henry Mascotte created a statue of a meditating Aquinas in the mid-1960s by piecing together auto salvage from around South Bend, Indiana.
Biscuit Run: A state park that will eventually open on the southwest side of town. Also, the real estate deal that showed that the super-rich developers really do play from a special rule book.
Peter Jefferson and Martha Jefferson: Besides being an office park and a hospital, these are actual people from back in the day. Peter was a county surveyor who built a house in Shadwell in 1735 (which burned down), but his greater fame came from having a famous son. Martha was TJ's wife who bore him a daughter of the same name after whom the hospital is named. After the elder Martha died in 1782, Jefferson vowed never to remarry, opting to remain a widower for the next 44 years. His vow apparently did not preclude intimacy, however (see Sally Hemings, above).
Vinegar Hill: Considered a slum, this racially mixed but mostly African-American neighborhood of homes and businesses was bulldozed in the early 1960s when "urban renewal" was all the rage. (The art house movie theater by this name opened in 1976.)
didja know?
"Rio," which means "river" in Spanish, was the name of long-gone mill complex on Rio Road because of its proximity to the Rivanna River. While the Spanish word is pronounced "Ree-o," locals have long opted for the long "i" sound perhaps because it fit with the local pronunciation of the "RY-vanna" river. No one knows for sure, but they do know this: it was never Route 10.


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Finally got around to finishing a Rick Riordan book I've had for just under a year and kept misplacing. Thank Primus it's my own book and not from the library, or mom would've killed me >.>
The heat in my room hit 32 degrees C today. My tank water temperatures are holding at 85 degrees. All of my fins are little blurs of motion, thoroughly enjoying the heat.
Was looking at the clownfish needlepoint pattern, and it's only 72 stitches across, more or less. I think I can fit two of them onto a 20-inch square of fabric, though the positioning is still up in the air. Am considering having them back-to-back, facing opposite directions. Anyone have any thoughts?
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Have them facing each other...with a bit of an overlap of heads (one on top of the other).
...it's raining and we have a day-trip planned (walking outdoors)...but I think we'll go ahead regardless...at least it's not 35 C and we won't melt...
Did nothing yesterday...too tired. And on top of that, some allergen is bugging my eyes...I was ready to rip them out of my face. Meds didn't seem to help...55 g Goldfish Tank - 5 Fancies, 2 Dojos
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Well yesterday I baked up cookies(white chocolate macadami nut, and dark chocolate chocolate chip: Its like choosing which side of the force you want.. the light or the dark! ) and blueberry muffins.... so today I am going shoping and lunch with a friend in a town about an hour away that I used to live in. And returning a few fish corpses to the fish store and giving them cookies for being so awesome last time we were there.
Oh...I LUV macadamia nuts... Pair them with chocolate...
I need to buckle down whether I want to or not and get caught up with 'stuff' today. Being on holidays - even if it's local holidays...messes with routines...
Yesterday felt like a real holiday! We went to Batoche and the site of the Fish Creek Battle...(Northwest Rebellion). We had lunch in a motel restaurant diner that looked like it came out of a set from Supernatural. Food was good though! Service was great. Then we took a ferry ride over the river! Talked with the Ferryman.
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Did some catch-up housework...it's amazing at how fast things get dirty here...and I still never have a particularly clean house...lol. Kinda depressing actually...
I think I have 'dirt gremlins'. They conspire behind my back.55 g Goldfish Tank - 5 Fancies, 2 Dojos
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My dirt gremlins are 2 and almost 4. The worst is when they decide to hide something gross in a drawer that we dont use everyday....yuck.
I am spending my time fighting the 2 year old to keep his clothes on.....and then every 5 minutes I need to wipe his nose because somehow he learned to farmerblow. And allergies are killing all of us so it is pretty gross.
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Yesterday I went out to my cousins' bungalow in Red Point, Iona, for the afternoon. Was a great day for swimming. Iona is right on the Bras D'Or Lakes, so it was salt water, and the wind was creating some nice large waves. Despite my intense dislike of both seaweed and jellyfish, I went in, and the water was great. If a little too full of slimy things *shudders* At least this year I didn't get stung.
I'm the one with the clearly visible tattoos
My aunt and uncle made dinner for everybody, then we settled in to wait for my other cousin's arrival. Several other relatives showed up in the meantime. I was outside for a bit until the mosquitoes drove me back inside. Got some awesome pictures of a painted lady butterfly and a red darning needle dragonfly. My uncle was amazed at how close they let me get...
After dinner mom and my sister got sucked into The Board Game That Never Ends, also known as Tri-Bond. It was quickly established that my aunt sucks at it, providing much amusement for everyone else. Sometimes the peanut gallery (myself and several other relatives, got the answers long before she did. Didn't get home until well after midnight, and I was so tired I could only feed my fish before collapsing into bed.
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We went to the zoo! We have a tiny but lovely zoo of native animals ...with the odd 'exotic' (like the 3 parrots and a couple of really old monkeys). I try and go once a year...just to see what's new and to support the zoo.
Then we did a little 'antiquing'. Found 3 button hooks for my collection...one is really cool...1888.55 g Goldfish Tank - 5 Fancies, 2 Dojos
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The kerfuffle in my sorority tank, which began following the death of Mercury, is settling out. This little critter is apparently the new alpha female...
Mistress of the Twilight, a.k.a. Missy. Those royal purple scales make her one sassy little fin. Not sure why the edge of her anal fin curls in like that, but she's always been like that. She's fought off both Cloud and Moondance for the position of boss fin.
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The Union (8-5-9) host FC Dallas (12-6-6) on Saturday night, and enter this match just one point behind the Columbus Crew (9-7-7) for first place in the Eastern Conference.
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emo boys are guys the choose to not follow the ideas of the maintstream society. emo boys dress in tight pants and shirts. they also wear eyeliner and have shaggy hair that hangs in there face. although some people have the misconception that emo boys only makeout with each other, cry and cut their wrist this is very wrong!!! emo boys are guys who are in touch with their emotions!! because society has thaught us that guys should not cry and always be strong is why alot of people shun the emo lifestyle. emo boys are very special they are the sweetest type of guy you could ever meet! they express there self through art and music and speak very lyrical. emo boys listen to silverstein, bright eyes, hellogoodbye, the used, my chemical romance, hawthorne heights, and sugarcult.
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emo boys rawk. they definatly DONT sit in dark corners and cry while slitting their wrists they are about the most best type of people that you will ever meet. if you have a problem with emos you can take it up with me and my friends. Emos are beautiful. Emo boys are some of my best friends and they are perfectly content with their image so you shud be happy with emos they have what most people don't.
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Are the nicest dudes you will ever meet. Yes, they are tapped into their emotions. And no, they don't cry in corners and slit their wrists. And are not gay. And they actually care about other peoples emotions. These stupid little ideas that people are product of a sick society that wants every one to wear Abercrombie and be perfect. They seriously are, the coolest people you could ever meet and they probally have alot more fun than you stupid conformists do. They make life interesting by not blending in. And thank god that they don't blend in. The world could use more guys that are emotional. And I mean, it'd be great. Because emo guys don't just think about sex. They actually care about how you feel. And you know, I love them for that. Because girls deserve to have men say something sweet about them once in awhile. Instead of, "Wow, she's hot!" The emo boy would say something simular to, "Hello, my darling girls name here how are this lovely evening?" Sonny Moore and Matt Good are gorgeous emo boys.
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I'm 29 years old and have a large port wine stain on the right side of my body it covers my right hand, arm, breast, part of my back and a hickey like make on my neck. I have just recently taken an interest in looking into birthmarks because of a class I am taking. I have to give a short speech about a research topic were all i do is inform the class about something. I was thinking and realized that I have caught people sometimes staring at my right arm. I've gotten so use to it that it doesn't normally bug me. I figure that if I can share some information with a group of fairly young adults about something they may never have seen before it would be a good idea.
I spent the first 9 and half years of my life wearing a burn jacket over my birthmark because the specialist closest to were my family lived didn't believe laser surgery was the best way. That was back in 1981/82. In many ways I am great full to that man because I have learned that having my birthmark is both a blessing a curse. He blessed me because research about what may or may not happen was to unsure for years after the treatment. He didn't know what would happen or if it would even work long term. I was also one of the lucky few that did not get teased about my burn jacket or my birthmark (at lest not to my face). Kids wondered what it was and took the explanation with no real problems. When I moved when i was around 10 years old i went to a children's hospital were a doctor told me that i didn't have to wear the burn jacket anymore. I regret that some days more then other. The jacket help keep my arms the same size and keep my hand from swelling too much. But not having to wear it anymore was just to exciting to think about. My mother could no longer get near me with the jacket and she was already having trouble with me about it. I wanted to be like everyone else (and to think now I want to be anything but like everyone else) and not have to wear something skin tight with a glove i couldn't feel anything through. When i moved i had to learn to deal with different kids and different questions but still i wasn't teased about it but they thought or at lest said it was kind of cool. I went to small schools and was in the same classmates for many years. In college I interacted with more people and they seems to accept my birthmark just as easily but then it didn't hurt that I could laugh at the fact that when i was cold I turned purple and used that as a reason for use to go back inside a little faster in winter when friend were having a cig.
the short and the sweet about me
I have a few question if anyone want to answer I would really like that.
How have you been treated by others?
What did doctors say to you about your birthmark?
Did you opt for laser treatment?
If you did how did that go?
Did you wear a burn jacket too?
When i was around 14 years old I was asked if I wanted to have laser surgery. At that time my only question was "Will it take stop the swelling?" He told me that it probably wouldn't but it would take care of the color difference in my hands. I didn't have a issue with the color it was the swelling that got to me. I turned down laser surgery when insurance would pay for it because personal I can not see my life without my birthmark it is now part of my personality. And after he told me it was like a rubber band plucking against my skin I really really didn't want to think about it.
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Hi Ellie May!
I was born with a PWS on most of my right hand, arm, back, and chest. I'm 25 and have had over 15 laser treatments, from when I was very young till the current ones.
How have you been treated by others?
I was extremely blessed in that my parents kept me in small schools where kids accepted my PWS without question. Adults were & are the ones who asked questions most of the time. Entering the job market was when things got more difficult for me and I felt I faced obvious discrimination.
What did doctors say to you about your birthmark?
When I was a child they mostly talked to my parents. Once I got older they explained what may happen in terms of thickening, blebs, and bleeding. They also discussed the potential for lasers to work well or not.
Did you opt for laser treatment?
I was put into laser treatments from a very young age by my parents. When I got older (teens) I didn't peruse treatments after the dermatologist told me there might not be much the laser would continue to do.
If you did how did that go?
The lasering at a young age removed a few areas and lightened all of it. Recently I began treatments again after developing problems with bleeding. The Perfecta laser has had better results than the older laser.
Did you wear a burn jacket too?
No, never.
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