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I have made this top for my daughter Yolanda. She has had her eye on it. I bought some black ruffled jersey in the market last Saturday £1.50 a metre so this top cost around £1 as I still have quite a lot of fabric left.
As it is jersey, it doesn't really need a zip so I did not use it. I made the smallest size for her and I will take her on Saturday when I'll go to see her play (last night) in Northampton. she will start a new play in London . It is a completely new play called Birdland.
I'll take some picture when she use it.
Mar 22, 2014, 02.42 AMby rita61
Awesome top. Suits her perfectly!
Mar 22, 2014, 06.31 AMby Luz Kettle
Many thanks Rita. You never know when she is not present how will it go. X
Mar 21, 2014, 06.10 PMby Oksana Starzhynska
Very nice, the ruffle effect balances the the strict black colour. It attracts a lot of attention:-)
Mar 21, 2014, 10.43 PMby Luz Kettle
Thank you Oksana. I was very pleased,, it turn out better than expected. X
Mar 15, 2014, 07.44 PMby Luz Kettle
I have now got a photo of my lovely daughter wearing the top. I love it. Xx
Mar 14, 2014, 11.21 AMby liliv-1
That's very hot-love it!
Mar 14, 2014, 11.39 AMby Luz Kettle
thanks liliv. It looks a little like the black top in grease
Mar 14, 2014, 09.21 AMby sarahsdaughter
Oh that looks great in jersey.You have a lucky daughter :)
Mar 14, 2014, 10.19 AMby Luz Kettle
I am also lucky. She is great. Gracias. X
Mar 14, 2014, 07.34 AMby Ellen Hatteland
Great top Luz and I like the ruffled jersey very much! :)
Mar 14, 2014, 09.08 AMby Luz Kettle
Thank you Ellen. As soon as Yolanda saw the fabric she asked to be made.
Mar 14, 2014, 06.18 AMby Mary Athey
Gorgeous top luz, i am so glad you made this as i wanted to see it made up. Your fabrics lovely. I.have a remenant of fabric thats very similiar. I look forward to seeing photos of your daughter wearing it. How proud you must feel seeing her in.a play x
Mar 14, 2014, 09.09 AMby Luz Kettle
I am Mary. I might put a pic of her play here. If I may.
Mar 14, 2014, 10.50 AMby Mary Athey
That would b lovely, i put photos on of my family and my fur balls all the time x
Mar 15, 2014, 07.51 PMby Luz Kettle
Put now the photo of Yolanda wearing it .
Mar 15, 2014, 08.25 PMby Mary Athey
Oh wow your daughters lovely. The top looks so good on her. Fabulous xx
Mar 15, 2014, 11.57 PMby Luz Kettle
Thanks Mary. It fits her better than I thought it would be. She was in the dressing room with her hair on a net ready for the wig! French Revolution type of hair!
Mar 14, 2014, 01.00 AMby Mokara
That's a really cute top, I'm sure she will love it.
Mar 14, 2014, 09.10 AMby Luz Kettle
Thanks Mokara. I sent her a pic and she said…. Love..
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Top-seeded redshirt senior Mark Lewandowski also did not disappoint, as he made his way through the bracket and into the finals. Though Lewandowski faced a tougher match in the finals - against Johnny Greisheimer of Edinboro - Lewandowski prevailed in the end, winning the match 6-3 and taking home the 165-pound title.
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Q&A with Dr Joel Goldstein
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Mon 7 October 2013, Written by: Dr Joel Goldstein
Dr Joel Goldstein is a CERN researcher and particle physicist based at Bristol University.
What is the LHC?
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is a huge scientific machine buried 100m under the French and Swiss countryside near Geneva. It consists of thousands of components (magnets, vacuum pipes, cryogenics, electronics....) formed into a 27km circumference ring, and it accelerates intense beams of protons to almost the speed of light before smashing them in to each other. It is run by the European Laboratory for Particle Physics, known as CERN.
What are you trying to find out with your research?
We are trying to determine what the fundamental building blocks of the universe are, and how they interact with each other. The huge energy of the protons colliding at the LHC can produce new particles like the Higgs Boson, probing the fabric of nature at the smallest scales scientists have ever reached.
What does the work at CERN mean for me in Bristol?
The results from the LHC are helping to answer some of the fundamental questions that humans have been trying to answer for millennia, like what is the nature of the universe and where did everything we see in it come from. Many of the members of the public are just as interested in answering these questions as scientists and philosophers.
On a more practical level, discoveries in fundamental science can lead to advances in technology. Early particle physics research revolutionised our understanding of physics, and a century later the effects of that revolution are everywhere in our world: computers, DVD players, mobile phones and so on.
Finally, the technology we develop for research purposes can spin-out directly into the wider world. If you need an X-ray or PET scan, the most modern systems use particle detectors adapted from those designed for our experiments. And of course the World Wide Web was developed at CERN.
What first got you interested in Physics?
My parents gave me a few popular science books when I was growing up. I enjoyed reading about all areas of science, but I got well and truly hooked by the beautiful simplicity of fundamental physics - the idea that the entire complex universe can be described by a few very simple rules.
What is the favourite part of your job?
I love the variety. I do public talks, teaching, computer programming, mathematics, electronics, engineering, plumbing, management, and many, many more things as regular parts of my work. The biggest excitement I get however, is to go underground to see the LHC and its experiments. The size, complexity and ambition of the project is truly overwhelming, and I am still thrilled to be part of it.
Talk us through an average day for you…
I try to balance my responsibilities for teaching and administration with my research. Today, for example, after a quick check of e-mails and the latest public results from my field I will be meeting with a technician to discuss some work on building prototypes of the next generation of particle detectors. Then I am going to do some preparation work for the undergraduate tutorial and teaching sessions I have tomorrow, before sitting down with the team I have working on possible upgrades to the current LHC detectors. We will review the progress made over the past few days and plan the next stages of our tests.
I also need to catch up with a couple of my post-graduate students to see how their research is going, looking for new, unknown particles being produced in LHC collisions. Unusually, I do not have any planned video conferences with colleagues at CERN today, so I hope to have time to talk to my funding agency, arrange flights for my next trip out to Geneva and maybe even tidy up my office a bit! My afternoon will finish in a seminar about the latest results in the study of top quarks, followed perhaps by some lively post-seminar discussions in one of the many fine pubs on St Michael's Hill.
Many thanks to Joel for writing this blog. You can find out more about his work here.
Joel will be taking part in this week's After Hours: Space Odyssey event, on Thursday 10 October in the session 'Everything you wanted to know about the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) but were too afraid to ask', so come along with questions ready!
Abu Dhabi Science Festival
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Wed 10 April 2013, Written by: Chris
We catch up with At-Bristol's Formal Learning Manager Chris O'Callaghan to get the low-down on what to expect from At-Bristol in the Abu Dhabi Science Festival (14-23 November) this year:
Q. Tell us a little bit about the background to the science festival – how long has it been running, and how long have At-Bristol been involved in the project?
Abu Dhabi's first ever science festival was in 2011 and has been running every year since. At-Bristol have been involved since the very beginning, so we're delighted to be preparing to go for the third time to this world-class science festival.
Q. How has our involvement changed over the years?
The festival keeps on growing. Last year they welcomed over 120,000 participants and they are hoping to inspire even more future scientists at the 2013 edition of the festival! As the festival keeps growing, so does At-Bristol's involvement with more of our incredible science communicators heading out to support Edinburgh International Science Festival deliver this huge-scale initiative.
Q. What particular exhibits, workshops or shows will you be delivering out in Abu Dhabi?
We'll be sending out an expert team of 6 science communicators from At-Bristol to deliver 3 very different activities.
Go Animate is a really popular school workshop, using the tools publics visitors see in At-Bristol's Animate It exhibition. We're taking out 7 animation stations to get schools and families in Abu Dhabi creating their own animations.
DNA Codebreakers is a challenging laboratory workshop, where participants extract and visualise their own DNA! We've not taken out lab activities before, so the teams are really excited about working with audiences at the festival in this new format.
Finally, At-Bristol has a world-renowned reputation in astronomy with our iconic 90-seater Planetarium. We're taking our popular Night Sky star shows to Abu Dhabi to deliver in an inflatable dome and the teams are busy adapting the show to help encourage active stargazing among the thousands of audience members predicted to gaze up at the stars in the 110 shows scheduled for the festival.
Q. In terms of logistics, can you tell us a bit about working on a project like this? (How much kit do you need, how many staff are going, how long does it take to organise?)
This project is mega! We're working alongside colleagues at Edinburgh International Science Festival and teams already out in Abu Dhabi to prepare for this, the world's largest science festival of its kind. Translators, education specialists, freight companies, customs house, graphic designers, production managers, sponsors, universities, media and PR….have I forgotten anyone? Definitely!
There's so many different talents that come together to achieve something on this scale. Luckily, we focus solely on ensuring we are prepared to deliver the most engaging, exciting and innovative activities and other people worry about the rest! We started planning for this festival in December 2012 and have already shipped over all the materials needed for the 3 activities. We're on the final countdown until the team of 6 leave for Abu Dhabi in early November.
Q. Can you try and describe a typical day (if there is such a thing!) working at the Abu Dhabi Science Festival ?
3 words come to mind: fast, frantic and fantastic! In accommodating the huge audiences that attend the festival, the days are long. They start before 8:30am and end at 10:00pm, working firstly with school groups and then with visiting public. You deliver 12 45-minute workshops or shows every day, but never get bored as every group is different. There's a real energy to each day, as camera crews buzz around the festival site and VIPs from across the UAE and beyond come to experience the excitement of the festival (we've even had royalty visit At-Bristol's workshops in the past!).
Q. What is your favourite aspect about the festival?
We mentor and support budding science communicators whilst in Abu Dhabi. These are local Emirati undergraduate students who co-deliver the activities alongside the At-Bristol teams. This is what makes the festival so special, as you help share our skills of facilitation and delivery and work together as a diverse team to engage with the thousands of visiting children each year.
Many thanks to Chris for writing this blog. You can find out more about the Abu Dhabi Science Festival (14-23 November) here - at www.abudhabisciencefestival.ae
Night Sky Guide: How to find Perseus
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Mon 30 September 2013,
Where is the constellation Perseus? Ross from the Live Science Team shows you how to find him, along with Algol the 'demon star':
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Wed 4 September 2013, Written by: Ursa
On Friday it's a special watery Toddler Takeover and we're so excited! We've got the place to ourselves and we can't wait to meet you all. There'll be no older boys and girls running around, just us – and we can explore all day long.
We've been on an adventure with a puddle and we're going to tell you all about it in storytime. We met a polar bear and a snake on the way. We've also been on an adventure in space (don't we get around!) and we'd love to tell you all about it in Little Stars in the Planetarium. It's a bit dark inside the Planetarium, but not completely, and there's so much to see and hear you won't notice if it's a bit darker than you normally have your night light.
At-Bristol have got lots of watering cans, jugs, funnels and flower pots, and they are going to let us water their plants. That sounds like fun. There are also lots of things to float in the water or sink to the bottom – so we can experiment like real scientists.
Leo and I like making things and you can make a fish out of a paper plate, paint it and swim it home with you as well.
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Funded Schools Visits Programme: Making science accessible to all!
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Fri 20 September 2013, Written by: Becky
September marks a great time of year for us here in At-Bristol: the start of the new school year and a chance to work with schools on our new and updated workshops and science theatre shows! It's also the time that we launch another year of our Funded Schools Visits Programme, a scheme to support visits from schools that wouldn't otherwise to be able to visit At-Bristol.
Our mission in At-Bristol is to make science accessible to all. We really believe that everyone should be able to experience the joy, inspiration and increase in confidence that self-directed learning in a science centre can give, and want to try our best to overcome barriers that mean that some people are not able to experience this. It was for this reason that we set up the programme, a scheme that also offers us the ability to take some of At-Bristol's equipment out to a school if that is preferable to them.
It was through this programme that my colleague Eddie and I were able to visit Brimble Hill School in Swindon with our Jungle Senses workshop. Brimble Hill is a special needs school, and the teachers knew the children would get a lot from the hands-on approach of an At-Bristol workshop; however, they also felt that leaving the environment of their purpose-built school might be too challenging for the pupils.
Jungle Senses is a workshop about exploring the environment of a jungle using the five senses. It creates an immersive environment of a jungle, and uses props like a real snake skin that children explore with their senses, to help them learn what lives and grows in the rainforest, and for them to imagine what it would feel like to be in a jungle environment.
Louise Fraser, one of the teachers from Brimble Hill, said, "Everybody really enjoyed the event, the content was interesting for the children, and using the senses for children with special needs was a good idea!"
Through the Funded School Visits Programme we are hoping to reach over 700 children a year, to offer them a chance to enhance their science education in ways they couldn't otherwise experience.
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Many thanks to Becky, our Formal Learning Officer, for writing this blog!
Welcome to our newest members of staff: Ursa and Leo!
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Wed 4 September 2013, Written by: John
In 2009 At-Bristol decided there was sufficient interest from under fives and their families for a journey into space, and a new Planetarium show was needed. In November work began on Little Stars, a show especially for under fives, and this is now one of our most popular shows.
We contacted Hannah Broadway, a local illustrator, to ask whether she had any clients on her books who would be interested in a mission into outer space and might work with us on the show. Not an offer to be put out lightly! Hannah put us in touch with Ursa and Leo, and we realised immediately that they were the perfect pair to share an excitement with space and exploration of the world around us with our younger visitors.
At Easter 2010, Ursa and Leo jetted into space for first Little Stars show, discovering all sorts of colourful and amazing things in space, and a familiar star pattern of a saucepan which has guided and reassured stargazers in the Northern Hemisphere for millennia.
In 2011, a year after interest from toddlers was acknowledged with a programme of special days only for under fives, Toddler Takeovers, At-Bristol approached Ursa and Leo to work together on some new adventures, to be chronicled in a new storytelling programme. Ursa and Leo have been on a lot of adventures in their time, but four in particular stood out, which At-Bristol knew would be relevant to toddlers as the themes were shared by the Early Years National Strategy.
A night in a tent in the garden, punctuated with some strange noises and shadows became Lights On, Lights Off; an adventure in the woods with animals of air, land and water became Home Sweet Home; the disappearance of a puddle and the subsequent quest to find it became The Missing Puddle; and the most sensory of all forests, home to a very forgetful royal family, became The Magical Forest. Later in the year, when new staff joined our Live Science Team, At-Bristol offered an opportunity to work with Ursa and Leo and a new adventure with some unexpected sinking and floating became The Strange Bathtub.
Now, in September 2013, as we approach a fourth glorious year of Toddler Takeovers, we thought it a fitting time to acknowledge all of the love shown by our younger visitors for Ursa and Leo by inviting them to join us as full-time members of At-Bristol staff. We approached Hannah again, and she was delighted to be able to offer them the opportunity to join At-Bristol.
On 18th September Ursa and Leo will join us officially at At-Bristol, and we will welcome them with a Very Important Tea Party especially for our members and day visitors who are under five, and their parents and carers – but keep quiet, because Ursa and Leo don't know we're throwing them a party!
After that, Ursa and Leo will be around to say hello during storytelling every weekend and school holiday daytimes, and during Toddler time on Mondays. They'll be around all day for Toddler Takeovers, and to meet schools in workshops like Go Explore.
Ursa and Leo look forward to meeting you soon!
Many thanks to John, Ursa and Leo's good friend, for writing this biography!
The new school year is here...and is set to be the best ever!
Blogging science to life
Wed 4 September 2013, Written by: Chris
The new school year has arrived already and At-Bristol's education team is raring to go! We've giant rocket fans primed, colourful chemicals fully stocked and gallons of gloopy slime prepared!
Last academic year might seem a long time ago now, after a summer holiday full of Gromit-hunting and model-making, but we're still buzzing from an incredibly successful year for our schools' programme.
55,300 students visited us on a school trip last year! From Bristol Cathedral Choir School (1 minute's walk away!), to Penryn College, Cornwall (53 hours' walk away!), At-Bristol proved a really popular way to take learning outside the classroom and bring science to life!
Our experienced education team delivered an incredible 588 innovative workshops, ranging from animals to astrophysics. Our 3 classrooms were constantly full of classes enjoying lots of hands-on activities with our innovative tools, including our 3D Magic Globe, portable IR cameras… and not forgetting the infamous Mr. Stuffee! From scientific storytelling with unusual artefacts for Early Years groups, to DNA extraction and lively debates on genetic testing with A level students, we saw thousands of classes enhance their visit to At-Bristol with our workshops.
At-Bristol's studio was overflowing with 183 lively science theatre shows throughout last academic year. John, Lee and Alice exploded more than 550 hydrogen balloons, winched 65 teachers to the ceiling and hurled nearly 100 melons off the roof of At-Bristol in the process of inspiring primary and secondary school audiences.
53 special theme days prepared the next generation of aeronautical engineers as they developed and tested flying machines in our High Flyers workshop alongside experts from Airbus, whilst secondary students kept the criminals at bay in our Forensics workshop, tending to our crime scene within At-Bristol's exhibitions. We also took some awe-inspiring photos with the Faulkes telescope in Hawaii with older students in our Earth & Beyond Day.
2012/13 is definitely going to be hard to beat… but the education team has been working hard all summer and At-Bristol has an even better education programme for the new term.
Our interactive construction site, Build It! has been a hit throughout summer with younger visitors. Now Early Years and Key Stage 1 visitors can explore this fantastic exhibition alongside a new story-based workshop. Wobble boards and flash floods pose exciting design challenges for budding engineers as they work together to test materials and build a house from the ground up!
With In The Zone proving popular in summer term as a tool to explore health and exercise with secondary groups, we've designed a challenging new lab workshop to get students using restriction enzymes and gel electrophoresis to explore bacteria in real DNA samples.
Another seven new workshops and shows means there's something new and exciting for every year group in At-Bristol. Plus, we've even got an ice rink arriving in Autumn term, turning Millennium Square into a festive spectacular and making a visit here even more memorable!
The year ahead brings lots of curriculum developments and we'll be launching new workshops throughout the year, exploring computing, evolution and inheritance, and rotary flight.
In the meantime, our new full offer for schools is ready for you to browse using our interactive education programmes, and do keep your eyes open for paper versions arriving in schools in September.
Our Bookings Team is here even longer to help with your school booking enquiries - call us on 0845 345 3344 from 8.30am – 5.30pm, Monday – Friday (excluding Bank holidays).
We're looking forward to welcoming your school very soon and making 2013/14 the very best year to visit At-Bristol on your school trip.
Many thanks to Chris, our Formal Learning Manager, for writing this blog!
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Robert J. Pruitt was suspected of killing his brother Todd in a parking lot of an office building in Mission on Thursday.
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Went on a road trip today...antiquing, shopping for art supplies, and eating!!! The grandson loved his book. I had to add several new things, a pocket for tickets, dots and X's to the spine, tabs on the pages, and oh, money in the ticket pocket. NO WONDER HE LOVED IT!!!! HA! He's a great kid, and the "girl" is, too. She's the budding artist, so I picked up some supplies for her, since their Dick Blick closed. So sad.....
Anyway, found a great junk shop, and I mean, junk....you need a tetanus shot to roam around in there, but it was soooooo cool. I loved it. And I found several antique pieces, and replicas of old keyholes that the guy put in a patina mix for me there! They really turned out great! What a guy!
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Then, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services announced four models of bundled payments in which 500 hospitals will participate during various phases of its Bundled Payments for Care Improvement program.
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India's Gems and Jewellery Imports Decline 11% in December
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India's imports of gems and jewellery fell over 11 per cent to Rs 15,735 crore in December after a sharp drop in shipments of gold bars and jewellery due to government curbs, the industry body said.
The country had imported gems and jewellery worth Rs 17,692 crore in the same month in 2012, it said.
"There has been a significant decline in import of gold bars and jewellery because of restrictions. However, import of diamonds is on the rise," Gems and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) Chairman Vipul Shah told PTI.
Import of gold bars fell 45 per cent to Rs 2,111.58 crore last month from Rs 3,816 crore a year earlier, according to GJEPC data.
Inward shipments of gold jewellery dropped 25 per cent to Rs 453.95 crore from Rs 606.26 crore.
India, the world's largest gold consumer, meets its entire demand through imports. The government introduced restrictions on gold imports last year to curb the current account deficit, which had widened to a record high in 2012-13.
Besides gold bars and jewellery, the country imports diamonds, coloured gemstones, pearls, platinum and synthetic stones among others.
Purchases of rough diamonds from overseas rose 6 per cent to Rs 10,230.83 crore. Shipments of cut and polished diamonds were 24 per cent lower at Rs 2,355 crore.
Import of rough coloured gemstones increased 14.34 per cent to Rs 176.63 crore, while shipments of rough synthetic stones rose to Rs 41.84 crore from Rs 18 crore.
Import of raw pearls increased to Rs 4.79 crore from Rs 3.16 crore.
During the April-December period, gems and jewellery imports declined over 10 per cent to Rs 1,33,980 crore from Rs 1,49,570 crore in the year-ago period, the GJEPC data showed.
The government increased import duty on gold thrice to 10 per cent, banned inward shipments of gold coins and medallions and made it mandatory for importers to export 20 per cent of their shipments before purchasing more of the metal from overseas.
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my valves i have created are inserting a lot larger than they actually are.
anyone know why this might be happening?
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I always start with an existing block and modify so that it is an equal scale. Try that out and see what happens.
my blocks i have used are the right size, when i insert one using 'insert' it comes in at the right size, but when i use the same block in the catalogue editor and import it into the spec, it comes into the drawing at the wrong size.
the software is somehow scaling the block up, but i cant figure out how or why.
Does anyone have any ideas about this?
That is because the inch-mm difference. The software put a 25.4 scale factor.
It depends on how you made the block.
When you create a block there is a block unit selector (inch or millimeter).
ok, i have fixed the blocks now so they are the right size in inches (they were in mm). The units of the drawing the blocks are in is also set to inches.
i recreated the blocks in the catalogue, reloaded the spec.
they are still coming into plant 3d 25.4 times too big.
Do you know why this is happening?
I got the same problem.
I just scaled down the model to 0.03937, created a new block and recreated the cataloge item.
I really don't know why is that. Could be a bug...
do you do this in autocad with the units set to mm or inches?
I have just tried this a few different ways, ive tried scaling down and up by various ammounts but the valve always comes into p3d the exact same size regardless of how i have scaled it.
surely this means that it must be something to do with p3d and not how the origional block is created?
This may be a silly question, but have you purged the blocks out since you made the change? Have you tried inserting them into a different model that you have not inserted them into before?


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Typically, concerns center around one or more of the following issues: mobility, nutrition, housekeeping, grooming, financial management, medication use, safety, energy level, mood and mental status.
No matter how difficult it may to be to look after their day-to-day needs, some older adults are reluctant to ask for help or accept it when offered. The most common reasons are highlighted below.
Denial: Seniors may have difficulty accepting the reality of aging and the prospect of increased dependence on others.
Pride: Often, seniors don't want to appear weak or incompetent.
Discomfort: They don't like the idea of strangers coming into their home, or the role reversal involved in accepting help from younger generations, particularly their children.
Guilt: Seniors don't want to worry or inconvenience their family.
Anxiety: They fear they will be pressured into leaving the comfort of their home, end up in a care facility and generally lose control over their life.
Resentment: Seniors may perceive concerned family members as overly critical or intrusive.
Personality: They may have always found change difficult or have been fiercely independent, stubborn or private.
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Raise concerns gently and gradually. Use "I" statements, for example, "I notice that..." or "I'm worried that...." Provide concrete examples.
Emphasize your relative's abilities and how these can be supported. A strengths approach helps preserve their self-esteem. Stress that your aim is to help them remain at home and maximize their independence.
Organize a family meeting if your relative denies problems or resists suggestions. Consider including someone from outside the family, such as a trusted physician or a good friend of theirs who shares your concerns. Your relative may perceive them as more objective and consequently take their concerns to heart.
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Share brochures or information from the Internet about medical equipment or community services that may be of help. Highlight any that are free or subsidized.
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Stay in close contact and make regular visits to monitor their safety and well-being. And keep collecting information about community resources so you're ready to jump in and assist your relative in making informed decisions and necessary arrangements should they have a change of mind or a crisis occurs.
Lisa M. Petsche is a medical social worker and a freelance writer specializing in family life and elder care issues.
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I had, well I still have scoliosis. My mom thinks I got it from both sides of the family. From my mom's sister and my dad's grandma. I took multiple x-rays and even went in an MRI. My spine was curved and my doctor said I have scoliosis. I went to physical therapy, but I stopped going for some unknown reason and I had to wear a body brace for twenty hours a day for three years. I did it for the first two years then I just got lazy and didn't do it the last year. So the results, I still have scoliosis, but it doesn't cause my body to lean to one side when I stand up and it's not really noticeable. Thank God!!!
by lovebeingme on 8/26/2013 11:12:47 PM
my sister had scoliosis and the brace didn't help.. no doctors did. but a local chiropractor helped her back and now her back is almost perfectly staright.... soo the brace didn't do ANYTHING. the doctors didn't wanna admit it but it was true. lol but it was cool
by fashiongirl43 on 8/26/2013 5:27:19 PM
I have had scoliosis since I was born
by fiza_shahid on 8/26/2013 4:45:17 PM
My school nurse is dumb, I wouldn't believe everything they say without a doctor.
by koolkatmn on 8/26/2013 12:51:56 PM
I have scoliosis. I had to get an xray and now I have to go to a spine Doctor.
by Shelby Love on 8/26/2013 12:27:01 PM
i have a 35 degree curve in scoliosis, and i have to wear a brace, ive been wearing it throughout the whole summer but im nervous about changing in the lockerroom. any tips?
Hey chica! Wear a tank top over it if you feel shy about it. Chances are someone might notice, and if anyone asks, feel free to just tell people you need a brace for your back- they don't need to know any more than that if you don't want them to. xoxo
by clll4321 on 8/26/2013 9:46:19 AM
My sister had scoliosis and i have mild scoliosis but my sister's was awful. She had to wear a night brace for 6 months leading up to her surgery. The surgery was to insert a "tether", which is a contraption that the taller you grow, the more it pulls your spine and corrects the scoliosis. For 5 months after the surgery, she had to wear a day brace and a night brace, and for those 5 months the doctor's and surgeon's orders were to not jump, run, twist, bend down, or do excersise. Sometimes the pain from wearing the brace was so bad that she would have to take 3 pain pills at a time! Now that those awful 5 months are over, she can do whatever she wants, but still has to wear the night brace and is not allowed to jump on trampolines. All of the doctors, nurses, offices, hospitals, ect. have been very helpful in her recovery. I am thankful that my curve is mild! p.s. thank you to whoever read the whole thing! good job
by swimchickliz on 8/26/2013 8:54:51 AM
Mod Mod Mod!!! The skin on/under my eyebrow is peeling A LOT. I've put moisturizers on it ; but they just make me look like I have MAJOR dandruff in my eyebrows. I've been using a face cleanser and trying to scrub it off but IT WON'T STOP PEELING. IT'S BEEN PEELING FOR LIKE FIVE DAYS STRAIGHT. I can't stop picking it either. And my picture day is THIS Tuesday and my first day of school is the TUESDAY after that and I don't want to LOOK like I have dandruff in my eyebrows. PLEASE help!!!!
Hey Sarah510, mhmm. Try putting hydro-cortizone, aloe vera or cocoa butter on your eyebrows. Even a little bit of olive oil (cooking or lotion) may help. Let me know if anything works. Xoxo
by Sarah510 on 8/25/2013 10:06:26 PM
I have severe scoliosis,(had surgery) but most people have it mild enough that you don't need to do anything to it. If a nurse found it in a routine check- so you didn't notice pain or have weird posture from it- I'd bet its pretty mild. You might have to wear a brace which prevents it from getting worse. It's good that you caught it younger though b/c that can make it easier to prevent progression. I can play sports (lacrosse, swim, volleyball), play instruments (flute, saxophone, etc.) fine. It's something you live with but I barely notice it.
by beaversanddandelions44 on 8/25/2013 8:56:06 PM
I have scoliosis and I've had a brace for almost two years and I'll be getting it off soon. Bracing isn't very enjoyable, but sometimes it needs to be done. My doctors say that you stop growing (for the most part) two years after your first period, so that's when you can get your brace off. But anyways, don't panic. If you're going through puberty now and the doctors don't expect the curve to grow, you have nothing to worry about.
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