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5K with Circle de Luz
Posted: Tuesday, Mar. 15, 2011
Rosie Molinary
Rosie Molinary is the author of Beautiful You, published in October 2010 by Seal Press, and a regular contributor to Lake Norman Magazine. Find her at www.rosiemolinary.com.
On Saturday morning, about 30 of us gathered in uptown Charlotte (along with thousands of others) in honor of Circle de Luz. Most of us ran the 5k (there were some half-marathoners in our group, too), and all of us celebrated the amazing experience that is Circle de Luz. Afterwords, we had a great breakfast at Merts Uptown to celebrate finishing the race and raising over $5000 for the extensive programming and comprehensive mentoring that is provided through Circle de Luz.The night before the race, we- Hijas (the girls in our programs) and Mijas (our donors and volunteers) gathered for a State of the Circle pasta dinner. Here are some of my prepared remarks (I ad-libbed so I went a bit off script) from that celebration: It is my great pleasure to be here this evening with each of you to celebrate the amazing Hijas, Mijas, and supporters of Circle de Luz. Were honored that each of you is to share this evening of reflection and celebration with us. Almost three years ago- itll be three years on March 26th, a group of women from various backgrounds sat around a table- not unlike this one- to discuss how to make our dream a reality That dream was to create an organization that radically empowered young Latinas by supporting and inspiring them in the pursuit of their possibilities through extensive mentoring, holistic programming, and scholarship funds. And, tonight, each one of us in this room is richer because of the hope, the promise, and the execution of that dream. For your part in this Circle- whether you are an Hija who brightens our days and gives us faith in the future with your smile and dreams, whether you are a mija cooking dinner for 40 of us, a mija conceiving of a program for our girls and writing a grant for it, a mija offering her Saturday to drive and be with our Hijas during one of their programs, a mija who spends countless hours each week making sure our bills are paid and budget is balanced, or a mija clocking running miles and raising money so that we may continue to offer such great programming to our girls, there are not sufficient enough words to count our thanks. We are thankful for you, and we are humbled by you. When Circle de Luz was first conceived, we had no idea how far it would go. We didnt know if women from around Charlotte and the country would buy into the idea of contributing part of their income each year into creating scholarship possibilities for seventh grade girls who would one day be high school graduates planning for further education. The reality is that women from around the country have embraced Circle de Luz: 160 women from 24 states to be exact, making it possible for 18 young women to take the Circle de Luz journey. Hijas, I dont want that number to be lost on you. Behind all of you- each of you- is more than one hundred women who have said- with their presence and with their financial support- that they believe in you, that you are worthy of an investment, that they know that great things are before you and they are willing to be a part of your journey. And regularly, as part of your Circle de Luz journey, you see that truth. You see women who plan their Saturdays around taking you to the theatre or on a run, to plant trees or on college visits. You see women and, sometimes men, who are willing to share their wisdom and experience with you- with their reward being your engagement in the moment and the promise of your future. That generosity, that spirit is both amazing and affirming of what we all know to be true and that is that for thousands of years, women have gathered together from the bodega to the sanctuary in order to heal their communities. We use our inherent sisterhood to embrace one another and change the world. It doesnt matter if our mijas dont live where our hijas live, it doesnt matter if they arent Latina, what matters is that we inherently know each others hearts and we all know how much education matters, how much it can change things- not just for she is who educated but for everyone she touches. When we stand together, we stand energized by what we are accomplishing in the present tense and excited about the possibilities. Our hijas are each finding their way, their voices, their answers and what they are most finding, I hope, is that we all believe in them. So 3 years after this all began, we gather together and break bread over our blessings: that women from around the country heeded the call to the circle, that women in this community have not only heeded the call but also filled the leadership and volunteering roles that this endeavor creates daily, that the young Hijas who have come into our life are inspired and inspiring.To each of you, thank you for making Circle de Luz what it is: a beautifully rich experience for young women who are so vital and vibrant. Let us celebrate every person who has chosen to believe in Circle de Luz through a donation of their time or resources and to every beautiful Hija who has so enthusiastically embarked on the Circle de Luz journey. May you always feel the gratitude and faith that exists for you and may each coming year only multiply the magic that weve created by multitudes.
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It's been about two weeks since I've gotten completly back on track with my work out routines and food logging. I have not eatten more then 1500 calories forover 15 days and have worked out a TON (over 3000 calories burned last week). I did not lose one single pound. Not one. I actually gained one. WTF. How does that even work?!??! I had a bit of a mental break down when I saw the scale and I just doing understand how this can even happen. I am doing everything right (from what I know), almost exactly how I was doing it all before when I was losing weight. I just don't understand why I'm not losing any weight...
40 pounds! That's a small child, and it's not longer on my body! I have a goal of 10 more lbs by the wedding, but at this rate, maybe it'll end up being more... Holy crap! It's nothing short of a small miracle because my PCOS has been a nightmare, but I'm doing it! Anyways, I need to celebrate the small things at this point, but this one is huge!
Just not here... I am still using the skills and tools that SP has taught me, but I am doing them without consistantly logging on and entering in my info. I just don't have the time or consistancy to accomplish that right now.
BUT, I am still losing, just at a little bit of a slower pace. I'm making healthy choices and working out whenever I can, which is MUCH more then what I can say for myself one year ago. I have lost nearly 35 lbs in 5 months, which may not seem like a lot to some people, but for me moving mountians might actually be easier!
Oh, I also have to buy a new wedding dress, mine is too big to alter! How exciting is that?!
I mentioned that I was going to be changing up my weight loss plans, but I'm a bit afraid that I won't be able to succeed during the February/March months. It seems like there is something new every day that makes it difficult to work out, and bad choices that keep me from losing weight.
In any case, I am hoping that if I change my goals to be 1 lb/week I can maintain some sort of weight loss during this busy camp season. Anything beyond that 1 lb will be excellent! I would really LOVE to be at 180 or less for my wedding, and though that seems like a high number for some people, my smallest adult weight has been 175.
Because I have never been below that weight I don't know if I'm actually able to lose much more then that. My PCOS sort of limits what I can lose and the Dr.s that I work with have all said that 160ish would be healthy for me to be at. (It's not an excuse) but I acutally do have big bones, and quite a bit of muscle under all this fat, so I feel that much under that would just look akward on me. Then again, I don't know because I've never been there! We'll see where this journey takes be, but I'm happy with where I've already come from!
So, I was SO nervous going into this weekend but I brought my own food and ate minimal amounts of the naughty stuff. By some miracle I still managed to lose 2 lbs last week! I was hoping to get a little ahead of my weight loss schedule, but I'll be happy with 2 lbs in the mean time. My life is a little turned around right now because I'm on the road quite a bit recruiting for summer camp staff. I'm hoping to make healthy 'on the road' choices and do my best to keep up with my work out routines.
Wish me luck! I'll need it over the next couple of months, last year between February and August I gained 12 lbs. My goal is to lose that and more!


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When I was a little girl I wanted a baby brother more than anything in the world, the way some little girls are supposed to want a puppy or a pony. When my parents were kind enough to come through with one several months before my 6th birthday I was overjoyed. It was not too long before I realized that this wonderful gift came with a few strings attached. He wasn't really mine with whom to do anything l wanted. For instance, I couldn't take him to school with me for Show & Tell or to bed with me in place of my favorites stuffed animal!
Nonetheless, the way I remember it he was an almost unmitigated delight from Day One. I always had a good time in his company, particularly once he could talk. We shared the same love of words and ridiculous sense of humor and still do.
I went away to school when I was 13 and, though I knew he would miss me, the only complaint I heard was that he would have to write to me in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. and why couldn't I have found a school in some easy to spell place like Watertown?


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Chores for a 6 year old
What are some good chores for a 6 year old to do?
Set table,clear off table, help pick up the house..Vaccum..That's about what I have my now 7 year old doing..
Load or empty the dishwasher, put his clothes away, make his bed, dust
When mine were that age, empty wastebaskets from rooms that had them, help fold some of the laundry, clean their room,
Sweep the kitchen (or work on learning how), set the table, wipe the table off after meals, put dishes in the dishwasher with help, clean up room, help fold laundry, empty trash can
Feed the animals (cats or dogs, I don't mean anything exotic).
Take out Recycling.
Empty Bathroom Trash.
Wipe off the bathroom counter (using a Lysol wipe).


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- Release Date: Nov 10, 2009
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Monoprint Holiday Stars
My afterschool printmaking class last week learned how to make simple monoprints. I found that given the diversity of students (and the young age) this very simple star drawing on … Read More
My afterschool printmaking class last week learned how to make simple monoprints. I found that given the diversity of students (and the young age) this very simple star drawing on … Read More
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I had often thought that my collected juice cartons could make a really cool giant paper mache figure, so with my Nutcracker theme going on this year, I guess it … Read More
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I've never had a student say that they didn't want to draw a cat. They make a great subject matter for boys and girls of all ages. 1. I first … Read More
This was a very successful Mother's Day project last year. Magnets could be added so the art could go right on the fridge. 1. Students glue their own jumbo popsicle … Read More
This project is good for smaller groups as it requires purchasing a few items, albeit inexpensive ones. 1. Gather or buy chip board and cut to a 6″x9″ size, two … Read More
The goal was simply to have students see that tree trunks are thick and branches are thin. 1. Students start by drawing a sun near the top of the paper … Read More
One of the journal page ideas that I really like is having a pattern of writing in the background of a drawing. With my class full of kinders and 1st … Read More
As promised, here is my follow up to yesterday's post. This bowl was made and painted by a very talented kinder, believe it or not. 1. I did a bit … Read More
My current afterschool paper mache project is turning out to be one of my most reliable, ye olde balloon and mache combination. I posted this project a while back, but … Read More
Here's a simple watercolor project I tried out last week. It turned out to be a good way to teach the very basics of watercolor, namely that if you paint … Read More
Sometimes when I need inspiration for my art journal class, I head to the children's section of my local library. I found "Elephant Moon" by Bijou Le Tord, and fell … Read More
Charles DeMuth was an American artist who lived in the early 1900's, and became famous for his abstract paintings that used lines to fragment and divide his canvas. 1. DeMuth's … Read More
Paul Klee was one of the great colorists in the history of painting. I developed this project that imitates his abstract "Castle and Sun" painting by having students trace cardboard … Read More
In Australia, there are Aborigines who live today as they did thousands of years ago. Like cave painters, they use art as a way to tell stories known as "dreamings." … Read More
This is a project that lets even the very young make a bold and colorful image. I found it on the Artsonia.com website. 1. I gave the students a letter-size … Read More
I did this house drawing last year with kinders, and remembered having a lot of success with it. This year I just added a texture element, which came from slipping … Read More
Molas are handmade textiles from Panama which use a reverse appliqué technique. Several layers of different-colored cloth are sewn together and the design is then formed by cutting parts of … Read More
I finally had a chance to try printing with bubble wrap, and loved how it worked in my art journal class. There were so many colorful variations of my sample shown … Read More
This is my very favorite ceramic project, which I save every year for Mother's Day for kinders. Silicone cupcake liners make the project easy for little artists. 1. Each student … Read More
Vincent Van Gogh's "Starry Night" painting has inspired many an art project, and this is just one more. 1. Distribute 9″ x 12″ watercolor paper, and ask students to make … Read More
A simple stamping project worked really well in my afterschool art journal class today. The theme was "Circles", which some kids turned into faces, some into flowers, and some into … Read More
Learning how to turn a circle into a sphere can be lots of fun if you use an outer space theme. 1. Die cut presses and heavy mat board were … Read More
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Hooksett planning skating rink on school-owned pond
HOOKSETT - Weather-willing, Hooksett skaters and hockey players are set to have a free rink to enjoy this winter. The town of Hooksett and the Hooksett School District are planning to open Hannah-Ho-Hee Pond as a public skating rink as conditions allow.
The Department of Public Works is still in the planning process with the Hooksett School District, which owns the pond, so details are scarce on how large the rink will be or how it will be laid out. No opening date has been decided, as it will depend on the weather in the coming months.
One detail that is clear is that the Hannah-Ho-Hee Pond will be a bigger rink than the town has provided in the past.
Last winter, after hearing requests from residents for a public ice rink in town, the town asked the Department of Public Works to open a skating rink in the parking lot of Donati Field. The rink was well-received and utilized, but suffered from space issues. For this winter, the town began researching its options for other venues, and realized that Hannah-Ho-Hee Pond had been used as a skating pond.
"We're going to bring back the past," said Town Administrator Dean Shankle, who announced the project at last week's town council meeting.
The town made a request to the school district to use the land. Superintendent Phil Littlefield, who called the project a "wonderful idea" in a letter to Shankle, approved the request.
"I think it's a great initiative," said Littlefield. "They approached me for permission to use the pond, and we jumped at it. It's just a great community effort. We are all a part of the same community to the extent that municipal government and school government are on the same page and moving in the same direction, and the people who live here benefit from that."
The town will maintain the rink and build a path to allow safe access.
The current plan is for at least a skating area and a hockey area. As with last year's rink at Donati Park, access will be free to the public.
Hannah-Ho-Hee Pond is located next to the Hooksett Memorial School on 5 Memorial Drive, off Route 3.
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Article: Influence of observers, threshold values, and measurement methods on volumetric analysis of cerebral aneurysms with three-dimensional rotational angiography.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Exact measurements of cerebral aneurysms are important in terms of their treatment. However, there is no definitive way to estimate the exact volume of an aneurysm. Our aim was to compare aneurysm volume measured under different conditions: threshold values, observers, and measurement methods. 40 aneurysms and 7 phantom models were included in the study. Three-dimensional rotational angiography was used, and volumes were compared based on the following factors: two methods (two-dimensional formula calculation and three-dimensional software measurement); three observers; and three threshold values for imaging. In addition, in the phantom models, measured volumes were compared with real volumes. The consistency of the volume measurements under different conditions was assessed using the intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC). The consistency of the measured volumes was excellent in both the patient aneurysms (ICC >0.98) and phantom models (ICC >0.95), irrespective of the influencing factors. Median volume differences were small for observers, threshold values, and methods. When the measured and real volumes of the phantom models were compared, the software measurement achieved the highest reproducibility for real volumes compared with the formula calculation (ICC=0.86-0.93 vs 0.71-0.80). Measurement of aneurysm volume showed high agreement within each influencing factor, such as methods, observers, and threshold values. Published by the BMJ Publishing Group Limited. For permission to use (where not already granted under a licence) please go to http://group.bmj.com/group/rights-licensing/permissions.Journal of Neurointerventional Surgery 12/2014; · 2.50 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: OBJECT Moyamoya disease (MMD) is a rare cerebrovascular disease and its natural history is still unclear. The authors aimed to investigate the natural course of hemodynamically stable cases of adult MMD, with the analysis of stroke risk factors. METHODS Two hundred forty-one patients were included in this retrospective study. One hundred sixty-six (68.9%) were female, and mean age (± SD) at first visit was 41.3 ± 12.0 years (range 18-69 years). Unilateral involvement was identified in 33 patients, and 19 patients (7.9%) had a family history of MMD. According to the clinical presentations, patients were classified into hemorrhagic (n = 62, 25.7%), ischemic (n = 144, 59.8%), and asymptomatic (n = 35, 14.5%) groups. The mean duration of follow-up was 82.5 ± 62.9 months (range 7.3-347.0 months). RESULTS The annual stroke risk was 4.5%, and the annual risks of rebleeding in the hemorrhagic group and recurrent ischemic events in the ischemic group were 4.3% and 3.0%, respectively. There was no significant difference in cumulative stroke risk between the 3 groups (p = 0.461). Risk factors included thyroid disease for overall strokes (HR 2.56, 95% CI 1.16-5.67), initial hemorrhagic presentation for hemorrhagic strokes (HR 2.53, 95% CI 1.24-5.17), and initial ischemic presentation for ischemic strokes (HR 2.69, 95% CI 1.15-6.27). Familial MMD was a common risk factor for all types of stroke. Among the 3 clinical groups, the hemorrhagic group showed the worst clinical status at discharge and at most recent follow-up. Twenty-three patients (9.5%) eventually underwent revascularization surgery. CONCLUSIONS There was no statistically significant difference in the incidence of stroke in the different clinical groups; clinical status, however, was most severe in patients with hemorrhagic presentation. In patients who experienced stroke during the follow-up period, the stroke type tended to correspond to their initial presentation. Close follow-up is needed in patients with thyroid disease and a family history of MMD.Journal of neurosurgery. 10/2014;
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ABSTRACT: The surgical outcomes of adult moyamoya disease are rarely reported. We aimed to evaluate the long-term outcomes of combined revascularization surgery in patients with adult moyamoya disease.09/2014;
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ABSTRACT: The aim of this study was to document the natural course of asymptomatic adult moyamoya disease (MMD) and the factors related to disease progression to aid in treatment decisions.Journal of cerebrovascular and endovascular neurosurgery. 09/2014; 16(3):241-6.
Article: Modified protection using far proximal portion of self-expandable closed-cell stents for embolization of wide-necked intracranial aneurysms.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Stent-assisted embolization is sometimes limited in wide-necked aneurysms involving the acute-angled origins of tortuous branching arteries, and occasionally, Y-shaped stenting is required to remedy the sweeping effects of a broad aneurysmal neck on arterial branches. Described herein is a modified stent-assisted coil embolization technique entailing strategic placement of far proximal stent ("distal stenting") as an alternate approach in such scenarios.Neuroradiology 07/2014; · 2.70 Impact Factor
Article: Endovascular treatment for superior cerebellar artery aneurysms: morphological features, technique, and outcome.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Superior cerebellar artery (SCA) aneurysms have distinctive morphologic configurations and vascular origins. Herein, we have analyzed the angioarchitectural characteristics of SCA aneurysms and outcomes achieved through endovascular treatment. Data accruing prospectively from January, 2002 to September, 2013 yielded 53 SCA aneurysms in 53 patients. Each lesion was classified as either basilar artery (BA), BA-SCA, or SCA type, according to the nature of incorporated vasculature. Clinical and morphologic outcomes were assessed, with emphasis on technical aspects of treatment. Angles formed by SCA and posterior cerebral artery were obtuse (124.8 ± 29.1°) on sides ipsilateral to aneurysms, differing significantly from contralateral counterparts (44.8 ± 22.0°) (p < 0.001). The most common type of aneurysm was BA-SCA (54.7 %), followed by SCA (28.3 %) and BA (17.0 %), and BA type aneurysms were the largest in size. Steam-shaped S-configured microcatheters (n = 19, 67.9 %) facilitated aneurysm selection for approach via contralateral vertebral artery (n = 28), whereas pre-shaped 45/90/J microcatheters (n = 21, 84.0 %) primarily were used for ipsilateral vertebral artery approach (n = 25). Single-microcatheter technique (52.8 %) was most often applied, followed by double-microcatheter (34.0 %), stent-assisted (9.4 %), and microcatheter-protection techniques (3.8 %). Aneurysmal occlusion was satisfactorily achieved in 45 lesions (82.1 %), with no procedure-related morbidity and mortality. In follow-up monitoring of 46 patients for a mean period of 25.8 ± 24.4 months, only a single instance of major recanalization (2.2 %) occurred. Coil embolization of SCA aneurysms is a safe and effective treatment modality, enabling individualized procedural strategies to accommodate distinctive angio-anatomic configurations.Neuroradiology 05/2014; · 2.70 Impact Factor
Article: Coil embolization of intracranial saccular aneurysms using the Low-profile Visualized Intraluminal Support (LVIS™) device.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The novel Low-profile Visualized Intraluminal Support (LVIS™, LVIS and LVIS Jr.) device was recently introduced for stent-supported coil embolization of intracranial aneurysms. Periprocedural and midterm follow-up results for its use in stent-supported coil embolization of unruptured aneurysms are presented herein. In this prospective multicenter study, clinical and radiologic outcomes were analyzed for 55 patients with saccular aneurysms undergoing LVIS-assisted coil embolization between October 2012 and February 2013. Magnetic resonance angiography or digital subtraction angiography was performed to evaluate midterm follow-up results. The standard LVIS device, deployed in 27 patients, was more often used in internal carotid artery (ICA) aneurysms (n = 19), whereas the LVIS Jr. (a lower profile stent, n = 28) was generally reserved for anterior communicating artery (n = 14) and middle cerebral artery (n = 8) aneurysms. With LVIS-assisted coil embolization, successful occlusion was achieved in 45 aneurysms (81.8 %). Although no instances of navigation failure or stent malposition occurred, segmentally incomplete stent expansion was seen in five patients where the higher profile LVIS was applied to ICA including carotid siphon. Procedural morbidity was low (2/55, 3.6 %), limited to symptomatic thromboembolism. In the imaging of lesions (54/55, 98.2 %) at 6-month follow-up, only a single instances of major recanalization (1.9 %) occurred. Follow-up angiography of 30 aneurysms (54.5 %) demonstrated in-stent stenosis in 26 (86.7 %), with no instances of stent migration. Only one patient suffered late delayed infarction (modified Rankin Scale 1). The LVIS device performed acceptably in stent-assisted coil embolization of non-ruptured aneurysms due to easy navigation and precise placement, although segmentally incomplete stent expansion and delayed in-stent stenosis were issues.Neuroradiology 04/2014; · 2.70 Impact Factor
Article: A risk factor analysis of prospective symptomatic haemorrhage in adult patients with cerebral cavernous malformation.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study was to assess the risk factors of prospective symptomatic haemorrhage in a large series of adult patients with cerebral cavernous malformation (CM). Three hundred twenty-six patients >18 years of age with 410 CMs were evaluated retrospectively. Symptomatic haemorrhage was defined as new clinical symptoms with radiographic features of haemorrhage. Clinical data and the characteristics of CM were analysed. MR appearance was divided into three groups according to Zabramski's classification. The overall haemorrhage rate of CM was 4.46% per lesion-year. The overall annual haemorrhage rate according to MR appearance was as follows: type I, 9.47%; type II, 4.74%; and type III, 1.43%. A multivariate analysis revealed that prior symptomatic haemorrhage (p<0.001) and MR appearance (p<0.001) were statistically significant. After multiple comparisons, type I (p<0.001) and type II (p=0.016) showed higher haemorrhage risk than type III. However, no significant difference in haemorrhage rate was observed between type I and type II (p=0.105). Other variables including female gender, age, location, multiplicity, hypertension, size and associated venous angioma were not significant. The haemorrhage rates based on risk factors were estimated at 3 years as follows: 33.77% in patients with prior haemorrhage versus 7.54% in patients without prior haemorrhage (p<0.001); type I, 27.62% vs type II, 15.44% vs type III, 5.38% (p<0.001). Prior symptomatic haemorrhage and MR appearance could be related to prospective symptomatic CM haemorrhage in adults. A prospective multicentre observational study is necessary to confirm our results.Journal of neurology, neurosurgery, and psychiatry 03/2014; · 4.87 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS) is a rare inherited connective disease. Among several subgroups, type IV EDS is frequently associated with spontaneous catastrophic bleeding from a vascular fragility. We report on a case of carotid-cavernous fistula (CCF) in a patient with type IV EDS. A 46-year-old female presented with an ophthalmoplegia and chemosis in the right eye. Subsequently, seizure and cerebral infarction with micro-bleeds occurred. CCF was completely occluded with transvenous coil embolization without complications. Thereafter, the patient was completely recovered. Transvenous coil embolization can be a good treatment of choice for spontaneous CCF with type IV EDS. However, every caution should be kept during invasive procedure.Journal of Korean Neurosurgical Society 02/2014; 55(2):92-5. · 0.56 Impact Factor
Article: Expression of cellular retinoic acid-binding protein-I (CRABP-I) in the cerebrospinal fluid of adult onset moyamoya disease and its association with clinical presentation and postoperative haemodynamic change.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The elevation of cellular retinoic acid-binding protein-I (CRABP-I) has been suggested as a candidate in the pathogenesis of paediatric moyamoya disease (MMD). However, few studies have addressed CRABP-I in adult onset MMD. The aim of this study was to examine the expression of CRABP-I in the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) of adult onset MMD, and to evaluate its association with clinical presentation and postoperative haemodynamic change. This study examined the CSF from 103 patients: bilateral MMD, n=58 (56.3%); unilateral MMD, n=19 (18.4%); atherosclerotic cerebrovascular disease (ACVD), n=21 (20.4%); and control group, n=5 (4.9%). The intensity of CRABP-I was confirmed by western blotting and expressed as the median (25th-75th percentile). The differences in CRABP-I expression according to disease entity (unilateral MMD vs bilateral MMD vs ACVD), initial presenting symptoms (haemorrhage vs ischaemia) and postoperative haemodynamic change (vascular reserve in single photon emission CT and basal collateral vessels in digital subtraction angiography) were analysed. CRABP-I intensities in bilateral MMD (1.45(0.86-2.52)) were significantly higher than in unilateral MMD (0.91(0.78-1.20)) (p=0.044) or ACVD (0.85(0.66-1.11)) (p=0.004). No significant differences were noted based on the initial presenting symptoms (p=0.687). CRABP-I was not associated with improvement in vascular reserve (p=0.327), but with decrease in basal collateral vessels (p=0.023) postoperatively. Higher CRABP-I in the CSF can be associated with typical bilateral MMD pathogenesis in adults. Additionally, postoperative basal collateral change may be related to the degree of CRABP-I expression.Journal of neurology, neurosurgery, and psychiatry 11/2013; · 4.87 Impact Factor
Article: Contralateral progression and its risk factor in surgically treated unilateral adult moyamoya disease with a review of pertinent literature.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The fate of the contralateral unaffected side of the surgically treated unilateral moyamoya disease (MMD) in adults has not been well described due to the limited number of cases and the heterogeneous ages and treatment methods. The aim of this study was to evaluate the contralateral angiographic progression rate and its risk factors in homogeneous adult MMD patients who underwent surgical revascularization, with a review of pertinent literature. Forty-one surgically treated unilateral MMD patients were retrospectively evaluated. We reviewed medical and radiological records including data on gender, age, hypertension (HTN), smoking, familial MMD, presenting symptom, surgical method, Suzuki stage, and contralateral progression. Then, we conducted univariate and multivariate analyses to determine risk factors. Six of the 41 cases (14.6 %) exhibited contralateral progression during the mean follow-up of 34 months. Four of those six patients (66.7 %) were asymptomatic. Additional revascularization surgery was performed in the two symptomatic patients. The presence of a contralateral angiographic abnormality on initial angiography was a statistically significant risk factor for progression (OR, 49.00; p = 0.04). Younger age at diagnosis (32.7 ± 7.8 years in progression group vs. 42.5 ± 10.3 years in non-progression group, p = 0.046) was statistically significant in the univariate analysis, but age was not a significant factor in the multivariate analysis (p = 0.82). Other variables, such as gender (p = 0.13), HTN (p = 0.24), smoking (p = 0.47), and familial MMD (p = 0.20), did not show statistical significance. The presence of a contralateral angiographic abnormality on initial angiography was a significant risk factor for progression in surgically treated unilateral adult MMD. Consequently, patients with contralateral abnormalities should be monitored closely.Acta Neurochirurgica 11/2013; · 1.55 Impact Factor
Article: The effectiveness of 3T time-of-flight magnetic resonance angiography for follow-up evaluations after the stent-assisted coil embolization of cerebral aneurysms.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Artifacts introduced by stents limit the value of magnetic resonance (MR) imaging as a follow-up modality after the stent-assisted coil embolization of cerebral aneurysms. To investigate the usefulness of 3 Tesla (3T) time-of-flight (TOF) MR angiography (MRA) for the follow-up evaluation. Twenty-two aneurysms of 20 patients treated with stent-assisted coil embolization were followed up with 3T TOF MRA and digital subtraction angiography (DSA) with three-dimensional rotational angiography (3DRA). The status of coiled aneurysms was compared with 3T TOF MRA and DSA with 3DRA in terms of complete occlusion, residual neck, and residual aneurysm. TOF MRA at 3T was performed 1 day before DSA with 3DRA, with a mean follow-up period of 20.1 ± 10.8 months. Twenty (90.9%) of 22 cases were concordant between the two modalities. The degree of agreement and correlation between them were high (κ = 0.771, P < 0.001; r = 0.832 and P < 0.001). When evaluating the status of residual neck, the sensitivity was 80% (4/5 cases); specificity was not available because there were no cases of complete occlusion. For the status of residual aneurysm, the sensitivity and specificity were 94.1% (16/17 cases) and 100% (all 5 cases), respectively. TOF MRA at 3T with source images could be useful as a non-invasive follow-up modality after the stent-assisted coil embolization of cerebral aneurysms. Further study with a larger patient sample is needed to confirm the effectiveness of 3T TOF MRA.Acta Radiologica 09/2013; · 1.33 Impact Factor
Article: Clinical features and treatment outcomes of the spinal arteriovenous fistulas and malformations.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Object Spinal vascular diseases, such as spinal dural arteriovenous fistulas (DAVFs), perimedullary arteriovenous fistulas (AVFs), and spinal arteriovenous malformations (AVMs), are very rare. The authors analyzed the features and treatment outcomes of these conditions. Methods Data from 64 patients were retrospectively reviewed. There were 33 spinal DAVFs (1 patient had 2 lesions), 20 perimedullary AVFs, and 12 spinal AVMs. Clinical features, radiological findings, treatment results, and clinical outcomes were evaluated according to the diseases, subtypes, and treatment modalities. The median duration of follow-up was 20, 42, and 56 months for spinal DAVFs, perimedullary AVFs, and spinal AVMs, respectively. Results Spinal DAVFs showed faster progression of symptoms (median 5, 12, and 36 months for spinal DAVFs, perimedullary AVFs, and spinal AVMs, respectively) and worse neurological status at diagnosis (poor neurological status in 56%, 65%, and 33%, respectively). On MRI, signal voids were demonstrated in all except 1 spinal DAVF. At the last follow-up, 94% of spinal DAVFs, 68% of perimedullary AVFs, and 50% of spinal AVMs were completely obliterated. Favorable clinical outcomes were achieved in 91%, 95%, and 58%, respectively. In detail, the majority (78%) of spinal DAVFs were embolized, resulting in complete obliteration in 92% and favorable clinical outcomes in 92%. Most Type IVa and IVb perimedullary AVFs were surgically treated (71% and 88%), with complete obliterations of 86% and 71%, and favorable clinical outcomes in 100% and 86%, respectively. All Type IVc lesions were embolized with a low cure rate of 40%; however, clinical outcomes were satisfactory. Spinal AVMs were generally embolized (67%), and only glomus-type lesions attained a satisfactory cure rate (80%) and clinical outcome (100%). Conclusions Embolization produced satisfactory outcomes in spinal DAVFs and glomus-type spinal AVMs. Surgery is advantageous in Type IVa and IVb perimedullary AVFs. Palliative embolization can be effective in Type IVc perimedullary AVFs and juvenile spinal AVMs.Journal of neurosurgery. Spine 05/2013; · 1.61 Impact Factor
Article: Treatment outcomes of intracranial dural arteriovenous fistulas of the transverse and sigmoid sinuses from a single institute in Asia.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Intracranial dural arteriovenous fistulas (DAVFs) of the transverse and sigmoid sinuses (TSS) are rare in Asian populations. This study sought to evaluate the treatment outcomes of intracranial TSS DAVFs at a single Asian institute. Between 1989 and 2007, 122 patients presented to the Seoul National University Hospital with intracranial DAVFs; we performed a retrospective analysis of the 38 patients (31.1%) with TSS DAVFs. The common clinical presentations were headache (44.7%), tinnitus (39.5%), and intracranial hemorrhage (26.3%), and 71.1% had Borden type II or III lesions. Two patients were conservatively managed, two underwent surgery, and 34 were treated endovascularly with transarterial embolization (TAE), transvenous embolization (TVE), or both. The complete occlusion rate immediately after treatment was 50%. Of the 31 patients (81.6%) who underwent follow-up angiography, initial complete occlusion was achieved in 51.6%, and, at the last follow-up, the complete occlusion rate was 64.5%, with the surgery and TVE groups achieving 100% occlusion. The clinical cure rate was 34.2%, and 86.8% of patients had a favorable clinical outcome. However, all patients in both the surgery and TVE groups achieved a favorable clinical outcome. Four (26.7%) of 15 lesions with initially partial embolization showed delayed occlusion. Five patients (13.2%) exhibited clinical or angiographic signs of recurrence, and five patients had permanent complications. TSS DAVFs were less common than cavernous sinus DAVFs, unlike in Western countries, but the angiographic and clinical characteristics of TSS DAVFs were similar to those in Western countries. TSS DAVFs were successfully managed with different modalities, but both surgery and TVE were superior to conservative management or TAE.Journal of Clinical Neuroscience 01/2013; · 1.25 Impact Factor
Article: Symptomatic Cerebral Hyperperfusion on SPECT After Indirect Revascularization Surgery for Moyamoya Disease.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Six patients who experienced transient neurological deteriorations with no evidences of hemorrhage and infarction after encephaloduroarteriogaleosynangiosis for moyamoya disease were evaluated with semiquantitative analysis using brain perfusion SPECT. Postoperative transient neurological deteriorations topographically corresponded to hyperperfusion areas on SPECT. Cerebral blood flows of both the operated hemisphere and focal hyperperfusion area increased significantly after surgery (P = 0.046 and 0.028, respectively), compared with the preoperative ones. Symptomatic cerebral hyperperfusion may occur transiently after indirect revascularization surgery for adult moyamoya disease. Further study is needed to clarify the exact mechanism of cerebral hyperperfusion after indirect surgery.Clinical nuclear medicine 01/2013; 38(1):44-6. · 3.92 Impact Factor
Article: Vasculopathy after intracystic bleomycin administration for a recurrent cystic craniopharyngioma: case report.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Intracystic bleomycin (ICB) administration is known to be effective in the treatment of cystic craniopharyngiomas (CRPs) and rarely causes serious complications. The authors report a case of vasculopathy after ICB injection for a recurrent cystic CRP. A 5-year-old boy presented with the cystic recurrence of a CRP. A catheter and Ommaya system were inserted into the cyst, followed by a leakage test 2 weeks later. Bleomycin was delivered at 3 mg per week for 14 weeks (total dose 42 mg). Four months later, the patient's activity decreased and right hemiparesis occurred. Magnetic resonance imaging and cerebral angiography demonstrated a recurrent multicystic mass and infarction at the left middle cerebral artery territory with stenosis/occlusion of the left distal internal carotid artery and posterior cerebral artery. During the operation to remove the recurrent cystic mass, fibrotic stenoocclusion of the left intracranial arteries was identified. The cyst was totally removed. However, additional multiple border zone infarctions occurred in the left hemisphere, and the patient became wheelchair bound. Leakage of ICB was considered as the most probable cause of the cerebral vasculopathy and corresponding infarction. A leakage test may not always guarantee a leakage-free status even if the test is negative. Direct bypass surgery should have been considered to prevent a high risk of postoperative infarction in this case of a recurrent CRP with confirmed vasculopathy.Journal of Neurosurgery Pediatrics 04/2012; 9(4):394-9. · 1.63 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Nocardia brain abscess is rare. We report on a unique case of N. farcinica brain abscess in a liver transplant recipient, following Aspergillus fumigatus pneumonia. A 43-year-old liver transplant recipient presented with altered mentality at 2 months after A. fumigates pneumonia. He was successfully treated with surgical removal and antibiotic therapy with trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole and ceftriaxone.Journal of Korean Neurosurgical Society 10/2011; 50(4):396-8. · 0.60 Impact Factor
Article: Vein of galen aneurysmal malformation : endovascular management of 6 cases in a single institute.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The aim of this study was to analyze the treatment outcome of patients with vein of Galen aneurysmal malformations (VGM). Clinical and angiographic data of six consecutive patients with VGM were retrospectively reviewed. VGMs were angiographically classified by Yasargil's method. Treatment outcomes were evaluated. Mean age at initial treatment was 4.4±5.7 months. Angiographic types of VGMs were type II in two patients and type III in four. Three patients had cardiac symptoms and the others were asymptomatic. Two patients were treated with transvenous embolization, three with transarterial embolization, and one was managed conservatively. Two patients died due to venous hypertension few days after transvenous approach. Of three patients who were transarterially embolized, one was completely occluded with Onyx and two were incompletely occluded. During the follow-up period (range, one to six years) two of three patients treated with transarterial approach were asymptomatic and the other showed mild symptoms. One patient who was managed conservatively showed normal performance. Transarterial embolization of VGMs may be better than transvenous approach in terms of the treatment outcome and complication. Further studies are needed because of the rarity of the disease and rapid advancement of endovascular techniques.Journal of Korean Neurosurgical Society 09/2011; 50(3):191-4. · 0.60 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Intradural extraaxial cavernous malformations (CM) are very rare. We report a case of CM originating from the cisternal portion of trigeminal nerve in a 20-year old male. Surgery produced favourable outcome in this case.British Journal of Neurosurgery 02/2011; 25(3):339-40. · 0.86 Impact Factor
Article: Recurrent subdural hematoma from a pseudoaneurysm at the cortical branch of the middle cerebral artery after mild head injury: case report.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
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In the past few years, it's become more common for doctors to offer medications to manage a miscarriage when hCG results or ultrasound confirm the diagnosis of missed miscarriage or blighted ovum. This gives women an alternative to D & C or a potentially long wait for a miscarriage to begin naturally.
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Hello, After a D&C, there can be few possible side effects .The common ones are cramping, spotting or light bleeding. Bleeding after D and C may last from the day of procedure and can last upto 4 weeks. If you soak more than one pad in one hour it may indicate that you are bleeding excessively. Your normal periods may start 4-6 weeks after the procedure. Consult your doctor for more queries and assistance. Best luck and regards!
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I miscarried at 9 weeks the first time and they did a D&C....I had no side effects from it....then got pregnant again....that time I had a pre-mature birth and the baby died later that night......they did a D&C that time because i couldn't naturally deliver the placenta naturally, again I have had no side effects.....after this second one, i went to a specialist who told me the chances of scaring or complications from a D&C are 1 in a million.....
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Wow that's alot to deal with. Miscarriage alone is awful enough, and with the added pressure of having the D&C and then a repeat procedure it's head-banging.... Pls remain strong, u will get through this, and u will. I know it's really hard, I had a recent miscarriage and I had the D&C ( Had a Missed Miscarriage) It stull hurts, and am scared to have anther one. I have no children and am 30, so I hope am lucky enough to be a mum oneday.
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hey, i just found out yesterday that I am miscarrying too. my clinic really tries to encourage natural miscarriage and uses d&c as a last resort. but there is also a pill that can be taken orally(i think) that will loosen the cervix temporarily in order for everything to come out easier. i won't do the d&c because i don't want any side effects either. i was thinking of going with the natural mc, but i'm starting to lean towards the pill.
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I have had two D&C's in the last 6 months, and I can tell you that it can take awhile for your body to "regulate" itself again. 3 months is a bit long, and its good you have gone for medical advice. It is always a possiblility that some tissue was left behind and that is what is causing the clots, nausea, etc. Your bloodwork will tell them if there is HCG left in your system, and they may want to do an ultrasound as well.
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I am proof that you can get pregnant right after a D&C. I was 7 weeks 3 days when I mc my precious angel Feb 9, 2013. I had my D&C Feb 12, 2013. I bleed the day of the procedure and that was it. To say I was devistated was an understatement. Every night my husband and I held each other until we went to sleep. On the third night we were intimate with each other. after that, we made love every day never once did we use protection.
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Hello friends, I've been following these boards for a while now while I was going through my own MC looking for any and all info that would help me with my own decision of which option to choose with my recent missed miscarriage - and though you don't know me - I want to thank all of you strong, dedicated women that were of help to me when I thought I could no longer pull through... your stories helped endlessly.
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I'm so sorry to hear about your miscarriage. I've had two myself, one exactly like yours (required a D&C) and one natural miscarriage, so I know how difficult it can be. At 8 weeks along, your hcg levels were probably pretty high, and since they have to come all the way back down to below 5 before your cycles can start back over, it can sometimes take a little while before you get your next period.
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Today I was 9w3d pregnant, had an u/s and there was no heartbeat. They believe the baby died two weeks ago. I have not had any spotting/bleeding so I"m having a suction d&c this afternoon...i don't know what to do, im numb. this was my 4th pregnancy and we have 1 beautiful daughter, 3 miscarriages. Why us again!?!?!? Seriously again!?! Hasn't our family been through enuogh with my dad's cancer and then when we all have something to look forward to it comes crashing down again.
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I am very sorry for your loss. I also had a missed mc. Miscarried end of Oct and finally started bleeding around Thanksgiving. Ended up having a D&C in March. Yes it dragged out for about 5 months. The worse time in my life. Everyone's body is different. If I were to do it all over I'd go in and have the D&C, but thats just me. 5 months after my D&C I got pregnant again and am currently 6 days past my due date - go in Thursday to be induced.
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I had a m/c similar to this. I went in at 12 1/2 weeks and had u/s that found a sac measuring 8 weeks but no baby in it, no heartbeat. I had the d&c at 13 weeks. DOn't worry. It won't be bad. Mine went well, I had minimal bleeding adn spotting for about a week, no cramping at all. I wouldn't worry about scarring either. Plus I went on to have a healthy pregnancy.
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I'm on my second mc, not realizing the first what it was. I did realize this time that I was pregnant, suprised my bf with baby booties and started picking out names. Then I started bleeding, period amount. While I have no pain or clots and my hcg isn't going down, but isn't going up the way it should, I'm still in limbo as to whether or not i'm mcing. If and when i find out that i am though, natural is the only way I will go.
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I am sorry for your loss. I had a d&c on Nov 13th and my AF came on Dec13th. It was the same kind of period as it used to be. Perhaps b/c I had a d&c and it wasn't a lengthly miscarriage. I think that having a natural m/c has very different side effects than having a d&c. We tried again after that AF and became pregnant and just recently suffered a chemical pregnancy.
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Is it like saying just taking longer birth control pills? What are the
? What are the benefits? Has FDA approved? Where i can search more about Yaz? Will it affect my future plan of having a healthy pregnancy? Also, i was told if i do want to get pregnant, i should wait 6 months after taking the birth control pills. is that true?
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I had a mc 4-06-05 (my 2nd). My hcg levels dropped then rose, began passing lg clots. I had a D&C 4-26-05. The past month I've been having back and abdominal pain that has progressively gotten worse. I went to the dr and was treated for kidney infection. I still had pain. 6-19 I took a pg test, which was positive. My levels should have been back to zero since my D & C was 2 mths ago, and there's been NO activity. Went back to the dr.
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If you don't mind me asking, what makes them say miscarraige? 5 weeks is pretty early to expect to see a heart beat. Its possible you just ovulated later than you thought. If you are sure it's a miscarriage though, I would opt for the d&c. I've done it both ways and my d&c was so much quicker, way less bleeding and personally less painful emotionally. I'm very sorry for your loss.
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I just had a D&C on the 22nd of this month. When I found out I was expecting two months ago, I also found out I test positive for HPV. Now my doctor said it had nothing to do with the loss, but I can't help to think it had an effect. Now we want to try again, but I can recall my doctor saying now we will take care of the HPV. I have beeen reading online about Gardasil, it states that it can be used in women up to age 26. I am 31, so does this mean I cant get the vaccine?
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I had a miscarriage in May.. At 11 weeks we found out our baby stopped growing at 8w6d. I had to have a d&c and all the works. Now I'm 9w4d and have had lots of morning sickness up until this week.. now strangely I feel perfect! Still don't have much of an appetite and very uncomfortable. Is it normal to feel amazing some days?
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I am recovering from a miscarriage on Feb. 11, I was 11 weeks and passed the dear little one at home. 2 weeks later I had to have a minor D&C to remove a stubborn piece of tissue. I also lost a baby at 16 weeks in September. I lost 2 other a few years back. I do have 4 boys, all healthy but was hoping for one more. i was wondering if any of you have taken Zoloft to get over the hump of depression that follows the loss.
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Did you choose a natural miscarriage as well in January or a D&C? I believe that if I was further along, I might have chosed D&C, but at 8.5 weeks, I figured natural would be easier...
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Does anyone have a medical explanation for the weight gain after miscarriage? I had a D&C in April for a missed miscarriage and I've gained 8 pounds since. I've been keeping a food journal and exercise log and I'm eating 1500 calories a day, exercising 3 times a week, and I can't lose weight. Even worse, according to the scale on some mornings I've gained weight! I've been tested for PCOS and hypothyroid and they're both negative.
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My doctor thought it was enviormental (exercise, stress...etc) as I just started to go do body pump right around that time. Every cycle before that was 30-31 days to the day!! So we will see.....
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She told me that I should wait two more weeks and if I still haven't had it yet she will give me Provera. Does anybody know if there are any
to Provera and why she would hesistate to give it to me? Also how long does it take to get your period after you start taking it and how long do you have to take it?
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Haylay,mc is miscarriage, d & C is the operation to remove any remains of the fetus that is left inside you from your miscarriage.
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Hello Annabelle, Just wanted to tell you my history. I had a miscarriage in Feb.2001 (D&C)and another May 2001 (natural miscarriage but said it was to soon to be pregnant again) and then delivered a healthy baby girl June 2003. The doctor told me that you should never get pregnant before 3-6 months after a miscarrage. I had another miscarriage 9-29.
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I just had a miscarriage and I am heading for the coffee right now. I cannot believe how many people are experiencing this same headache problem. If there are any obgyn doctors reading this post, maybe you should consider adding this to the after effects of miscarriage/D&C/D&E and find something to help the pain. Tylenol and ibuprofin do not cut it!
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I found this story on the web, I know it is long, but I think it helps to understand what the hubby's might be thinking. I know us ladies who've had
can relate to the woman's
. Take care ~Kristen One Miscarriage, One Man, One Woman One Miscarriage This is the story of my latest miscarriage. The miscarriage portion was written as the events actually occurred. My husband and I wrote separately about our feelings a few weeks later.
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