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The gang hangs out at Tric for the night, where Mouth discovers that Brooke has set him up on a blind date with Millicent. Meanwhile, a nervous Mia learns that she's about to make her solo live debut; and Lindsey tries to avoid Peyton.
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So Lucas popped the question. Again. Only this time, he asked a different girl, and he got a different answer. I wish I could offer him my congratulations, but I really don't know what the hell he's doing. Lucas and Peyton had their umpteenth passionate argument of the season. As much as I want to see Lucas and Peyton together, I'm really loving their confrontational scenes. Lucas was all angry and teary-eyed, while Peyton was regretful and honest, admitting that she still loved him and came back for him. Then they sealed their fight with a kiss (she kissed him first, then he kissed her back), and he retreated with a line he's uttered countless times this season: "I need to go see Lindsey." Puzzling. But what he did next was downright baffling: He proposed to Lindsey. How could he do that?! It's obvious he still loves Peyton is this some perverse way of punishing her? As if the way he's treating Peyton isn't bad enough, Lucas is also being unfair to the newly blondish Lindsey. I'm no fan of hers, but she doesn't deserve this she's entitled to be more than someone's runner-up choice for a wife. Why she said yes I don't know, because like she said to Lucas at the club, she's not stupid. Though she may come off as a "crazy bitch" who's "neurotic, insecure, paranoid, jealous" (her words), her suspicions proved true: Lucas was hanging out with Peyton too much, stopping by her office and such. Oh, and he kissed her. But I guess Lindsey's so blinded by love, she was willing to forgive all of this and accept Lucas' proposal. (And of course, I don't think she knows about the kiss, unless Lucas confessed to it right before asking her to marry him.) It's a testament to the writing and acting on this show that no matter how infuriating I find Lucas to be this season, I still don't hate him. Though I was not too pleased with the way he just stared at a heartbroken Peyton in that final scene of the night. I'm also unhappy with the way Nathan's handling the nanny situation. He's just being too sweet about the whole thing. His overprotective side is admirable, such as when he put a stop to Jason pathetically hitting on Carrie. But then Carrie just went and danced with the scuzzball anyway (while looking at Nathan as if she were putting on a show for him). Why can't Nathan realize that being overly nice to someone like her only encourages further bad behavior from her? He was able to recognize that Lucas was more concerned about Peyton than Lindsey when the two were having a brotherly chat at the bar. Yet he's not that observant when it comes to situations involving Carrie's actions. Instead, he played good cop and shared with Carrie the fact that he didn't tell Haley he saw her skinny dipping. Dumb move number one: not telling Haley. Dumb move number two: telling Carrie he didn't tell Haley. Watching Nathan struggle with this scenario is the best part of this nanny story line. I see it as a counterbalance to the Haley and Chris Keller plot of seasons past. Nate and Hales survived Chris Keller, so hopefully they'll survive nanny Carrie as well and come out stronger in the end. Though I worry because Carrie appears to be much more conniving than Chris... Say the word "conniving" and Victoria comes to mind. Her plan to embarrass Brooke out of Tree Hill didn't seem to work, but it was a hoot to watch her in her hoochie-mama getup, dancing freakishly with random young guys. I was starting to like fun, party-girl Victoria too bad she returned to her old self by the end of the night. Brooke's fears about dancing like her mother and one day turning into her mother were both amusing and insightful. Victoria wasn't the only one causing a scene at Tric last night: When K-Fed wasn't grinding against Carrie on the dance floor, he was busy heckling Mia. It was a welcomed reappearance, and it spurred Mia to overcome her stage fright and give a terrific performance (loved how Peyton sent Victoria a "Bitter Shrew" and pointed to the fine job Mia was doing). And let's not forget the scene where Jason grabbed Haley's ass, setting off Nathan's temper once again. It's disheartening to see that Nate still hasn't learned. He backed off, but only at Haley's insistence. Mouth's behavior was disappointing for awhile too, but he finally wised up and told Alice off. This got him fired, but I'm glad he took the high road and the napkin with Millicent's number. He and Millicent were just adorable together, especially when playing "ninja/hunter/bear" (I've never heard of that game). And then there was Skills...oh wait, no there wasn't. He wasn't in the episode at all, as someone had to babysit Jamie. It was clever having almost the entire episode set at Tric, but I would have also liked seeing a couple scenes of Skills and Jamie hanging out together. 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So Lucas popped the question Again Only this time he asked a different girl and he got a different answer I wish I could offer him my congratulations but I really dont know what the hell hes doingLucas and Peyton had their umpteenth passionate argument of the season As much as I want to see Lucas and Peyton together Im really loving their confrontational scenes Lucas was all angry and teary-eyed while Peyton was regretful and honest admitting that she still loved him and came back for him Then they sealed their fight with a kiss she kissed him first then he kissed her back and he retreated with a line hes uttered countless times this season I need to go see Lindsey Puzzling But what he did next was downright baffling He proposed to Lindsey How could he do that Its obvious he still loves Peyton is this some perverse way of punishing herAs if the way hes treating Peyton isnt bad enough Lucas is also being unf
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Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Liesel accidentally leave behind in the mayor's house while she is robbing him?
(a) Her shoes.
(b) Her hat.
(c) Her gloves.
(d) Her jacket.
2. What part of her body is burned when Liesel steals a copy of "The Shoulder Shrug"?
(a) Her back.
(b) Her neck.
(c) Her ribs.
(d) Her fingertips.
3. What is the name of the street where Liesel lives with the Hubermann family?
(a) Himmel Street.
(b) Fimmel Street.
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(b) He is deaf.
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1. Why does Liesel steal money from Rosa?
2. Why does Liesel struggle in school?
3. How does Hans react to the news that he is going to be drafted to the war?
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The New York City Police Department should arrest Solange Knowles for assault and battery on Jay Z. But nothing will probably happen to her because there's a double standard when a woman is the aggressor in a domestic violence case.
Last week, TMZ published surveillance footage of Solange, Jay Z's sister-in-law, attacking the rapper in an elevator. The video clearly shows her punching and kicking him. Jay Z did the right thing. He kept his cool and didn't lift a finger against her. A man can never hit a woman regardless of the circumstances.
Just ask Ray Rice. The Baltimore Ravens running back was caught on video dragging his unconscious fiancée out of an elevator at an Atlantic City casino. Police claim they also have footage of Rice striking Janay Palmer, whom he recently married. This past March, Rice was indicted on one count of aggravated assault "for attempting to cause significant bodily injury, and/or purposely or knowingly causing such injury, and/or recklessly causing such injury under extreme indifference to the value of human life." He faces three to five years in prison if he is convicted.
Solange should be charged too, but law enforcement tends to side with the woman when responding to domestic violence calls. I once called police on a woman I dated who would not leave my house during an argument. When the cops arrived, she lied and told them I had pulled a gun on her. Of course, I arm myself for protection in my own home. However, I have never raised my hand to a woman. And I certainly didn't aim a pistol at my female visitor.
Guess what? I went to jail.
Sure, the charges were dropped, but the damage was done. It doesn't matter who is the aggressor in a domestic violence case. If the woman says the man assaulted her, he's spending the night in lockup. It doesn't matter if the woman is lying. I've seen women come out swinging like Mike Tyson and beat the shit out of their husbands. Yet they never go to jail.
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Police told WLWT it was an attempted robbery. Officer said the gunman fired several shots at the victim, hitting him once in the head.
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Nov. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Ireland's government laid out plans to raise sales tax and pledged to consider "ambitious" asset sales in documents shown to lawmakers in Germany before their Irish counterparts, drawing criticism from opposition politicians in Dublin.
The draft documents, provided to the German parliament's budget committee by Chancellor Angela Merkel's government and obtained by Bloomberg News, detail a proposed increase in value- added sales tax next year to 23 percent from 21 percent. The document is prefaced with an unsigned "Letter of Intent" from Irish Finance Minister Michael Noonan and Irish Central Bank Governor Patrick Honohan to European officials.
The German government in September pledged to better inform parliament of crisis policy following a court ruling upholding the chamber's primacy in budget matters. As a result, the government sends senior lawmakers documents from the European Commission and its bailout partners from the International Monetary Fund and European Central Bank. The 2012 Irish budget is due to be delivered on Dec. 6.
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Noonan has said he'll seek savings of 3.8 billion euros ($5.1 billion) next year. The government is targeting 1.6 billion euros in additional revenue next year and 2.2 billion euros in spending cuts.
Ireland sought an international bailout in November 2010 when its banking crisis became too big to handle alone, and has pledged to narrow the fiscal deficit to 8.6 percent of gross domestic product in 2012.
In the documents, the government proposes cutting day-to- day spending by 1.45 billion euros and reducing capital spending by 750 million euros. Increasing sales tax will generate 670 million euros, while a new household charge would raise 160 million euros.
The government said it "stands ready to take any corrective action that may become appropriate" to meet the objectives of its aid plan. It said it will discuss a list of state assets to be sold with the so-called troika of the EC, the IMF and the ECB by the year end, before taking final decisions of what will be disposed of.
"The budgetary measures are currently being considered," a spokesman for Noonan said in a statement yesterday. "No decisions have been taken."
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Zanetti School exits Level 4 or "Underperforming" status and moves to level 1 as a result of this year's MCAS scores
SPRINGFIELD- Friday, September 27, 2013 – Governor Deval Patrick today visited Alfred G. Zanetti Montessori School to celebrate the school's rapid gains in student achievement. The school this year made significant progress on the MCAS exams, which will allow the school to exit Level 4 or "underperforming" status and enter level 1, the highest designation possible.
"The Zanetti School is a tangible example of the success we're are seeing statewide on this year's MCAS exams as a result of the Achievement Gap Act and a renewed sense of commitment from the teachers, administrators and staff here," said Governor Patrick. "I commend the Zanetti School on its most recent success, and continue to hope for a bright future for our schools that are still struggling to reach these results."
After the results of this year's MCAS results were finalized, 14 out of 34 schools designated as "underperforming" or Level 4 in 2010 will exit that status after meeting their three-year turnaround goals.
"I am excited to learn about the progress at the schools exiting level 4, underperforming status," said Secretary of Education Matthew Malone. "These schools give us great insight into what works to turnaround a school that needs additional support. I give great credit to the teachers and staff who are doing the most important and difficult work in America today."
" I not only commend Superintendent Daniel Warwick and his team but especially our teachers, students and parents, who not only believed in the turnaround concept but more importantly partnered in its tremendous success," said Mayor Domenic Sarno. "Just ask School Committee Vice Chairman Peter Murphy whose children have attended Zanetti School. Now let us keep the momentum going citywide."
"An achievement of this significance does not occur without outstanding leadership, dedicated staff, committed parents and hardworking kids," said Superintendent of Schools Daniel Warwick. "We consider this a highlight of our many success stories."
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I sent information directly to your email as most of it was so much to post, but will post it slowly here also, so others can use it.
Patten geneology is from the Patten Book and backed up from bibles and vital records and family stories handed down. I always double/triple my information when I can. I have some additional information on Joseph and will get it to you. Just give me some time to dig it out. I have a small bedroom/den full of information that am trying to get all on computer disk for storage, then will figure out what to do with the books, bibles and other papers.
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The Journey of a Pagan Mystic
My family has lost another family member. We are dealing with the loss. I have also been recently giving serious considerations to more fully integrating ancestor reverence into my spiritual path. The last discussion Owl's Well had about spirits and how we relate to spirits in our personal practice, reminded me of how important mediumship and channeling is to my spiritual path. Its easy to lose sight of being here now, and forgetting that not everyone has the same experiences. I shared some experiences at the discussion that I don't usually share with people. Someone called me the Saint Louis medium. I'm not fond of titles like that for myself, but it has become very clear that this is very relevant to my path. A recent tarot reading by a very good friend of mine pointed to the exact same thing. Finding and reading The Mighty Dead by Christopher Penczak, last weekend, couldn't have come at a more opportune time. Ancestor worship and spirit reverence has long been a part of my path, but ideas of ancestors of our passions (in my case, writing, poetry, myth, archaeology, philosophy) was not something I had ever really considered before. Ancestors of our spiritual path was an idea I have come across many times before.
Spirits of the land have been on my mind lately, especially about the ancient and eldritch energies of the land, and the history of the lands we work with. And often I find myself thinking about the prehistoric energies of the land. It is clear that there are faerie energies on my land, but also the land spirits themselves seem to have flourished as we have nurtured them through soil work, watering, and offerings.
Next month, I am leading a discussion on the autumn equinox. The subject of death and spirits isn't far from the purpose of that discussion. It centers on underworld mythologies and the mysteries of death and rebirth, in addition to questions regarding the energy and the themes of the autumn equinox. I will be posting a brief set of notes on the autumn equinox to the writing blog so stay tuned.
We try to better ourselves and fill our lives with the things that we value. Those spiritual pursuits, however, have a way of changing us. We realize we are imperfect creatures with layers of awkward and uncomfortable shit in our lives to deal with. We know we want to do something meaningful with our lives and can't possibly imagine how we can still be considered wise enough to counsel others when there's so much of this personal, inner turmoil. But that's exactly when we know that we are doing what we're supposed to do. There's no such thing as perfection. The imperfect know what its like, because they are living the journey of self-mastery.
And this is why I identify so closely with the underdog, the strange and unusual. The people who were cast out of paradise long ago because they move to the beat of a different drum. I identify very well with it. I'm not looking to find a safe place, just a place to call my own. Its late July and all I have is this rant. But its more than I have written in a while. So for that I am grateful.
My writing has slowed down a bit. I have spent the last couple months focusing on Pagan picnic, my Witchcraft II studies , and trying to focus on daily devotionals, and everyday life. Pagan picnic was a very exciting time for me. I gave two workshops at this year's picnic, on Otherkin and Psychic Vampirism. It was nice to be in a public space talking to other people about these things. They are very much a part of my life, and have been for a long time, even if I haven't been active in these communities in so long.
The rest of my time has been spent getting ready for Midsummer, preparing a ritual for Spirit's Edge, and a salon discussion. Writing the discussion for midsummer has drawn my focus back towards the tuatha and the aes sidhe. The focus of my spirituality is tied to the spirits and gods of Norse and Celtic mythology. And for midsummer I am turning back towards the celtic (irish and welsh) gods and spirits.
This Ostara was an extraordinary opportunity. I wrote and led my very first group ritual. It was in the spirit of Northern Tradition and called upon the Norse gods. It also included a sumbel, which really amplified the feeling of ritual as a communal gathering of people. It was a very connective and powerful experience. Someone told me beforehand that it would be a wonderful experience because I was "born" to do this kind of work. I have been feeling a very strong pull in this direction for a long time, and writing/performing ritual feels very natural to me. Afterwards, everyone who attended had something to say about how it touched them on a personal level. Its nice to know that I can help connect other people with meaningful experiences.
It seems as spring has returned, so many new opportunities are arriving in my life, each of them filled with far greater expressions and chances to do things I might not have considered before. Two weeks before Ostara I led a discussion on 'the sacrificed god', and then alongside Ostara ritual, also led a discussion on Ostara. I have submitted a few proposals for workshops I would like to run at Pagan Picnic this year, and as soon as it is approved I will begin writing those. Also beginning to plan for Midsummer. Hoping to get the chance to vacation and attend a troth event up in Canada this summer. We will see how things develop between now and then.
Last month was especially difficult. It was the middle of a hard winter, and a very close friend of mine went home to her concept of the divine after a long battle with cancer. Other things have come up since then and I wanted to write about so many things, but I write what I can in the time I have. I came out of a meditation one day feeling like this was going to be one of those deeply transformational times in my life, but also in the lives of others. An old adage says that opportunities come knocking when the time is right. Recently I lost a friend, and virtually at the time of the black moon I gained a deeper relationship with a current friend of mine.
I am on a cycle of returns. Where I walk in my path these days, I see myself returning to places I have been, subjects I have studied before, and now I see them in a new, yet renewed light. One of these areas concerns subjects like psychic vampirism and otherkin. In my twenties this part of my life was lit brightly while my magic kind of waned. I had no idea then how I would have ever integrated the different parts of my life. And just like that an opportunity came knocking. Someone who recently joined a group I am a member of, had serious questions about psychic vampirism and I found myself thoughtfully searching my own past for those replies. Before I knew it I was thinking about writing on these topics again. Things I had not considered in over a decade. And my reasons for leaving those communities were valid ones. I was bored. That doesn't sound very valid, but it is. I didn't like the direction I saw things moving in, and rather than sacrifice my true feelings and reasons for pursuing the subject as I had, I just quit, and focused on other areas of my life. But like with all things grand and bigger than ourselves, when it is a strong connection, it calls us back.
In the near future I plan to write some articles on the subject. The basis of this is to provide a resource for others who are looking for introductory information. If it develops into something bigger, then that would be awesome.
Samhain came and passed with an incredible feeling I haven't felt in years. Nothing at all. There was no terrible fear that wrenched me at my core, like I had experienced so many times before. For Samhain ritual with the group that I support, I had drawn up a series of art cards, each with visual concepts of the predominant stories, legends and energies at this time of the year.
Many of the Welsh symbols and stories had come to me at this time as well, and in particular those of the lords of Annwn who lead the wild hunt. Never before had the spirits and deities that I attract ever been so straightforward or so simple to me, in a way that it made sense. I long understood the Norse connections. They have always been there. But for the Welsh gods, I was very confused. One of the predominant themes that the spirits have driven home to my mind have addressed ancestral connections to geographic locations, and to the old gods of those regions. And my strongest link via ancestry inevitably ties me to the landscape of England, though I have never been there. The truly amazing revelation was when I realized that some of the ones who have come to me at this time, I had dreamt about nearly 12 yrs ago. The same ones were trying to teach me the same things then, the only difference is now I am listening, and now I am ready to walk those paths. It is said there is a time and place for everything.
I have always kept journals that record these things – dreams, waking visions, and other things, and periodically I need to go through what I call work journals, because they're an amalgamated mass of things all muddled together. And maybe I'm a bit too structured for such disarray, but if you've been reading my blog for a while you'll realize what an amazing paradox that is. And many of the recent records capture information about experiences where specific deities have been popping up a lot. I will search within most of the time to see what lessons they are trying to teach me at that moment.
Among the Norse gods, I am experiencing a heavy pull towards the Rokkr, what are known as the giants or primordial ones. And given my history with gods and goddesses of Chaos, that makes perfect sense. I continue to walk a heathen path, one where the Norse and Welsh gods are predominant, alongside ancestors and nature spirits. One of the things I have always loved dearly about the Norse gods (and this is based on a longer tour of duty with them, as I have worked with them for longer), is that my experiences have taught me that many of them are very supportive to the people who honor them (whether they are blood related or not), and who are strong in heart and soul. And if you are one of those people and you break down, they will absolutely be there for you.
Mabon marked a one year journey. It was this time last year that my family began attending ritual with a local group that had begun its own. It was a wonderful experience to be able to have included my son in ritual during this time, and with the approach of this Mabon we will be celebrating his second birthday. Also, it has been a harrowing experience for me. I have witnessed many changes within myself, primarily associated with the direction in which I find myself walking. During that time I have taken on greater roles in ritual. I have also taken on greater roles outside of ritual, both in my own personal journeys and in my relationships with others, reaching out to friends and making myself available to assist others in need.
My own journeys have led me into deeper realms of Norse and Welsh spirituality, and also deeper elements of my own mediumship and seership. Shamanism has taken on a decidedly important role. The divine feminine has manifested itself in many different ways throughout the past several years, and has shown me that there is a necessity to understand and utilize its messages and imagery in our world. This has made itself apparent in my writings and in my illustrations. It has also manifested itself as a strong link between my spirituality and my professional vocation (historical research).
One of the most earth-shaking experiences I have garnered from my work with others in public ritual has been how it has opened up all of my senses to the concept of community and support. On the anniversary of when I began my work with Spirit's Edge, last night I found myself sitting and really listening to people for what feels like the very first time. Not only to what other people are saying about their own experiences, but what they aren't saying. It reminds me of some of the things that my father taught me about observing others in their element, and in the general environment. He was a student of nature, and in many ways I have also followed in his footsteps.
Recently I have been feeling a very strong calling to continue to explore my studies in witchcraft and also to take it to the next level. For years I have had people tell me that they felt I would make a very good teacher, and the last month or so has found me surrounded with spirits, guides and gods who have made it very clear that it is time for me to pursue an in depth study of what it truly means to serve the greater community as a walker between the worlds. The time I have spent engaged in ritual has taught me that what I want more than anything is to help other people. Being called to ferry messages between the dead and the living is only a small part of this experience. And not all of the work and interactions between people happens here on the physical plane, but that it happens across many dimensions.


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- 7May 7, '13 by silverbat, ASN, RNThis is somewhat of a vent/rant...
Since 1998, I have been diagnosed with Meniere's Disease. This disease affects balance/equillibrium and hearing; is associated with tinnitus, brain fog and has episodes of vertigo and vomiting. It is not an 'obvious" illness, although sometimes I wish I could break out in day-glo orange polka dots or something, to indicate that I was ill!!
Most individuals do not understand what vertigo truly is, especially not from the perspective of the one suffering. Most have experienced flu or hangover type dizziness with the room spinning, etc. So they may feel they understand when I say I have vertigo. This is true, in part. Vertigo, at least in my personal perspective, is when the room spins one direction and I spin another. Kinda like a carousel on top of a carousel spinning in opposite directions!
Then, to this "fun" state, add in vomiting, possibly diarrhea (everything gets involved), tinnitus, and at the same time, reduced hearing and inner ear pressure, and you have some idea. This may last from a few hours to, in various degrees, days to weeks.
I have what I call "daily Dizzies". Not really vertigo, but a feeling similar to being on a boat, everything is just...off... I have tinnitus, hearing loss and ear pressure daily.
I require an electronic stethoscope at work and have a hearing aid. These two things really allow me to work and not worry about what I may not be hearing.
Meniere's disease may affect one ear, or both. My variety of Meniere's has affected both ears. I have had bilateral endolymphatic sac decompression surgery in the attempt to reduce the symptoms enough to allow me to continue working. This has been moderately successful. Meniere's can be very light and sporadic or may result in total disability. It affects everyone differently and this increases the difficulty with others in understanding. Medications may be taken to help and they may work differently on different people. I take meclizine PRN, and have taken valium or ativan at times in the past. I don't like the affect that valium, etc., has on me at work, so I don't take it. I also take HCTZ to help lower the pressure in the inner ear/fluid levels.
Those around me have difficulty understanding, as I don't "look" ill (unless I am green/vomiting). I fall often, or barely keep from it; I have trouble hearing and the hearing loss may vary daily. The tinnitus at times is so loud I can barely hear over it. The brain fog is not fun and coupled with becoming older, it can create havoc at times.
Because my balance is shot, I kinda use my eyes to help with balance and by the end of the day my eyes are tired and my balance is worse and I am dizzier and just wanna go to bed, but NOPE... now the family/homelife begins and no rest for me! I still don't "look" ill and its hard for my family to understand, too.
I know that Meniere's will not kill me, unless I get dizzy and fall off something, so I feel bad about complaining about it, when there are far worse, more deadly diseases out there. I just would like understanding sometimes when I am dizzy, my hearing is shot, the timmitus is drowning out the world and I just wanna go to bed!
Enough ranting/venting, and in closing I just want to encourage you to take a different "look" at the invisible illnesses, just cause you can't see it, don't mean it isn't there!!
Thank you for listening.......MDS1
- 2May 7, '13 by IrishErinI looked after a co worker's mother last month that has menier's. She was so sick I felt awful for her! It didn't seem to matter what position she was in, she couldnt ditch the dizziness. One of our NP's ended up doing some kind of manipulation and it helped her quite a bit! It looked funny at the time though.
Just watching what she went through was hard enough, I can't imagine living it. My heart goes out to you!
- 4May 8, '13 by poppycat, BSN, RNI have frequent bouts with labyrinthitis so I completely understand the vertigo. It's debilitating. I can't imagine living with that every day, along with the other symptoms you describe.
I also have an "invisible" illness. I was diagnosed a year & a half ago with rheumatoid arthritis. I've had to make so many adjustments to my daily routine it's not even funny. I have to make sure that I schedule my life in such a way that I can take at least 1 nap every day because the exhaustion that comes with RA is absolutely overwhelming. People who don't have chronic illnesses can't possibly understand the impact they have on your life. Just because I look fine, it doesn't mean I'm not in constant pain & exhausted.
- 4May 8, '13 by ktwlpnIt's really no-one's business.I have something going on, too and I learned awhile ago the people minimize everyone else's problems -especially if they can't see them.I keep my problem to myself and if the time comes that I have to miss time then I'll use intermittent FMLA.On the other hand I work with a woman who whines and complains about some minor ailment daily-you really get sick of hearing it.I really go to work to do my job-I don't want to listen to crap all day long about someone's marriage or headache.I want to focus my energy on the resident's and their visitors..I'm an old crabby nurse I guess.....
- 2May 8, '13 by silverbat, ASN, RNI know what you mean. I try not to complain about stuff. Some days, my invisible stuff is visible cause i stagger around, or limp worse, so its obvious, but that doesn't mean I have to whin, even then. I have a family member who complains about every tiny little ache and pain and I try NOT to be like her!! LOL I do find that I may whine about little things more than the big things!! LOL. like i have gripped about my sunburn more than I have anything in months!! LOL
I have't worked at my current job long enough to have FMLA, so that isn't an option. At a previous job I used it and lo and behold, my wonderful supportive co-workers just thought I was faking it. These were the same nurses who helped me to the bathroom when I was an inpatient and too dizzy to walk, and were present the night I passed out after coming back to work to soon after surgery. I got to the point I didn't care what they thought and just worked the best I could.... but it still hurt.....
I really understand that---I don't wanna listen to their marriage grumbles, and especially NOT their sex life!!!
- 7May 8, '13 by Nascar nurse, ASN, RNI remember the day I left a shopping cart right next to my car rather than going taking it to the cart corral just 4 parking spots over. Some middle age man chewed me out royally about my laziness. He cared nothing as I tried to explain I was just released from the hospital following a pulmonary embolism and DVT - with my calf muscle feeling like it was being filleted from the bone from a simple trip in for bread/milk. His response "Sounds like an excuse to me" and strutted off. I'm sure I looked like a picture of health although that walk in/out of the store still haunts my memories due to the pain (made labor/delivery seem easy).
You can't fix stupid and you can't explain things to idiots. Just move along the best you can.
- 0May 8, '13 by makeadifrencektwlpn
Since you're keeping your problem to yourself, when you use your intermittent FMLA what do you say is the problem when you call off? I'm curious b/c I have major depression, and I am going to obtain an intermittent FMLA.
- 2May 8, '13 by clmafm05I was diagnosed in 2010 with semi-circular canal dehiscence in both ears. It is not a fun disorder. My balance was off, when my heart beat increased causes my eyes to bounce, and I can hear my own voice as if I were talking in a loud speaker directing it to my ears. When my eyes moved, the sounds of sandpaper rubbing on a balloon were played in my head. I tried different medications to help but in time only got worse. I saw an ENT doctor all the time. Finally it got so bad that on April 16, 2013 I had surgery to fix it in my left ear. I was off work for two weeks to recover but I was ready to go back in 2 days! My s/s have decreased to a minimum to almost nothing! I finally have my life back to where I once was!
If you want to know more about this disorder then look up "Inside Todd's Head" on YouTube.
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- 2May 8, '13 by ktwlpnYou can use your FMLA intermittently with any dianosis that qualifies.Several of my co-workers have chronic illnesses and miss time during exacerbations.Several have used their time intermittently during chemotherapy.A few have it because they have dependent children with chronic disease. When they call off they state they are using their FMLA and no further questions are asked.The admin does not always know exactly why they qualify-everyone has a right to privacy. My "thing" has not gotten to the point where I have to miss work-that should be years away if I'm careful now.
- 2May 9, '13 by Marshall1One of my siblings has this disease..she too is frustrated at the lack of knowledge about the disease and the fact people around her think she is either seeking attention or making the symptoms up. She too struggles as you do on a daily basis - sometime good days some not. To be dizzy, nauseated, etc. on a daily basis would be a terrible way to live with judgement from ignorant people piled on top. Hope you continue to do well.


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This is a very unique RV park. First, it is just across the levee from the Mississippi River and is built on the grounds of an old plantation. The house is now a bed and breakfast. Tours are held on the weekends and are free if you are staying at the park. Most roads are gravel and dusty while others have pot holes and mud when it rains. The sites range from very nice paved (pull thoughs and back ins) to gravel, muddy not well kept back ins. Some sites have no shade, while others are very shaded. We were in a not so good area, but the utilities worked well, there were lots of cable TV channels, and the WiFi was quite usable. The bathrooms were individual and nice and clean. The pool looked nice; the spa was not open. I did not see much to entertain kids, but I did see kids staying there. The owner is constantly working on improvements and is planning an on site restaurant. Apparently he can be hard to deal with, but he was quite nice to us. It can also be difficult to find someone in the office, and apparently reservations get mixed up frequently. Our reserved pull through site was changed to a back in, but at least we got one. I don't think this place would be for everyone, but if you can roll with the owner's quirky personality and management style and not expect too much in the way of amenities, you will probably have a good time. Finally, with all the diverse areas, it was hard to rate the entire park. It ranges from 9 to 5 depending on where you stay, so I averaged it at a 7. We would stay there again, but only if we could get one of the nicer spots. - Texasrvers
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Owner has two parks on Rt. 44 along the river, Pouche and Sugar Hill. Pouche was full so I was directed to Sugar Hill. These two parks are about the only option if you want to tour the Plantations in the area. This park was a former FEMA park and is quite large. Wide open area with many folks living in their rigs full time. Many sites are grass and might be hard to back into due to narrow culverts over drainage ditches running full length of both roads. I ended up in a concrete pull through that I had to back into due to narrow drives. Utilities were fine and park was fairly neat. This is not a resort type park that you would want to stay in for a long period of time but worked fine for the plantation tours. Highway 44 parallels the river and is narrow and curvy. Good access to the one river bridge and Interstate 10. - Lynn Wagoner
Sugar Hill RV Park, is a sister park to Poche Plantation & RV Park. It is located outside of Gonzales, which is basically in between the State's capital: Baton Rouge and the beautiful city of New Orleans. It is a neat, clean and very friendly park right along the Mississippi River. It is a definite stay if visiting in the area!! - Alice Henderson


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Offering free shuttle service to and from Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, this Atlanta hotel features an on-site Italian restaurant and an outdoor pool. Free Wi-Fi is available in all areas....
Score from 1041 reviews Good
Microtel Inn by Wyndham Atlanta AirportLocated off Interstate 85, this hotel is a 5 minute drive from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Features include airport shuttle service and free Wi-Fi.
Score from 403 reviews Review score
like home
Had to pay a parking fee even though we had a hotel room. Used soap in shower when we got there.
Room was nice
The fact that my boyfriend was accused of smoking in the room...it was completely unfair and the security was terrible...he lied and said that my boyfriend told him that he was smoking in the room..unaware that while he was at the door the whole time talking to my boyfriend I was listening to the whole conversation...will never stay in this hotel again
Very close to airport, good shuttle service.
Excellent welcome and easy check-in Good shuttle service to get from hotel to early morning flights at the domestic terminal.
Shuttle from International terminal needed an airport shuttle to get to the hotel shuttle. A bit nerve-wracking after a 9 hour flight from the UK - but we made it!
I loved the fact that it was close to the ATL Hartsfield Jackson airport....its only 2 miles away.
It was difficult to sleep because of the noisy airplanes flying over the hotel throughout the night. I called the front desk and asked if they supply earplugs and they said no. So bring your own ear plugs. I used my ipad and listened to relaxing instrumental music until i drifted off to sleep.
skeleton menu in the only restaurant on the property.
Nice stay. Clean room and toilet. Calm stuff. Shuttle is available every 15 to 30 minutes to and from the airport for free. Close to the airport less almost five minutes by car.
Only one restaurant available. almost nothing around you but you can go by a taxi for less than ten minutes to see the surrounding or take the train from the airport and move to the downtown. the train was easy and good way. I recommend it.
The in house resturant is really good and you get alot for what you pay!
It was where the class I was taking was located.
The breakfast was way to expensive for the money. Had to pay to park every day if left or not. Rooms was a lot less for the money and really advertised.
The hotel was clean, safe, and the staff was friendly and helpful!
I checked in at 9pm and was told that, since I had booked through a third party site, the room was given to another customer. (This is a hotel issue and not booking.com's fault). We were put in a suite with a king bed. This would be nice if we weren't traveling with a group of two adults and two teenagers (all men). Even with the complimentary twin roll bed, it left me sleeping on the floor or with two others on a king bed. Everyone in the group is at least 6ft and do three in one bed was not an option. Also, I must have missed the $6 a day to park. That wouldn't have been an issue except there weren't enough spaces!
Room size
Aloof registration clerk...excessive delay for airport pickup...shower head would not attach to mast
Proximity to airport Regular hotel transfers Check in/out painless
Stay too short to experience facilities
The front desk personnel was very unpolite, rude and unprofessional (the woman in charge on the night of 14th of august). The breakfast was agreed to be included in the price of the room but the hotel has not allowed us to have it!!!
The location was horrible. There's literally nothing for miles. You have to take a cab to get anywhere. The rooms were smaller than the usual holiday inn and breakfast is not included. If you can find another hotel with a similar price and a different location by the airport, take it.
Fairly clean
No microwave. 1.5 inch gap under the door
A very comfortable hotel. Staff was very pleasant. Nice having the restaurant there. Will stay there again.
Conveniently close to the airport. Comfortable and clean. Good burgers in the restaurant. Service was very good.
Breakfast buffet was terrible.
The excellent customer service.
Very comfortable room, nice pool and spa
Paying for parking, no microwave in room and no bathtub
Helpful and friendly staff.
The booking in system could be improved by forming queues rather than everyone crowded together at the reception counter/desk.Restaurant food choices could be better.
Convenient location, courteous staff.
Loved the shower and bed
I would never pay so much for a breakfast that isn't worth it but my server justin took great care of me.
I loved the shower. They were great with problems with reservations. Loved the Breakfast bar. Room was great.
This hotel was not as easy to get to as the directions said. Round about if you miss a turn.
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