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For those who birthed in the 70's or 80's
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#1Posted 27 February 2013 - 05:01 PM
I am curious. For those members who now have adult kids and gave birth in the 80's or 90's (even 70's if there's anyone here, the more the merrier) who was in the room with you? And how long were you given to clean up etc before the onslaught of visitors?
I was born in 1974 and I know my father went to work while Mum was in labour and went back to the hospital after I arrived. By the time my eldest sister birthed in the late 1980's everyone and his dog popped in to see her in the delivery suite. It's still a sore point with her and we were discussing it the other day. I never knew that she was the last to hold her own baby as my mother and her MIL muscled in while she was in recovery after an emergency c-sec and held her baby before she did. I was at the hospital last week as I am due any day now and witnessed a family trying to get into the delivery suite and adament their daughter had invited them into the delivery room. The midwife told me it happens often and that that particular mum had in no way invited them in as I was discussing how it was my worst nightmare, turns out it was the other woman's too. So what has changed? Why the expectation from some grandparents to attend the birth invited or not or get straight into the suite as soon as the baby is out when it wasn't the done thing a generation or two ago? I don't understand it. *disclaimer* I know it's not all grandparents #2Posted 27 February 2013 - 05:09 PM
It's strange, isn't it? Personally, I chose to be very open with my family about the fact that we would invite them to come, otherwise they were not welcome yet. After the birth, we invited them to come for a minute to meet him, then they could come for a proper visit the next day, which they did- My family and DP's came into the delivery suite, but I did not let go of DS. They came and kissed me, and kissed DS on the forehead, and that was it. At a birth where I was support person, their family sat outside the delivery area with insistence of the staff as they did not accept the mother's no, and more than once they came barging in to say hi. It was off, really off.
Eta. Mum had me in the 80s and her mum sat in the waiting room and was taken in to see me as she was still being stitched up, and it was uncomfortable for everyone. Edited by Pooks_fembo, 27 February 2013 - 05:10 PM. #3Posted 27 February 2013 - 05:14 PM
This is exactly why we told no one I was in labour.
#4Posted 27 February 2013 - 05:23 PM
I was born in 71' - at dinner time in a small country hospital.
As Mum was a 'mature' second time mother the midwife asked her if she would be ok on her own for a minute while they rushed off to try and organise the evening meal rush. They forgot about her. About half an hour later someone remembered and came rushing back in full of apologies. At that point they rang my Dad! Mum would recount the tale as one of pure joy. She had a whole 1/2 hour of just she and sticky little me, was able to get me on the breast and have a blissful one on one bonding time. The normal practice at that time was to whisk the babies away, was off all their protective vernix, swaddle then tightly and leave the mother to rest. Returning them at the 'set feeding time'. As a result she waited to be called when my nephew's were born. #5Posted 27 February 2013 - 05:25 PM
I just asked my mother (who had me in the late eighties) and she said only one person was allowed .
Even after she had me the midwife didn't let others in the labour suite and apparently wasn't happy to have the baby (me lol) passed around to family members in the maternity ward. Not that it's relevant but Mum said she was a bisch :-/ #6Posted 27 February 2013 - 05:25 PM QUOTE (thestylemanual @ 27/02/2013, 06:14 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> This is exactly why we told no one I was in labour. Oh for sure. My mum has a shocking track record for doing this. I didn't tell them with my first, I had monitoring a few days ago and had told her I would call her when I was out but no, my phone kept going off she just doesn't listen. #7Posted 27 February 2013 - 05:28 PM
My mum gave birth 3 times in the 1970s: my 2 elder brothers and myself. She only had medical staff present for the birth. I'm pretty sure that she has said that Dad went to work each time, and certainly didn't wait around at the hospital. For my birth, he didn't know until nighttime that I had been born that morning. There is no way that Mum would have allowed anyone in until she was showered and dressed. She is a complete prude and hates having any attention on her. Actually she has said that she couldn't imagine anything worse than having Dad there while she was in labour. It just wasn't the done thing for her generation.
Babies didn't room in, they were all sent to the nursery unless it was time to feed. I only had my DH and medical staff with me when I had DD 3 years ago. Mum and Dad live 5 hours away, so there was no point them driving all that way to just be hanging around waiting for me to give birth, recover and get out of hospital. Plus Dad is self-employed so if he isn't working he isn't making money. At my request no family at all visited me in hospital and waited until I had been home for about 2 days. They were all happy with that, and still saw DD when she was less than a week old. #8Posted 27 February 2013 - 05:32 PM
My mum was my support person at my first birth in 2001 as I was a single mother. I remember her telling me she was so jealous of my birth centre birth, as with all of hers (1975-1980) began with a shave and enema, and she was made to lay on the bed for the entire labour & delivery. My dad was invited to support at my birth (the last, and the only one this was offered at). Unfortunately by the time he had returned to the hospital after dropping my older siblings off at a relatives house I had already been born, so mum did it alone again.
#9Posted 27 February 2013 - 05:35 PM
I had my babies in the 80's and it was rare to have anyone other than the partner in the delivery suite but very normal to have entire families waiting in the waiting room to come in as soon as the couple invited them in. Often this was immediately and often it was after a bit of a clean up.
When I started midwifery in the late 70's the partner was often camped in the waiting room too. To invite all and sundry into the delivery suite is a fairly recent occurance over the last decade but most delivery suites still have some rules and regulations on the number of people in the room during labour and delivery but will accommodate the wishes of the couple after the birth with regards to allowing visitors in. There is no right or wrong. There are some who believe the time is intensely private, there are others wanting to share with their loved ones immediately......whatever works for you. #10Posted 27 February 2013 - 05:36 PM
I was born in 85 during a nurses strike so the only person other then my parents was the OB literally no nurse, my nanna was at home with my sisters.
My mum tells me often inwas born through a nurses strike and didn't see a single nurse until I was 2 days old. #11Posted 27 February 2013 - 05:38 PM
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My mum gave birth 3 times in the 1970s: my 2 elder brothers and myself. She only had medical staff present for the birth. I'm pretty sure that she has said that Dad went to work each time, and certainly didn't wait around at the hospital. For my birth, he didn't know until nighttime that I had been born that morning. There is no way that Mum would have allowed anyone in until she was showered and dressed. She is a complete prude and hates having any attention on her. Actually she has said that she couldn't imagine anything worse than having Dad there while she was in labour. It just wasn't the done thing for her generation. Babies didn't room in, they were all sent to the nursery unless it was time to feed. I could have written this, only I had one in 1966, the second in 1969 and the last one in 1970, when it was just coming in that husband's could be there. Like your mum, I didn't want the earthy, primordial exercise of having a baby, viewed by anyone but the medical staff. #12Posted 27 February 2013 - 05:40 PM
I was born at about 3am in 1972, in a private Melbourne hospital.
Mum had been dropped off by dad at the first twinge, and was there for about 40 hours before I was born. My dad received a telephone call at 8.00 am sharp, informed of my birth, picked up his mum and his PIL and came in to visit mum and I. There are pictures, mum is wearing her best nightie, makeup, hair styled etc. Mum had 4 nights, dad went to work and came for an hour each day. Didn't really hold or change me etc until I came home! By the time my last brother was born in 83 dad attendance at birth was the norm, mum arrived at hospital 40 mins before delivery, dad was involved in the birth etc and they were home in 2 days... Dad says my birth was his favourite... #13Posted 27 February 2013 - 05:40 PM
Mum had 3 of us in a large catholic hospital. Dad insisted on being at each birth, even though he was apparently strongly encouraged to stay away, particularly for my birth (the earliest, in 1973, involving much forceps and stitching).
Everyone else seemed to stay away till a respectable time had elapsed. When I gave birth, the pethidine caused me to invite my parents in to pay me a visit about half way through. They then left for a nearby motel and didn't show up for a good 8 or 9 hours after the birth. Edited by Jillian_10, 27 February 2013 - 05:44 PM. #14Posted 27 February 2013 - 05:42 PM
Sorry double post
Edited by haras1972, 27 February 2013 - 05:44 PM. #15Posted 27 February 2013 - 05:47 PM
I had three of mine in the 80's and the last one in 1994.
My husband was with me for the first three, and no one came into the labour ward. For the first one, we didn't tell anyone I was in labour; for the second and third, family were required to mind the existing kids (and I didn't want them anywhere near the hospital) and for the fourth one, husband was overseas so I had my sister and sister-in-law with me but still no visitors in the delivery room. The hospital I had my kids in doesn't exist anymore and it was quite old-fashioned in it's outlook regarding visitors to the maternity ward. During the 80's, there were visiting hours in the afternoon and evening and these were strictly monitored. Husbands and children could visit at any time, and if a baby was sick and in special care, grandparents could also visit.....but not general family and friends, By the time I had my last, the rules were more relaxed and visiting hours were all day, aside from 2 hours after lunch when no one was allowed on the ward......and I loved those 2 hours because I got to nap! But in the labour ward/birthing room (as it was called in the 90's), just birth partners came in and I don't know anyone who had visitors immediately after the birth. I would not have wanted them there. Its a time for the new mum and baby to bond and I loved those first few hours. #16Posted 27 February 2013 - 05:48 PM
I was born in 83, and my dad was expected to be a very involved "birth partner". However, I think I recall my mum saying that that was quite a new thing, and that not too long before, men weren't in the delivery suite.
As for my own delivery, I had an emergency c-section and when I came out of recovery my husband was holding our daughter and my mum was a bit miffed that he wouldn't let her have a cuddle until I had because I should hold her first. I'm surprised he thought of that actually, as we hadn't talked about anything like that, and didn't have any plans beyond a natural delivery. #17Posted 27 February 2013 - 06:02 PM
I was born in 71 and Mum often tells me that Dad dropped her off and went to the speedway!! he wouldn't have been allowed in the room anyway. I believe he saw me the next day and visited each night after work for an hour. He never changed my nappy at all, not even once home.
I had my first in 1989, I was allowed my Mum, sister and dh in the room while labouring but ended up having a c-sect so only dh then. I staye din hospital for 10 days after my first, I think 5-7 days was the standard time for hospital after a c-sect and I had a PPH and blood transfusions so stayed 10. With my last baby (16 months old now) I was in for 48 hrs after a c-sect. #18Posted 27 February 2013 - 06:17 PM QUOTE (soontobegran @ 27/02/2013, 06:35 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> There is no right or wrong. There are some who believe the time is intensely private, there are others wanting to share with their loved ones immediately......whatever works for you. Oh for sure. I guess it seems odd to me that there's somewhat of an expectation with some families (including my own) that they will be there come what may. I think the only wrong is when the poor mum to be has to fight off the crowd or deal with cranky families who crack the sads when she doesn't want them in the room. I would think the midwives have enough to do without being crowd control too. Especially when most of our mums had a private experience. Perhaps they think things/times have changed more than they have? Lifehacker I laughed at your dad going to the speedway. I can imagine mine doing something like that. #19Posted 27 February 2013 - 06:24 PM
i was born in 1979 in a small hospital in NZ. Apparently mum caused a major ruckus amongst the medical staff because not only did she insist that my dad be present for the entire labour and birth, she insisted on birthing without drugs, and then (shock horror) she refused to allow them to take me to the nursery, and co slept with me during the 5 days she had in hospital.
By the time my brother was born in 1983 these were all pretty much common practice (except perhaps for the co sleeping). #20Posted 27 February 2013 - 06:36 PM
I remember my dad taking my mother in labour to hospital in the bus as we had no car back then.
He dropped her off and came home with a bag of mum's clothes which were all wet and told us that it was raining down town at the hospital. I may have been young (9) but I wasn't stupid, we were in the midst of one of the worst droughts in Gippsland's history however it was only years later that I realised that she had ruptured her membranes on the bus. Dad had been home only ten minutes when the phone rang to tell him that we had a new baby but the buses had stopped running by this time and he couldn't afford a cab so he didn't meet our baby brother until the next morning. We all went down in the afternoon and were only allowed to say hello to mum through the open window of the ward, our brother we didn't meet until 7 days later when they came home......Times have changed somewhat. #21Posted 27 February 2013 - 06:51 PM
Man I wish I had birthed my lot back then, I had my DH and my mother at my first birth, she was kicked out when I started pushing and annoyingly called EVERYONE, so by the time DS1 was born my entire family was there, I even had my sister yell through the delivery room door to hurry up (DS1 had been born but I was still getting cleaned up etc, so no one had been invited in), then when I was taken to my room they all rushed in before I had a chance to get comfortable. I thought I had learned my lesson with DD and DS2 and told EVERYONE that they were not allowed down until I called, 2 hours after they were born I called my mother only and told her she could come see us, she then called EVERYONE and they all showed up together, right when my pain relief stopped working too (they were c-section), I ofcourse then heard how my sister was never in this much pain when she had her c-sections, gee mum maybe that's because HER PAIN RELIEF WORKED!
Edited by mad madam mim, 27 February 2013 - 06:52 PM. #22Posted 27 February 2013 - 07:04 PM
My eldest was born 1982 (in NZ) & after the obligatory (sp) shave & enema laboured on in my small room with husband in corner reading newspaper. I had my waters broken by my GP about breakfast time, then labour progressed quite quickly from then. My husband was able to stay with me, our son was taken away pretty much straight away, wrapped tightly like a mummy & then was in a main nursery, brought to me for feeding. I struggled to BF him, so unbeknown to me was being given supplement feeds - so really the little minx just had to tolerate his desperate mum for so long ... then back to the nursery for a good swig on a bottle!! Visitors were only able to come in at particular times which had a down side as I felt very alone & unsupported with this new baby, DH had gone back to work.
And when I had been born in the late 1950's, my Mum laboured alone, had a general anaesthetic, stayed in bed for days & days - but was encouraged to breastfeed. My MIL bottlefed both of her chn & was horrifed when I insisted on trying to BF ours. #23Posted 27 February 2013 - 07:18 PM
Ok question a few pp's mentioned shave & enima, what was the purpose? Im assuming the shaving was of the bikini region but why? Do they still do it now?
#24Posted 27 February 2013 - 07:22 PM
They don't shave you these days. But yeah, why? Imagine having itchy re growth on top if everything else
#25Posted 27 February 2013 - 07:25 PM
I was born in '71 and my brother in '72.
My Dad went to work during both labours, and Mum can't fathom why she'd want him - another person in the room to consider and look after. She remembers the compulsory 7 day stay, the blanket 'no kids in the hospital' rule and waving in tears to 15 month old me out the window as that was as close as she could get. She also remembers sitting in a pool of blood and clots, ringing the bell and being admonished - first for disturbing dinner service (then left in the pool of blood till service was over) and then for not informing them of the extent of her bleeding. Babies were kept in the nursery and not brought for feeds until feeding time, crying or not. 1 user(s) are reading this topic0 members, 1 guests, 0 anonymous users |
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Yes, they did it again! Our beloved McCracken Bulldogs beat the Whale Branch Orcas today 6 - 0!!!
Way to go, guys & GO DOGS! Woof! Woof!!
There Goes the Neighborhood
How about posting info about ticket availability and game times (if possible)? I'd like to go to a game sometime.
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May 8th, 2014
The investigative department over at Team Coco have scored a big find by discovering Oprah's 1983 audition tape. Recorded in the early 1980s, this audition led to the TV host scoring her own show. That was in 1983. It's now 2014, and the world bows down to Queen Oprah, who is everywhere from magazine stands to the side of Starbucks cups (have you read your tea-inspiration today?).
Still, have you ever wondered how it is that Oprah has made an entire nation fall under her spell? Well, check out her long lost audition tape and things will become very clear.
This version of the audition tape has also surfaced, but it looks like it's been tampered with.
Watch new episodes of Conan every Monday to Thursday at 12E/9P on Much.
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While regular pizza is often too greasy and leaves me feeling sick, this is never the case at Cafe Viva- especially their sicilian slice without cheese but with a delicious spicy tomato sauce. A great value, best as take out.
Posted by Jack on 07/16/2006
Excellent food for vegans and vegetarians, with flexible options and delicious fresh veggies. Pizza's never burned or underdone; delivery's not the quickest, but the quality's worth the wait. Whole wheat crust is excellent, and the cheese is never too excessive or sparse. Better at home, where you can indulge in your beer of choice.
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This is so out of this world good. I grew up on the upperwest side and have a wheat allergy. The pizza and pasta can be made wheat-free and everything is soooo tasty- you won't be dissapointed
Posted by happy on 04/16/2006
This place is super for vegans/vegetarians. it provides many many many options to make us happy. delivery is always quick and food is always yummy and piping hot! the one bad thing: this restaurant stores your credit card numbers in their computer and prints them on every receipt. so even if you order, and don't use your credit card, it will still appear at the bottom of your receipt... other than that, the food's great!
Posted by Eats a lot on 04/05/2006
I've eaten at Viva many times, and their slices are amazing. BIGGER, better and cheaper than most of the big name places. the pastas are also a good deal. the penne ala vodka, and pasta carbonara are especially good, and they all come in really big portions.
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See, it's not really a restaurant, but its menu is better than most establishments that call themselves restaurants. The pizza is all natural- the cheese is real! The plain pizza is great, and the whole wheat pizza even tastes good. Most pizza place's whole wheat tastes like whole wheat bread with cheese and sauce- not pizza. Viva can teach the lot how to make whole pizza. Their other dishes are also quite good. Their pastas taste great and are a great value. The only downside is that their sicilian is average (no better nor worse than any other place) and with deliveries, unless you specify the correct size, delivery slices are smaller than regular in store slices. Other than that, its great!
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W: J. Sowers (1-2) L: J. Isringhausen (0-1)
2nd Inning Gross walked, Pena scored, Aybar to third, Zobrist to second. Brignac singled to right, Aybar and Zobrist scored, Gross to third. Upton reached on bunt single to pitcher, Gross scored, Brignac to second. Crawford singled to right, Brignac scored, Upton to third. | |
3rd Inning Gabe Gross (3) 2 run shot to center off Lewis, Zobrist scored. | |
4th Inning Pena singled to center, Crawford scored, Longoria to third. Zobrist doubled to deep right, Longoria scored, Pena to third. Navarro hit by pitch, Pena scored, Zobrist to third, Gross to second. | |
4th Inning Ryan Garko (3) 2 run shot to left off Price, DeRosa scored. | |
8th Inning LaPorta grounded into double play third to second to first, Choo scored, DeRosa to third, Garko out at second. Francisco reached on an infield single, DeRosa scored. | |
9th Inning Choo reached on fielder's choice to shortstop, Sizemore scored, Peralta to third, Choo to second on shortstop Brignac's throwing error. Ryan Garko (4) 3 run shot to left off Balfour, Peralta, Choo scored. Sizemore walked, Cabrera scored, Francisco to third, Carroll to second. Martinez singled to center, Francisco and Carroll scored, Sizemore to second. |


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nothing in the sac at the first ultrasound today.
going to have a d & c sometime this week (by choice, i've btdt with a superlong m/c and i just want to get it overwith)
sticky baby vibes to the rest of the July 2011 babies! <3
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I am really sorry, momma! (((HUGS)))
BTW: I btdt as well and I recommend the "abortion pill" - I had to fight for it with the insurance but it happened fast and in my own home.
Sending my love!
Barbara, Mama to Isabel (06/2004), Jake (08/2006-03/2007), Noah (01/2008), and Matteo (07/2011)
Please always research the safety of vaccines even if your doctor tells you they are harmless!
I'm so sorry.
I have no experience with D&C or other methods, but I wish you much healing and peace during this hard time.
Charlize, married to DH 4/12/04. Mom to DD1 (4/2005) , DD2 (3/2007) , and DD3 (10/2009) , and DD4 (6/2011) .
I'm very sorry for your loss.
I'm so sorry for your loss.
ahhh to be able to think well enough to create a clever signature. someday i will have enough sleep to accomplish this task...
Janae, mama to X (1/09) & X (7/11) and wife to J (since 9/96!) Homebirthing, cloth diapering, baby (and toddler) wearing, co-sleeping, lactivist, intactivist.
I'm so sorry to see you go. Be gentle with your self.
I am so sorry to hear this :( *hugs*
Is there no chance that the u/s could be wrong?
Serena - married to Jason, mom to Sebastian (b.12.22.2008) and Poppy (b.07.07.2011) ♥
I am so sorry. I don't blame you for wanting a d&c. I've had three natural m/c and I'd take a d&c if given the choice. Take care of yourself.
Leslie, mama to Paige 8, Zara 3 and Audrey, Sophia & Nina June 7/11 @32.6
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I am so sorry.
i wish that were the case.. but, we were looking at it and there was clearly nothing at all there.. not only that, but the outline of the sac was somewhat irregular and larger than it should have been. i knew the instant we saw it, before the doc even said anything. it looked pretty strange.
thanks for the well wishes. i'm actually doing better with it than i would have expected. i think it helps to have a little one. my first m/c, an ectopic, really took an emotional toll, as when it's your first pregnancy it leaves you wondering if you'll ever have a babe. plus, she's such a monkey I'm not having much time to reflect and be sad.
good luck to you all, and thanks for the kind words <3
Is it getting lonely in the echo chamber yet?
I'm so sorry for your loss. ((Hugs))
Loving life with DH DS1 (5/7/09) and DS2 (7/23/11)
I am so sorry. Sending hugs your way.
Lisa (39), DH (51), SDS (29), DD (8/29/01), DD (8/22/03), DS (8/3/06), an angel named Xan , who went home on 12/18/10 and now a new bundle of joy due 05/24/13 .
I'm so sorry for your loss.
Lots of hugs, prayers, positive thoughts and peace for you.
Michelle SAHM to K (3/2004) H (8/2006) P (7/2011) & we're missing Finley Jonas born still, July 27, 2010
so sorry, mama
Christy Mom to DS 4/21/04 DD 9/20/09 DD 7/2/11
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ABSTRACT: Background The short-term safety profile of recombinant human granulocyte–colony-stimulating factor (rHuG-CSF) in the allogeneic stem cell setting seems acceptable; only few data on long-term safety are available. To further study possible epigenetic alterations, we investigated prospectively the influence of rHuG-CSF on DNA methyltransferase (DNMT) activity and on changes in DNA methylation of candidate genes in peripheral blood cells of healthy unrelated stem cell donors within an observation period of 1 year.Study Design and Methods In this study, 20 stem cell donors (14 male/six female; median age, 40 years; range, 22-54 years) and 20 sex- and age-matched blood component donors (controls) were included. Sampling was performed before rHuG-CSF administration; at the time of donation; and on Days (+1), 7, 30, 100, 180, and 360 in both groups. Analysis of DNMT activity in nuclear extracts was performed using a modified radionuclide assay. We performed methylation-specific polymerase chain reaction to detect the methylation status of promoter CpG islands of the genes of the retinoic acid receptor beta (RAR-B) and the Ras association domain family 1A (RASSF1A).ResultsDNMT activity increased significantly on the day of donation and 1 day after (p < 0.05). By Day +7 baseline values were reached. No further significant alterations of DNMT activity in the treated group compared to the controls were observed. We could not detect any differences in the gene methylation of RAR-B and RASSF1A between both groups.Conclusion In our prospective study no evidence of long-lasting increased DNMT activity or enhanced DNA methylation in a limited panel of target genes after recombinant human G-CSF administration was observed in healthy stem cell donors.Transfusion 06/2014; · 3.57 Impact Factor - Immunohematology / American Red Cross 06/2012; 28(2):67-73.
Article: Hard-block degradable thermoplastic urethane-elastomers for electrospun vascular prostheses
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ABSTRACT: Thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) elastomers with biodegradable chain extenders were synthesized and tested for mechanical performance and biocompatibility. The design of the TPUs was based on structural modification of a mechanically appropriate aromatic isocyanate-based TPU. As the aromatic isocyanate was substituted with a less toxic but also less "hard" aliphatic isocyanate, the chain extender plays an important role on the mechanical properties. Here, the terephthalate ester chain extender was found to work better than hydroxyl ethyl lactate in providing polymers with mechanical properties similar to commercial aromatic isocyanate-based TPUs. The polymers were degraded in aqueous solutions at elevated temperatures and compared to polylactic acid (PLA) to partially simulate biodegradation. The lactate-based TPUs degraded about twice as fast as PLA while the terephthalate-based TPU degraded much more slowly. The latter material was processed by electrospinning to give a tubular graft approximately the size of a large rat blood vessel. Initial results from implantation of these TPUs into rats are promising and indicate that biodegradation occurs and is likely beneficial to cell proliferation. © 2011 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Polym Sci Part A: Polym Chem, 2011Journal of Polymer Science Part A Polymer Chemistry 04/2012; 50(7):1272-1280. · 3.54 Impact Factor - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: No small-diameter synthetic graft has yet shown comparable performance to autologous vessels. Synthetic conduits fail due to their inherent surface thrombogenicity and the development of intimal hyperplasia. In addressing these shortcomings, electrospinning offers an interesting alternative to other nanostructured, cardiovascular substitutes because of the close match of electrospun materials to the biomechanical and structural properties of native vessels. In this study, we investigated the in vivo behavior of electrospun, small-diameter conduits in a rat model. Vascular grafts composed of polyurethane were fabricated by electrospinning. Prostheses were implanted into the abdominal aorta in 40 rats for either 7 days, 4 weeks, 3 months, or 6 months. Retrieved specimens were evaluated by histology, immunohistochemical staining, confocal laser scanning microscopy, and scanning electron microscopy. At all time points, we found no evidence of foreign body reaction or graft degradation. The overall patency rate of the intravascular implants was 95%. Within 7 days, grafts revealed ingrowth of host cells. CD34+ cells increased significantly from 7 days up to 6 months of implantation (P < 0.05). Myofibroblasts and myocytes showed increasing cell numbers up to 3 months (P < 0.05). Ki67 staining indicated unaltered cell proliferation during the whole follow-up period. Besides biomechanical benefits, electrospun polyurethane grafts exhibit excellent biocompatibility in vivo. Cell immigration and differentiation seems to be promoted by the nanostructured artificial matrix.Artificial Organs 08/2011; 36(1):54-61. · 1.87 Impact Factor - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The aim of this study was to design new resin formulations for blood vessel substitutes with small inner diameter that can be 3D-printed by Additive Manufacturing (AM). Commercially available urethane oligomer acrylates as crosslinking agents (CAs) with different reactive diluents (RDs) and/or thiol chain transfer agents (CTAs) were examined. It could be shown that the properties of photopolymers of carefully selected CA/RD/CTA combinations can be varied in a wide range, also to fit with those of natural blood vessels. Moreover, these materials showed good biocompatibility in in-vitro cell culture tests with endothelial cells. A new method to assess the tear resistance of the new materials in comparison with natural blood vessels was designed and established. The tear resistance of the developed photopolymers already approaches those of natural material, although there is still need of improvement. The 3D-structuring of optimized resin system succeeded. Hence AM has proven to be an ideal tool to manufacture parts with the complex structure of natural blood vessels.Macromolecular Symposia 11/2010; 296(1):121 - 126. -
Article: Role of heme oxygenase-1 in human endothelial cells: lesson from the promoter allelic variants.
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ABSTRACT: Heme oxygenase-1 (HO-1) is an antioxidative, antiinflammatory, and cytoprotective enzyme that is induced in response to cellular stress. The HO-1 promoter contains a (GT)n microsatellite DNA, and the number of GT repeats can influence the occurrence of cardiovascular diseases. We elucidated the effect of this polymorphism on endothelial cells isolated from newborns of different genotypes. On the basis of HO-1 expression, we classified the HO-1 promoter alleles into 3 groups: short (S) (most active, GT < or = 23), medium (moderately active, GT=24 to 28), and long (least active, GT > or = 29). The presence of the S allele led to higher basal HO-1 expression and stronger induction in response to cobalt protoporphyrin, prostaglandin-J(2), hydrogen peroxide, and lipopolysaccharide. Cells carrying the S allele survived better under oxidative stress, a fact associated with the lower concentration of oxidized glutathione and more favorable oxidative status, as determined by measurement of the ratio of glutathione to oxidized glutathione. Moreover, they proliferated more efficiently in response to vascular endothelial growth factor A, although the vascular endothelial growth factor-induced migration and sprouting of capillaries were not influenced. Finally, the presence of the S allele was associated with lower production of some proinflammatory mediators, such as interleukin-1beta, interleukin-6, and soluble intercellular adhesion molecule-1. The (GT)n promoter polymorphism significantly modulates a cytoprotective, proangiogenic, and antiinflammatory function of HO-1 in human endothelium.Arteriosclerosis Thrombosis and Vascular Biology 08/2010; 30(8):1634-41. · 6.34 Impact Factor - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: After large volume bone marrow (BM) harvest, donors and patients can develop severe anaemia, because collected BM can contain up to 20% of their red cell mass. In a prospective analysis, we investigated the feasibility to recover red blood cells (RBCs) from the harvested BM and investigated whether these RBC units meet the quality requirements of the European Council. From 19 patients (median age 51 yrs, range 31-77) with acute myocardial infarction, who participated in the MYSTAR study, a median volume of 1299 ml (range, 700-1870 ml) BM was collected. During BM processing, mononuclear cells (MNC) were separated using the Cobe Spectra apheresis system and the residual RBCs were collected in a separate bag. The quality of the collected RBCs was assessed by measuring LDH, free haemoglobin, potassium and lactate. Haemolysis was calculated and the intracellular concentration of ATP, ADP, AMP was determined by HPLC. RBC units recovered from BM after MNC separation had a mean volume of 312 +/- 95 ml with a haematocrit of 47 +/- 8.9%, a haemoglobin content of 51 +/- 15 g per unit, a haemolysis of 0.15 +/- 0.005%, a pH of 6.8 +/- 0.007 and an intracellular ATP concentration of 135 pmol/10(6) RBC +/- 41, which is comparable with freshly collected packed red blood cells (PRBCs). RBCs, collected from bone marrow harvests, can be used for autologous blood support to minimize allogeneic blood transfusions in donors and patients after large volume BM donation.Vox Sanguinis 04/2010; 98(3 Pt 1):e284-9. · 3.30 Impact Factor - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The mechanical properties of materials designated for vascular tissue replacement are of crucial importance. The elastic modulus, the tensile strength as well as the suture tear resistance have to be adjusted. Our approach is to use photopolymers for artificial vascular grafts. Via the layer-by-layer photopolymerization of suitable resin formulations as performed in additive manufacturing (AM) very complex structures are realizable. Hence AM offer the possibility to create cellular structures within the artificial grafts that might favor the ingrowth of new tissue. Commercially available urethane acrylates (UA) were chosen as base monomers since urethane groups are known to have good cell-adhesion behavior and poly-UAs show adequate mechanical performance. The mechanical properties of the photoelastomers can be tailored by addition of reactive diluents (e.g. 2-hydroxyethyl acrylate, HEA) and thiols (e.g. 3,6 dioxa-1,8-octane-dithiol) as chain transfer agents to comply with the mechanical properties of natural blood vessels. To examine the suture tear resistance a new testing method has been developed. Finally, a formulation containing 30 wt% UA and 70 wt% HEA complies with the mechanical properties of natural blood vessels, shows good biocompatibility in in-vitro tests and was successfully 3D-printed with digital light processing AM.2009 MRS Fall meeting, Boston; 03/2010 -
Conference Paper: (Bio)degradable Urethane-Elastomers for Electrospun Vascular Grafts
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ABSTRACT: Electrospinning is a very powerful method to create cellular scaffolds for regenerative medicine – especially for artificial vascular grafts. Commercially available thermoplastic polyurethane elastomers (TPUs), like Pellethane™ are FDA approved and have already shown excellent biomechanical properties as electrospun vascular grafts. In order to induce the growth of a neo artery and hence increase the long-term patency of the graft, the use of biodegradable TPUs is beneficial. Therefore we aim for the development of degradable TPUs. In preliminary studies the mechanical properties of segmented TPUs were examined. The tendencies of the properties of the compression-molded bulk materials were also found for the electrospun materials. It could also be shown that the substitution of the aromatic 4,4′-methylene diphenyl diisocyanate building blocks in Pellethane™ with the aliphatic hexamethylene diisocyanate – to avoid toxic aromatic amines as degradation products - only causes minor loss of strength. To obtain degradable TPUs, our concept is to incorporate cleavable ester bonds into the polymer chain. For this purpose, lactic- and terephthalic ester-based cleavable chain extenders were used. The expected degradation products showed no cytotoxicity in-vitro. Degradation tests of polymer samples in phosphate buffered saline at elevated temperatures confirmed the degradability of the new polymers.2009 MRS Fall meeting, Boston; 12/2009 - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Gelatin-based monomers were considered as suitable base component for the 3D structuring of potential bone replacement materials by stereolithographic techniques. Different methacrylate-based gelatin derivatives were prepared, whereas a polyethylene glycol modified derivative GP4M turned out to have the highest tolerance toward other monomers. These are essential as they allow the tuning of the photoreactivity and the mechanical properties. Cell culture experiments with osteoblast- and endothelial-like cells confirmed negligible cytotoxicity of these monomers. Finally, we were able to show the possibility of producing arbitrary cellular structures with these gelatin-containing formulations using stereolithography. © 2009 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Polym Sci Part A: Polym Chem, 2009Journal of Polymer Science Part A Polymer Chemistry 12/2009; 47(24):7078-7089. · 3.54 Impact Factor - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Mycophenolic acid (MPA) is a selective inhibitor of inosine 5'-monophosphate dehydrogenase (IMPDH), the rate-limiting enzyme of de novo synthesis of guanine nucleotides. The isoenzyme IMPDH2 predominates in activated lymphocytes, and its inhibition by MPA is part of standard immunosuppressive regimens. Yet, there are significant unexplained differences in efficacy and tolerability among patients. The objective of this study was to analyze whether frequent variants in the IMPDH2 gene lead to changes in IMPDH activity and to differences in responsiveness to MPA therapy. All 14 exons and intron-exon boundary regions of IMPDH2 were sequenced from genomic DNA probes from 100 healthy individuals. Two novel exonic single-nucleotide polymorphisms were identified in 1% and one intronic polymorphism (rs11706052) in 19% of the study population. Lymphocyte IMPDH activity and proliferation under three MPA concentrations (2.5, 10 and 25 micromol l(-1)) were compared in rs11706052 carriers and wild-type individuals. The presence of rs11706052 polymorphism reduced the antiproliferative effect of MPA on lymphocytes by approximately 50% compared with the IMPDH2 wild-type form at therapeutic relevant concentrations of 10 micromol l(-1) and 25 micromol l(-1). We conclude that a poorer response to MPA therapy can be explained in some individuals by the presence of the rs11706052 polymorphism.The Pharmacogenomics Journal 09/2009; 10(1):70-6. · 5.13 Impact Factor - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Engineered small diameter vascular grafts must closely match mechanical characteristics of native vessels and exhibit stimulus-responsive bioactivity. In this study, mechanical homogeneity of electrospun small diameter polyurethane grafts as well as spontaneous attachment, proliferation, and adhesion molecule expression of endothelial cells (EC) in their presence was studied in vitro. Axial and circumferential tensile strengths were measured and found to be twofold higher in the circumferential direction. EC attachment was easily achieved without precoating the fiber matrix. Stimulation of EC with interleukin-1beta (IL-1beta) led to a statistically significant upregulation of the adhesion molecules E-Selectin, ICAM-1, and VCAM-1. Quantification of adhesion molecule expression by means of energy-dispersive X-ray microanalysis revealed no differences in the stimulatory responses of EC cultured on electrospun polyurethane when compared with cells grown on tissue culture-treated cover slips. Summarizing, highly uniform small diameter polyurethane grafts were fabricated and shown to allow spontaneous EC attachment. The synthetic graft surface neither impaired the endothelial response toward IL-1beta stimulation nor did it adversely affect the regulation of expression of endothelial adhesion molecules.Journal of Biomedical Materials Research Part A 08/2009; 93(2):716-23. · 2.83 Impact Factor - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The influence of an acellular porcine matrix on proinflammatory activation of endothelial cells (EC) during normoxia and hypoxia was investigated by a newly established semi-quantitative electron microscopic procedure. As a model, three adhesion molecules (E-selectin, ICAM-1, and VCAM-1) were localized by silver-enhanced immunogold staining and energy dispersive X-ray microanalysis after normoxic or hypoxic pretreatment of the cells and subsequent stimulation with IL-1beta. Morphology of EC grown on porcine matrix or coverslips was recorded simultaneously using secondary electron imaging. EC appeared tightly attached to the underlying surfaces with their typical cobblestone-like morphology. Statistically significant upregulations upon stimulation with IL-1beta were observed in both groups for all three adhesion molecules. Hypoxic pretreatment of the specimens with subsequent reoxygenation neither induced morphological changes nor caused an upregulation of adhesion molecule expression in cells grown on acellular porcine tissue. Unexpectedly, in cells seeded onto the acellular matrix, IL-1beta failed to upregulate ICAM-1 expression after a short period of hypoxia. The surface expression of VCAM-1 was also significantly lower even under normoxic conditions, which might indicate the development of functional impairment of cells in contact with acellular porcine tissue. The method presented in this study has proven valuable for the determination of antigen expression on scaffold materials in parallel with the characterization of surface morphology.Tissue Engineering Part C Methods 06/2009; 15(2):257-63. · 4.64 Impact Factor -
Article: (Meth)Acrylate-Based Photoelastomers as Tailored Biomaterials for Artificial Vascular Grafts
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ABSTRACT: Cardiovascular disease is one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality in the western hemisphere. Currently available synthetic vascular conduits, like Dacron or ePTFE show excellent long-term results for large-caliber arterial reconstruction (aorta, iliac vessels) but when used for small diameter (<4 mm) vessel reconstruction, patency rates are extremely poor. We therefore aim at developing suitable blood vessel substitutes out of biocompatible photopolymer formulations, which can be printed by rapid prototyping. Rapid prototyping offers the possibility to create cellular structures within the grafts that favor the ingrowth of tissue. To meet the high requirements for artificial biomaterials, it is necessary to develop new resin formulations. Beside the biocompatibility, the mechanical properties—a low elastic modulus (500 kPa) at a relatively high tensile strength (1.0 MPa) and a high strain at break (130%)—play a central role. Resin systems containing cyanoethyl acrylate have shown to be highly reactive, have good mechanical properties and sufficient in vitro biocompatibility. Elastic modulus and tensile strength which should be similar to natural blood vessels were adjusted by the ratio of acrylate-based crosslinkers and—in case of hydrogels —the percentage of water. Finally, we were able to print small diameter conduits by microstereolithography. © 2009 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Polym Sci Part A: Polym Chem 47: 2664–2676, 2009Journal of Polymer Science Part A Polymer Chemistry 05/2009; 47(10-10):2664-2676. · 3.54 Impact Factor - Lung Cancer 05/2009; 64. · 3.74 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Platelets (PLTs) contain mRNA and synthesize proteins in response to activation. Most guidelines for PLT concentrates (PCs) recommend ambient temperature for storage but the impact of the storage temperature on PLT mRNA content has not yet been investigated. Ten leukoreduced apheresis PCs were split and stored at 22 and 4 degrees C. P-selectin mRNA, its expression on PLTs, and its soluble form were quantified. In parallel, cellular (cell count, mean PLT volume), metabolic (pH, pO(2), pCO(2), HCO(3), glucose), and functional markers (swirling, hypotonic shock response, aggregation to collagen) were analyzed. Rotation thrombelastography was used to monitor the hemostatic potential of PLTs. All measurements were performed on Days 1 and 5 of storage. After 5 days of storage at 4 degrees C, only 31 +/- 27 percent of P-selectin mRNA and 29 +/- 41 percent of glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase mRNA were lost, while minute amounts of the mRNAs were detectable at 22 degrees C. In PCs stored at 4 degrees C the percentage of P-selectin-positive PLTs was significantly higher when compared to PCs stored at 22 degrees C. Soluble P-selectin concentrations did not significantly differ between both storage temperatures. Thrombelastography revealed significantly shorter reaction times in PLTs kept at 4 degrees C. Our data indicate that storage at 4 degrees C is accompanied by maintained mRNA levels. PLTs with intact mRNA levels and short reaction times in thrombelastography might be functionally superior to PLTs that are devoid of mRNA and show less augmented P-selectin surface expression. In therapeutic applications, that is, if PLTs are transfused to control acute bleeding, PLTs kept at 4 degrees C may be advantageous.Transfusion 02/2009; 49(5):921-7. · 3.57 Impact Factor - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: SLE is characterized by an increased cardiovascular risk. Since endothelial progenitor cells (EPCs) have been described to serve as a biomarker for the CV risk and are known to be depleted in various diseases, we were interested if SLE would also be associated with altered peripheral EPC levels or functional abnormalities of these cells. EPCs were quantified in 31 female SLE patients with different disease activity and in age-matched healthy controls (HCs) by FACS analysis and by colony forming unit (CFU) assay. Furthermore, EPC adhesion and migration capacity were tested. EPC levels were similar in HC and SLE when assessed by FACS (0.045 +/- 0.006% vs 0.036 +/- 0.007% within the lymphocyte gate) and by the CFU assay (18 +/- 3 vs 15 +/- 2 colonies/well). No correlation with disease activity could be observed, but SLE patients treated with chloroquine exhibited significantly decreased EPC levels (0.058 +/- 0.005% without vs 0.024 +/- 0.008% with chloroquine, P < 0.05). Addition of chloroquine to in vitro cultures also led to a decreased colony formation in SLE and in HC. When testing the adhesion and migration capacity of EPC on human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVEC), cells from SLE patients had reduced adhesion (19.2 +/- 3.5% vs 36.6 +/- 5.2% EPC/high power field, P < 0.02) and migratory activity (56 +/- 6 cells/random microscopic field in SLE vs 121 +/- 28 in controls, P < 0.02). The data reveal that EPCs are significantly affected in SLE. While circulating EPC levels are in the range of HC, they exhibit functional deficiencies that may lead to impaired tissue availability.Rheumatology (Oxford, England) 10/2008; 47(10):1476-83. · 4.44 Impact Factor -
Article: Lymphocyte activation and correlation with IMPDH activity under therapy with mycophenolate mofetil.
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ABSTRACT: In an attempt to monitor the pharmacodynamics of mycophenolate mofetil (MMF) we investigated the association of inosine monophosphate dehydrogenase (IMPDH) activity in peripheral blood mononuclear cells with the expression of lymphocyte activation markers in stable cardiac transplant recipients treated with MMF. Twenty-four study patients were switched from azathioprine to MMF 7.2+/-4.1 years after heart transplantation. While the MPA trough level remained unchanged, the mean activity of IMPDH declined from 890 to 462 pmol/10(6)PBMC/h three months after onset of MMF therapy, was almost completely inhibited at six months and partially restored to 160 pmol/10(6)PBMC/h 12 months after switch to MMF (p< .0001). We detected also significant changes in a number of activated lymphocyte subsets: CD4+/25+, CD8+/38+, CD19+/69+, CD3+/16+/56+, natural killer (NK) cells, and monocytes. Moreover, the IMPDH activity profile correlated positively with the number of CD8+/38+ T cells (correlation coefficient (CC) +0.53), and inversely with NK cells (CC -0.52) and CD19+/69+ cells (CC -0.61). We revealed a close association of IMPDH baseline activity in mononuclear cells with the expression of lymphocyte activation markers in stable heart transplant patients after introduction of MMF therapy. This supports the assumption of a rather immunomodulatory than immunosuppressive effect of MMF.Clinica Chimica Acta 09/2008; 394(1-2):67-71. · 2.76 Impact Factor
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Quartet® Enclosed Bulletin Board, Fabric/Cork/Glass
Place important communications front and center while protecting them from harm. Ideal for employee lounges and other high-traffic areas. Clear tempered glass windows ensure visibility for your message while a showcase lock secures documents in place. Gray fabric-covered surface provides excellent, resilient tacking surface. Radius-edged, powder coated aluminum frame. Includes showcase lock and mounting hardware.
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Hi. I purchased your template but I keep getting this error when I try to resize IE8 browser:
Line: 13 Error: 'undefined' is null or not an object
jquery.isotope.min.js,line 13 character 10176.
Any ideas?
Hi kouts1, unfortunately I cannot help you with this error since I'm not the author of the Isotope plugin. However, you can ask David DeSandro, the author, about it here: http://metafizzy.co/index.html
I downloaded Isotope v2 beta from the site and that fixed the errors!
I'll update Isotope to v2 as well once it's out of the beta. Thank you for the heads up!
How add many photos on the same mlightboximage (like a image gallery)?
Hi c3conseils,
Unfortunately the mlightbox allows only one image per link. However, you can implement and external plugin (free) to have Gallery LightBox functionality.
Sorry for the inconvenience!
Some of the Lightboxes I've worked with are: http://www.jacklmoore.com/colorbox/ and http://dimsemenov.com/plugins/magnific-popup/ .
Unfortunately you'll lose the Right Column from mLightBox.
Awesome theme. Im at the fence on buying the theme but I dont use PHP. Will the effects and the theme work just fine even if i dont use the PHP parts of the theme? For example if I dont deploy it to an apache server but just a normal web server which doesnt support PHP.
Hi kingwestwind!
The only PHP the theme contains is the contact form script. The theme itself doesn't contain any PHP, only HTML5.
Thank you in advance for buying. Enjoy your new website!
Welcome coz I just bought your theme yesterday, its so worth the price and very well documented! I was so happy to find that you added a bonus vertical option for FREE.
Just a few comments to help you improve the product.- The filtering of the photos on the Portfolio doesnt work when using class='vertical'
- Sometimes when you manually resize the window over and over from small to big to emulate different device sizes, sometimes the background gets stuck on its real size/resolution and stops adjusting itself to the page size. Its only the background picture though and only happens from every now and then but is not a deal breaker for me.
- I'm confused because the description on themeforest says you used bootstrap 2.3.x but on the code its 3.0.3 The only thing that made me think twice to buy this was because on the description it says 2.3 bootstrap and I prefer 3.0.x I bet youll get more sales if the description is updated.
- This is my first purchase ever in themeforest. If ever you have a fix or update to this theme will I be eligible to download the updated version?
Overall amazing theme hope you come up with more amazing and beautiful well made themes like this.
Hi kingwestwind,
Thank you very much for your feedback! Wish there were more people like you here.
- The filtering is actually working. I've noticed now that it send you to the top of the page due to the href="#" of the filter links. Replace the "#" with "javascript:void(0);" and it will work fine.
- Sorry about the misleading Bootstrap 2.3 information. I have indeed forgotten to update the description. Thank you very much for letting me know!
- You will receive a notification whenever an update is made and you're entitled to download all the future versions.
Once again, thank you very much for your feedback. I'll update the theme soon.
hi the template is greate and i want to buy it for my site but will it adapt with PHPmelody-the script of the website?
Hi haidar30,
By default, PHPmelody is not implemented. However, with a little coding you can output PHPmelody videos inside the template without problems.
How can i make it left to right the scrolling part
Hello, can you be a little more explicit? What do you mean?
I've been looking for ways to make the template completely RTL. However, only the scrolling can be RTL, but not the elements, at the moment. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Maybe I haven't come across it yet in the documentation but what file or where can I customize the initial load screen that has your Metromega logo while the content loads?
Also, excellent work. My first purchase on theme forest as well.
Hi cbaxterdesign,
Really glad to hear you decided to make Metromega your first themeforest purchase! Make sure to follow me since more great themes will follow.
You can edit the index.html file and change the preloader logo size.
Look for the following div and edit its contents:<section class="mlightbox" id="lockscreen">
Also, you can change the loader background by just replacing the lockscreen.jpg image from the img folder.
how can i make data-option-value defalut hide all item ?
Hi kahnmao,
You just use a value that isn't associated with any item class. For example .show-none or something random.
Best regards, Alex
i fixed it , another question : my contactform nerver show messagesuccess and messageload ,when i try mail the fotm only show black screen, but i can get message mail
my contactform nerver show messagesuccess and messageload ,when i try to mail myself , the div only show black screen, but i can get message mail
Hi kahnmao, This might be an AJAX problem. Are you getting any console output?
If you'll look inside the script.js file, you'll see the AJAX Contact Form sending at the end and you can tweak the settings there.
For example you could remove the status check and always show the message. (remove the if statement)
idont know how to fix it …
i use IE11 & Google Chrome
fixed change to
class=hide textcent to style=display:none class=textcenter
Really sorry for the long answering delay. I had an exam to study for. I'm glad you managed to solve the problem. Let me know if there's anything else you need help with!


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Come one come all, to the Fueled By Ramen / Decaydance group. (This is not officially FBR). People in common go well together, that's how everyone is going to be here. Please, try to make this succeed.
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