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Roger Olson, a fellow Patheos blogger who can be found in the Evangelical channel on Patheos, has recently written a post entitled, "Can Atheism Support Ethical Absolutes? Is Ethics without Absolutes Enough?" In that post, he appeals to what has been called "Karamazov's Thesis," which is the claim (attributed to Dostoyevsky), that "If God does not exist, then everything is permitted."For readers who are interested in academic refutations of Karamazov's thesis, see refutations by Christian p … [Read more...]
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Tuesday Blogscan 28-05-2008
Posted by Greg at 23:52, 27 May 2008A strange assortment to get you through the week...
- At Paranormalia Robert McLuhan offers skepticism of the skeptics, in "Past Lives and the Skeptic".
- Emps goes all Knights of Cydonia in his post "The Mystery of the 19th Century 'Space Pistols'", at Cabinet of Wonders.
- Loren Coleman looks at how secret Navy testing can overlap with cryptozoology.
- Binnall of America Audio features part two of Tim's chat with Australian ufologist Bill Chalker.
- The latest MAPS news update has the most recent scoops on the psychedelics research scene, including the news that Sasha Shulgin is recovering from heart surgery.
- Paul Kimball's article "Science, the Supernatural and Elitism" offers some great food for thought.
- UFO Magazine offers the investigative essay "When Ball Lightning Strikes: New Perspectives on the Abduction of Travis Walton", by Micah Hanks.
- Anthony North asks "What Survives Death?", at Beyond the Blog.
- UFO Casebook #308 and Filer's Files #20 for 2008 have the latest ufological roundups.
- The latest podcast from the Psychedelic Salon features Alex and Allyson Grey, with Ralph Abraham, discussing "Psychedelic Families", plus "Psychedelics and Mathematical Vision".
- The latest eSkeptic newsletter features Tony Ortega's article, " The Phoenix Lights Explained (Again)".
Weekend Blogscan 24-05-2008
Posted by Greg at 00:23, 24 May 2008A few things to keep you busy over the weekend...
- Emps has a fascinating piece at Cabinet of Wonders, on "Chinese Earthquake Raindow Clouds and Other Weirdness".
- Greg Bishop announces: "UFOs In Renaissance Paintings Explained", at UFO Mystic.
- Tracy Twyman's complete ebook Mind-Controlled Sex Slaves and the CIA is available for purchase/download for just $4.95.
- Reality Sandwich features video of a roundtable on "Evolving the Network: Politics, Culture, and Consciousness", featuring Daniel Pinchbeck, Laura Dawn and D.J. Spooky.
- Filip Coppens's website has a new feature article, "The Gypsy goddess of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer".
- At Paranormalia, Robert McLuhan ponders the happiness of "The Dalai Lama".
- Anthony North offers "The Forever Gods" at Beyond the Blog.
- Skeptic Randi's latest newsletter focuses on...Uri Geller.
- The Mitchell Hedges website features "Indiana Jones and the Tower of Criticism".
- Loren Coleman analyses claims of Bigfoot being shot at Bluff Creek, for Cryptomundo.
Wednesday Blogscan 21-05-2008
Posted by Greg at 04:02, 21 May 2008A strange assortment to get you through the week...
- At Paranormalia Robert McLuhan reviews the anti-materialist textbook Irreducible Mind.
- This week's Binnall of America audio interview is with Bill Chalker, discussing UFO investigations in Australia (Part 1 of 2).
- Michael Tymn presents one of the stronger cases for an afterlife, Eileen Garrett's R101 readings. Michael Prescott has a detailed look at this case in Darklore Volume 2.
- Radio Rennessence's latest interview is with Otto Rahn expert Nigel Graddon, talking all things Nazi and Holy Grail.
- Forgetomori debunks those "Giant! Space! Vegetables!".
- Q presents a "Compendium of Curiosities" from the animal kingdom at Cabinet of Wonders.
- Brad Steiger investigates "The Biggest, Baddest Thunderbird of Them All" for UFO Digest.
- Mac Tonnies classifies "A SETI Taxonomy" on his SETI.com blog.
- Anthony North crunches some numbers in his Beyond the Blog posting "The Mystical Seven".
Weekend Blogscan 18-05-2008
Posted by Greg at 03:07, 18 May 2008A few things to keep you busy over the weekend...
- Filip Coppens takes you touring to "Malta: The Small Island of the Giants".
- Emps looks into "Earthquake Portents and Conspiracies" at Cabinet of Wonders.
- Michael Prescott looks at skepticism and total recall in "Thanks for the Memory".
- At Psychic Times, Simon Forsythe asks "Where is the Evidence?" for the physical mediumship of David Thompson.
- Skeptic Randi upsets a few of the congregation in his latest newsletter by slipping his debasing "woo-woo" term into a story about pro-life supporters.
- Gary A. David has a blog entry title "Is this the Blue Star of Hopi Prophecy or Just a NASA Superhype?"
- The Mitchell-Hedges website investigates the mystery of "The Chief Fetish".
- Marcel Cairo offers "God, Einstein, and I quote..." at his blog I Done Thunk.
- Greg Bishop announces "UFO Disclosure Imminent (Not)" at UFO Mystic.
- Scott Creighton offers a little movie discussing the influence of the Orion constellation at the Giza Plateau.
Tuesday Blogscan 13-05-2008
Posted by Greg at 10:37, 13 May 2008A strange assortment to get you through the week...
- Robert McLuhan riffs on my post about magicians and the paranormal in his Paranormalia article "The Illusionists".
- The Societe Perillos looks deeper into the Bloodline controversy in "Blood on the Dancefloor".
- Also, the Grail Seekers blog writes up the Bloodline press conference last week.
- Mac Tonnies writes about "UFOs, Aliens and Consciousness" on his SETI.com blog.
- Filip Coppens takes you on an esoteric tour of St. Edmund's Masonic Church.
- Anthony North's latest post at Beyond the Blog is "Coincidence and the Thought Path".
- Sam Harris appears to be back in skeptic Randi's good books again, going by the Big R's latest newsletter.
- Nick Redfern gives his "3, 2, 1 of UFO Hatred" at Culture of Contact.
- Speaking of Nick, GhostMysteries.com has a feature interview with our favourite punk ufologist.
- UFO Digest features Brad Steiger's article "Rudolf Steiner and the Legacy of the Star Gods".
- The latest eSkeptic newsletter has two articles being skeptical of climate change skepticism.
- This week's Binnall of America audio interview is with S. Miles Lewis, discussing a wide range of esoteric topics.
- Also, Richard Thomas discusses "The Esoteric Worlds of Dr Who" in his column at Binnall of America.
- Paul Kimball offers a little ufological critique in "Ufology and Perspective".
Tuesday Roundup 06-05-2008
Posted by Greg at 23:38, 06 May 2008A strange assortment to get you through the week...
- Robert McLuhan has a wonderful Paranormalia entry titled "Trip Down Memory Lane" in which he contemplates LSD, materialism, and Susan Blackmore (amongst other things).
- Binnall of America Audio returns this week with an encore appearance from Carl Feindt , discussing the link between UFOs and water (amongst other topics).
- Emps tries once more to debunk the seemingly immortal Mexican Witch Hoax, at Cabinet of Wonders.
- Rupert Sheldrake's site has a new trialogue (Rupert, Andrew Weil and Ralph Abraham) discussing "Placebos and Mind-Body Relationships" - Part 1 and Part 2 (mp3 files).
- Skeptic Randi's latest newsletter targets the woo.
- Forgetomori looks for the lessons to be learned from Mpemba Science.
- Anthony North discusses "The Alien in the Book" at Beyond the Blog.
- The latest Paracast podcast interview is with ufology researcher Richard Dolan.
- Michael Tymn offers some not-so-late-breaking news: "Dead Pilot Tells How He Died: The Endeavor Mystery".
- UFO Casebook #305 and Filer's Files #18 are online and waiting to tell you all the latest news in ufology.
Weekend Blogscan 03-05-2008
Posted by Greg at 23:00, 02 May 2008A few things to keep you busy over the weekend...
- Filip Coppens revisits "The Legend of Akakor", which apparently is used in the new Indiana Jones film.
- Speaking of: the Mitchell-Hedges website has an article on "Frank Dorland's Research Into the Crystal Skull".
- The latest Skeptico podcast features part two of Alex's chat with Chris Carter, author of Parapsychology and the Skeptics.
- At Cabinet of Wonders, Emps shows how comic books can win the War on Terror.
- Dieter Hagenbach offers a eulogy for Albert Hofmann at Reality Sandwich.
- Michael Prescott dissolves Dualist reality with his blog posting "The Sliding Scale".
- Regan Lee investigates "High Strangeness on the Ranch" for UFO Digest.
- Rupert Sheldrake's website has mp3 audio of his recent lecture in Tucson.
- Gary A. David is the guest on this week's Red Ice Creations Radio, discussing his new book Eye of the Phoenix.
- Robert McLuhan debates the recent British 'psychic' legislation in his latest Paranormalia posting, "Psi and the Law".
- Michael Tymn 'interviews' a Nobel Prize winner about research into mediumship.
- Mac Tonnies explores some Terence McKenna ideas in "Communication via Fungi".
- The April edition of the MAPS newsletter has the latest developments in psychedelic research.
- The Societe Perillos looks deeper into the movements of Nazi occult explorer, Otto Rahn.
- Greg Bishop reviews the recent Retro UFO Conference.
- Skeptic Randi returns from London in time to bring you his latest newsletter.
Tuesday Blogscan 29-04-2008
Posted by Greg at 12:12, 29 Apr 2008A strange assortment to get you through the week...
- Invisible College #4 is now available for download (or alternatively, you can purchase a hardcopy).
- Michael Prescott listens in on Victor Hugo's Conversations with the Spirit World (Amazon US and UK). See also this earlier post from Michael.
- John Anthony West's latest 'PhoenixFire' podcast is titled "Consider the Kali Yuga".
- Erik Davis takes you on a tour of the catacombs of Paris, with vampires in tow.
- Nick Redfern investigates the curious case of "Van Tassel and the FBI" at UFO Mystic.
- Anthony North looks into techno-animism in his latest Beyond the Blog posting.
- The latest podcast from the Psychedelic Salon features Timothy Leary on "Creation of the Future".
- Forgetomori asks: is Earth the only Planet of the Apes?
- The Societe Perillos investigate the enigmatic Pierre Plantard in Part Four of their Priory of Sion series.
- Filer's Files #17 and UFO Casebook #304 have the latest ufological roundups.
Tuesday Blogscan 22-04-2008
Posted by Greg at 13:42, 22 Apr 2008A strange assortment to get you through the week...
- Robert McLuhan investigates "The South Shields Poltergeist" at Paranormalia.
- Anomaly Magazine features Greg Bishop's article " Whose Weirdness Is It, Anyway?"
- The latest eSkeptic newsletter digs deeper into the Expelled movie controversy.
- Michael Prescott gives Sir Arthur Conan Doyle an uppercut in his latest blog post, "The Conning of the Fairies". Michael wrote a little about this topic in Darklore Volume 1 - you can read his excellent article as a free sample PDF from the Darklore website.
- Anthony North's latest Beyond the Blog entry is titled "A Black Hole in Big Bang".
- Greg Bishop asks "Why Don't UFOs Stall Aircraft Engines".
- Filip Coppens writes about "Heliopolis: Egypt's Radiance".
- Skeptic Randi's latest newsletter battles the woo.
- UFO Casebook #303 and Filer's Files #16 for 2008 have the latest ufological roundups.
- The forum section of Graham Hancock's website has two new articles: "The Balance of the Two Lands: Ancient Egypt's Division According to the Ratio of Triangular Equilibrium (As immortalized in the Great Pyramid)", by William Glyn-Jones, and "The Mystery of the Orbs", by Glenn Kreisberg.
- Curious Expeditions takes you to "The Concrete Castle".
Tuesday Blogscan 15-04-2008
Posted by Greg at 13:47, 15 Apr 2008A strange assortment to get you through the week...
- Michael Shermer reviews Expelled for Scientific American.
- Michael Prescott offers "A Moldy Tale" of Spiritualism.
- The latest Skeptico podcast features an interview with Chris Carter, author of Parapsychology and the Skeptics (Amazon US).
- The latest podcast from the Psychedelic Salon is Terence McKenna's lecture "A Few Conclusions About Life".
- Filip Coppens writes about the Irish 'Round Towers' on his website.
- Curious Expeditions tells the amazing tale of "The Geyser Riders".
- Mac Tonnies says "SETI is for Chumps" on his SETI.com blog.
- The latest Binnall of America audio interview features Tom Shachtman discussing the history and culture of the Amish (mp3/podcast download, or streaming via Flash).
- Graham Hancock's Forum has a new feature article available: "Quantum Philosophy and the Ancient Mystery School: Today's New Science Philosophy - Old or New?", by Edward F. Malkowski.
- Filer's Files #15 for 2008 and UFO Casebook #302 summarise the past week of ufological news.
- Erik Davis takes you on a tour of Lotusland, in a new article at Reality Sandwich.
- Also at Reality Sandwich: Daniel Pinchbeck's "Enlightenment Reason or Occult Conspiracy?".
- Forgetomori casts a skeptical eye over tales of 'sheep circles'.
- Whitley Strieber's latest journal entry is titled "The Nye Incidents: the Scariest Story I Know".
- Anthony North writes about "Mass Culture and the Paranormal" at Beyond the Blog.

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hey been reading this thread from post one. love it.
Finlay got payed and went and got one at LHS took it out to the place with the least wind and flew it around. great plane i crashed it SO many times. broke it into many pieces. i managed to break the motor mount off with a nice chunk of foam too. use some rods from old broken flybars from my hummingbird and expoxy and works great now. the only place i can find with low wind is 10mph is average and gusts up to 20. but still flying. been using blue painters tape and its great. not much weight and its strong. its also amazing what will get stuck into the foam. i pulled a fox tail out one inch from the fuse amazing. well I'm wondering how well or bad would a stock hold a extra 5oz? want to try and put my camera in it. and what would i have to do to make it cary that nicely? also a great way to find places to fly is maps.google.com or nasa worldwind. |
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For stockey extra 5oz would be a killer, for sure. It will probably fly somehow if cg will remain in the right place.
The only way I could ever fly stock-powered stryker that is heavier than stock is when I used 9-cell battery, but then again I used very clean fuselage as compared to the one from the shelve. |
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yea i got a gen1 fues and it has thoes dimples on it i was thinking of doing a light coat of epoxy and then sanding the whole fues. just using the epoxy to protect the areas i dont really want sanded.
also will the stock electronics like a 2cell lipo? i have one 700mah laying around i want to use for something as its just sitting there. thanks alex. |
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thanks |
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hey guys, I have a stock stryker usign a stock 480, hs81MG servos and such.... I was thinking of buy a new lipo pack for it and was considering a 3s1p from http://www.maxamps.com/ probably the 1500mah pack, anyone use on in a stryker? or can make any better suggestions (around same price please) Someday i will upgrade to brushless, but am staying stock for now.....
thanks Aaron |
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cd-rom stryker....
ok fellas, im here to report that its a fact......mtwallet's cd-rom powered stryker is faster than mine with a mega 4 turn and 4 cell pack!! actually his "allmost" ran with mine, with him on a 3 cell......for those that have never seen my stryker here is a video of it....video hard to believe, but its true mtwallet's cd-rom motor will beat my stryker.....my hat is off to mtwallet, good job bro......finally we have nice flyin weather in michigan, well for a few months anyhow, lols...peace, randy.....
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Choosing the right plants and herbs for your pollinator garden
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URBANA, Ill. — Bumblebees, honey bees, butterflies, moths, hummingbirds and some other birds are essential for plant pollination, which must take place for fruit to form. University of Illinois Extension horticulture educator Kelly Allsup encourages gardeners to choose plants and herbs for next spring's garden that will attract these pollinators.
Pollinator gardens typically contain native perennials such as the aromatic anise hyssop (Agastache foeniculum), drought-tolerant coreopsis (Coreopsis grandiflora), spring-blooming wild indigo (Baptisia australis) and the white-flowering foxglove penstemon (Penstemon digitalis). Native insects have evolved with native plants and prefer them to non-native ornamental plants.
Pollinator gardens also incorporate flowering herbs such as lavender, marjoram, oregano, thyme, chives, fennel and parsley. Their aroma and consistent flowering make them attractive to pollinators, and are sources of nectar and pollen for beneficial insects and wasps.
"Provide pollen and nectar sources all throughout the growing season by planting perennials, herbs and ornamentals that flower at different times," said Allsup.
Plant flowers of different colors and contrasting shapes in the pollinator garden. Butterflies are attracted to orange, red and yellow and need a landing platform. Bees are attracted to blue, yellow and white and can see ultraviolet markings, the nectar guides, leading them to the source of nectar and pollen. Hummingbirds prefer plants with long tubular flowers in shades of red.
Allsup urges gardeners to include a decorative bird bath to serve as a source of water for pollinators, birds and other wildlife.
She warns that chemical pesticides should not be used on pollinator gardens and surrounding areas. Accept some insect damage, or use organic pesticides.
For more about garden pests, beneficial insects, and fruit and vegetable news, visit the University of Illinois Extension's Horticulture Blog, "Flowers, Fruits, and Frass," at http://web.extension.illinois.edu/lmw/eb255/.
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Maddie, Roy, and Morgan Grimmett have been working hard for the past couple of weeks from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m to supply Cullman residents with lemonade and a smile.
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Her first thought was that she wanted to earn enough money to pay her own way to Disney World, but a program on television changed her mind.
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Maddie dwelled on the idea for a while, then decided that instead of a vacation, her money should go toward the clean up efforts of the Gulf Coast wildlife.
Maddie has had some help from her friends, Kaylee and Lillie Rutherford, and of course, her employees, brother, Roy, 7, and sister, Morgan, 6.
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They make a hot couple! They should get together! Mark came off a bit sad when Callie said no more on-call room, I think he likes her! They should explore that now that Erica is out of the picture!
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Caroline Dall Gears Up for Summer in 1862
I don't know how your week is going, but Caroline Healey Dall had a pretty nice one 150 years ago.
Dall was a leading 19th-century reformer and essayist who played a significant role in the antislavery and women's suffrage movements. The MHS published the Selected Journals of Caroline Healey Dall, Volume I (1838-1855), edited by Helen R. Deese, in 2006. The second volume, covering 1855 to 1866, is in the works: I am in the midst of preparing Helen's manuscript for publication next year.
On 11 June 1862, Dall and her twelve-year-old daughter Sarah Keen Dall ("Sadie") and sixteen-year-old son Willie were living in Medford, Mass. (my hometown, incidentally, and, the site of Lydia Maria Child's "grandfather's house," of "Over the River and through the Woods" fame). She spent time with fellow Medford resident Mary B. Hall, who was apparently in a generous mood. Dall writes:
"Miss Mary gave me a little black silk sack for Sadie, & later with most tender motherly kindness--a bill for 100$--which I am to use now, & repay, if ever I am able to some one who needs it more than either of us, & whom I think Miss Mary would like to help if she were about."
Not bad. A gift for her daughter and a C-note with instructions to "pay it forward," if you will. Then Mary's nieces show up with a nice surprise.
"Came home--& laid a cold tea for Sadie & self. Later Fannie & Anna Hall came with the first strawberries for Mr Towne, & in the eveg I helped him with his Ms."
Nothing like iced tea and strawberries to prepare oneself for summer--assuming, of course, that her friend, the Unitarian minister Edward Towne, was kind enough to share the sweet fruit in exchange for help with his manuscript. Such help was valuable: Dall was an accomplished writer in many forms, including lectures, articles, and books, such as Woman's Right to Labor (1860), Woman's Rights Under the Law (1861), and The College, the Market, and the Court (1867).
An entry from later that week (14 June 1862) finds her in similarly idyllic territory, enjoying a "busy but peaceful morng." and combing Towne's hair "till he fell into a light slumber."
Union and Confederate troops in Virginia, meanwhile, enjoyed no such idylls as the disastrous Peninsula Campaign dragged on, resulting in tens of thousands of deaths. You can learn about the Peninsula Campaign and other aspects of the Civil War at the MHS Civil War web resource page.
Caroline Dall's personal papers live at the MHS. To learn more about her and her materials, check out the Caroline Wells Healey Dall Papers 1811-1917: Guide to the Microfilm Edition, or pick up a copy of the MHS publication Selected Journals of Caroline Healey Dall, Volume I (1838-1855), mentioned above. Editor Helen R. Deese has also published a one-volume, redacted version of Dall's diary, Daughter of Boston: The Extraordinary Diary of a Nineteenth-century Woman, Caroline Healey Dall (2005) through Beacon Press.
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Shenandoah Ridge would be excellent if they would go into the woods and streams in the complex and pull out nasty garbage that has been there for what appears to be years. Also, they should make a better effort at cleaning up new garbage that often litters the yards and parking areas. Finally, they should put down pinestraw on some of the infromal walkways so that people don't have to walk in mud. Otherwise, Shenandoah Ridge is an peaceful, quiet, friendly, and pretty place to live.
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Wakefield, coming off two straight complete games, did not factor in the decision but allowed just one hit and four walks with five strikeouts in seven vintage frames. Bay, meanwhile, had three of Boston's eight hits.
Manny Delcarmen (1-0) was credited with the win after a perfect eighth, while Jonathan Papelbon picked up his fifth save for the Sox, who were coming off a 9-0 homestand, including three straight from the rival Yankees.
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Lee had thrown 106 pitches before Wood entered in the ninth. The offseason acquisition issued a leadoff walk to Dustin Pedroia and a bloop single to David Ortiz before getting Kevin Youkilis to fly out.
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Do you know someone who has struggled to have a baby? Elizabeth Kay reveals the journey she and her husband are currently on to have a baby.
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Stay strong and positive!
My husband and I tried to have a baby for over six years. We then chose to adopt our beautiful daughter and two months later we were shocked to find out I was pregnant! We were then blessed with our wonderful son! Two children, just over a year apart in age! You just never know what life will bring you!
You'd be surprised how common it is. Good luck and stay positive!
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Elizabeth - There is always a way! I went through menopause at the age of 30 and I tried to have a baby when i was 35. With shots and a great Dr. (Women's Health Care Waukesh! Wi) I got pregnant. I was able to produce two eggs and gave birth to abeautiful girl Erin on March 17, 1995. Prays to both of you!
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I really am pulling for you to have a baby. it will happen. :)
Stay Positive & Good Luck!
I can totally relate to this. My husband and I tried for six years. I wanted nothing more than to be a mom. We told certain family members of our struggle only after we had a miscarriage. It was very difficult watching friends and family having babies during those years. It was very stressful with all the hormones I was on and all the money we were spending and not seeing any results. I could not believe that this was happening to us. However, after many fertility treatments and seeing an out of state specialist, we were blessed with twins! I wish you and your husband nothing but good luck. Prayers sent your way.
Pulling for you!
You can't give up! I tried for a year and a half for my second child, and had three miscarriages. I went through every test imaginable and spent a lot of time in clinics, and now we're 25 weeks pregnant with our son! I was just about to give up...just proves that time will tell.
You are not crazy!
I appreciate your comment of feeling like less of a women. This journey will be incredibly difficult and most around you will not understand it. We lost 6 babies two of those were tubals. My biggest advise to you is try not to get bitter. It was so hard watching everyone have babies, complain about their babies, wish they were you with no babies and so forth. We adopted three children (not all at the same time). Just know that because that is what you want (to have a child) in the end it will happen when it is suppose to. Keep a journals or make a scrapbook because in the end when you are holding that baby you will (believe it or not) not remember all this turmoil. Good luck.
Thank you for talking about this and your struggle! So many of us don't feel unable to discuss the topic of infertility. My husband and I tried for 6 years to have a baby. We suffered 2 miscarriages. When we finally figured out why I was miscarrying we got pregnant again only to give birth to a premature stillborn baby boy from a different complication. There is hope! Just over 2 weeks ago we brought home our miracle baby boy. He is perfect and 100% healthy. God has completed our miracle! Don't give up!
Let it happen when it ismeant to
Elizabeth, my heart is with you as will be my prayers. However, do not try so hard, relax and enjoy the moment and when you lease expected, you will get pregnant. Put it in God's hands and let it be His gift as every child is! Only then will you will be able to conceive. I read the comments from others and know of so many who tried so hard and think that is the problem, they are trying too hard! Then they go and adopt and while they go through all the legalities, they get pregnant! Your day will come and all of Milwaukee will have the largest baby shower ever in the city. I will plan to go there for it!
That was Connie from SJ, Puerto Rico.
Hang in There!
I went through the same exact type of miscarriage with my first pregnancy and know exactly how Elizabeth feels. On a more positive note I now have two beautiful healthy children. Don't give up! Thanks for sharing your story! I am sure you have helped some other women who are struggling with this know that they are not alone!
One day at a time....
We had the pleasure of meeting you last year at the opening of a health clinic. Our girls met you and loved your personality. You are already a natural with young children and I pray you will be blessed to have your own. You already hear and see that you are not alone. I hope you get some insight and answers and can move forward in the process. You will celebrate soon.... One day at a time! Prayers!!
You are strong!
I know exactly where you are coming from. My husband and I have struggled with unexplained infertility for the last 5 years. We have experienced one unexplained miscarriage (also at almost 9 weeks, and days after a beautiful ultrasound), two ectopic pregnancies and two chemical pregnancies. After five years, three doctors later, multiple shots, pills, ultrasounds, surgeries, tears, heart breaks we received the news. 12 weeks ago, one stuck in there :) You are absolutely right, this is taboo to talk about. I am glad you shared your experience. We need to make this less taboo in order to support families through the loss. We deal with tough times, imaginable to many. Where we dread mother's/father's day..and friends bombarding us with "when are you having a baby?!" I usually answer with my reality...and then of course they feel bad for me, which makes it worse. Feel empowered, but don't let this take over your life. It is easier said than done, I know. Much luck to you and your husband. This too shall pass.
please don't say "relax"
That is the absolute worse thing you can tell a family dealing with infertility!! We can't relax! Between appointments, taking your temperature, meds...etc...it really becomes a second job! So really, we can't relax..and yes, we know "it will come"!!
Educate yourself and don't give up (even though that is what they tell you to do so that it wil
After a very frustrating six years of trying I told the infertility specialist exactly what I wanted done: (artificial insemination with my husband's sperm which was treated with Percoll to increase the motility). The specialist was about to give up and recommend expensive in-vitro procedures and more gruesome tests on me. I wrote him a letter after doing my own research and it was all or nothing because we were going to give up if it didn't work. My suggestion worked the first time and I finally gave birth to a beautiful healthy baby girl! Good luck Elizabeth!!!
There is HOPE!
After 3 years of disappointment after disappointment - 3 miscarriages and 2 ectopic pregnancies, test after test, surgery, 7 rounds of IVF - some failed (5), some successful - 2 of the 7 tries - (#1 & #2 kids), and then a surprise miracle baby (#3) after all of that, I offer this.... The many years of heartache, the tears, the shots, the ultrasounds,the appointment after appointment, the ups/downs, the unbelievable amount of money...worth every moment! The wait was so hard, the road long, the fear of "not again" always in your mind just when things looked good, but along the way was also the opportunity to reach out to others that just started on their own, sometimes equally long, journey on the path of infertility and help them along the way, if even just a little, by giving them HOPE that things CAN work out. And, definitely be your own advocate ...research, ask, don't give in to "well that isn't how we do things" answers that some drs will give.
Thank you
Thank you all so much for your kind words and for sharing your stories. It definitely makes me not feel so alone. This is a hard time for Aaron and I, but we are trying not to quit and hopefully we'll be blessed with our own baby one day. Your messages mean so much to me and I appreciate them more than you'll ever know! xoxoxo - Elizabeth
All things are possible with God
I'm sorry I missed this discussion on the radio, but my advice is to stay open. Try not to focus so much on getting pregnant or having a baby, but keep visualizing the end result - your and Aaron's FAMILY. It's almost like when you do, the details fall in to place. I married my husband when I was almost 40, and we went through some of that infertility stuff. It didn't take long for our doctor to recommend IVF because of my age. We did not want to take out a mortgage just to have a baby. We weren't in a position to do that. We started looking into adopting a child with special needs. (It didn't cost anything.) The process involves going through specific things you will or will not accept, i.e. certain health problems, disabilities, gender, age range, race, etc. It feels kind of strange to do that, and I wasn't sure if I really wanted to go that route, but I tried not to think about my feelings too much. It was like we were being led through the details. It was easy. It was like riding a wave. It's amazing to me how well we were matched to the little girl we were lucky enough to welcome into our home. We ended up adopting her on her 3rd birthday. She's now an active and healthy 10 year old. Clearly we were meant to be together. We are definitely her parents and she is definitely our daughter. We couldn't be happier. In fact, this Saturday we will be celebrating Gotcha Day, the day we brought her home in 2005. You CAN have a version of what you want. I know several people who either took a long time to conceive or who had several miscarriages, and then went on to have four kids, or a boy and a girl - exactly what they wanted. My sense is that you will have your own babies, too. All the best to you and your husband! ♥☺☼♪♫ ~Kathy D.
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Stay positive, hon. Whatever route you end up on, your family will find its way together. Xoxo -cupcake sandy
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After losing a baby at 40 weeks, you need to learn relax and not stress. It is the worst advice but I didn't get pregnant until after I was able to take time for myself. -Mom of 4 and Angel
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Fail to see the scamSubmitted by Nicole (not verified) on Tue, 07/24/2012 - 9:42am.
People are disgusting- I see nothing in the article indicative of a scam here. No where does it say this is a non-profit organization that the girls have (being mistaken for the non-profit organization the family runs?). The fact is the child suffered a serious injury due to the construction of the hair accessory and is now making safe accessories that do not pose the same hazard and making some cash doing it- GOOD FOR HER! Why do people feel the need to trash her and her family for doing their thing and spreading awareness? Miserable people with nothing better to do I'm sure. GROW UP! Surely you have something better to do than bully children and their families- if not, I would suggest you get a life. »
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