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Clary sat on her bed, shock covered her face and ran through her body. She felt numb and alone, her whole life had been turned upside down in a week. Not even bothering to change into her pajamas she turned off her light and curled into a ball on her bed.
Her mother, missing.
Luke, didn't want anything to do with her.
Simon, was more than angry. She was alone with strangers, and Jace had gone back to being his normal arrogant, sarcastic self.
Sighing she rolled over and tried to get some sleep, willing herself not to think about that kiss of all things.
It had been three hours and still sleep was out of reach. Clary had counted every crack on the roof, every line on the floor over and over. Deciding that she couldn't take it anymore she got out of bed. After changing into her pajama shorts and singlet she wanted a walk. Needing to clear her mind she began wandering the halls of the institute. So deep in her thoughts Clary hadn't even realised where she was headed until she was standing in front of Jace's room. Unsure what to do next she placed her hand on his door and stood there for a moment as if it could bring her closer to his touch. Squeezing her eyes shut she turned and ran back down the hall. She kept running until she found the stairs to the greenhouse, quietly she climbed up them. Walking through silently she found Hodge had left. She sat where she had been just a few hours ago and let it all out.
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Jace hadn't been able to sleep. He heard the slow approaching footsteps and saw the movement under his door. He held his breath hoping whoever it was would think he was asleep and leave him alone. He had a pretty good idea who but was determined not to respond. It was crazy how one girl could have such an effect on him. Every time he saw her, his heart beat faster. All he wanted to do was hold her close, to protect her. After a moment the figure moved and began running away, the footsteps grew fainter.
Jace jumped out of bed and opened his door but she was gone. Unsure why he began to follow her. When he reached the greenhouse steps he hadn't been able to clear his thoughts of Clary. Knowing that Hodge would be in bed by now he just wanted to see her. When he entered the greenhouse he froze, there was a quiet sobbing noise coming from inside. He spotted Clary lying where they had their picnic, she was shaking and tears rolled of her pink cheeks. He walked over to her,
"Let me guess-" Jace started in a sarcastic voice. She looked up then turned away quickly but not before he saw the hurt on her face. He stopped talking and sat down next to her, as he realised she really was really hurting.
"Clary?" He whispered, stroking her hair. "Are you OK?" She looked up at him and he saw the heartbroken look on her face. It broke his heart to see how much pain she was in, especially since it was his fault. Clary just stared up at him, her sobbing had stopped but tears kept falling. He held her as if he could take away all her pain and suffering onto himself.
"Jace." She whispered in a shaky voice, "What are you doing?". He looked into her eyes, what was he doing? To love was to destroy. Yet Jace couldn't let Clary go, he should have left then but instead he held her tighter.
"I don't know." He whispered, his voice slightly uneven. He tried to gain control but let his guard down the instant she leaned up and kissed him. It was soft and sweet and caught him by surprise.


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The clouds are dark grey, the sky was shedding it's powder snow, and the wind was chilling to the bone. You could hear the whisper, the chilling scream of the wind from inside buildings. Ice streaked across sidewalks, and some streets. The main streets and sidewalks simply didn't get affected with all the people and cars melting the ice before it could even chill over. Now I wasn't out in this no, I was in my bed all cuddled in warm blankets. A yawn escaped my mouth, lips parting and arms stretching. Boy was I still tired, really, really tired. I could if I wanted to stay in bed all day - Alas this wasn't going to happen.
Slowly I sat up, stretching some more as legs extended and arms spread wide. A rush of cold air smacked me against the bare chest, giving me goosebumps that crawled along my skin. That only made me want to actually stay in bed even longer. So I simply told my self to get out of bed now! Which I did very slowly... Think of me as a snail right about now.
I pushed the blankets back, revealing a pair of black socks, and black boxer briefs. Pushing up from the bed I made my way to the large closet in my room. Quickly gathering something to wear, and laying it down upon the bed. What I needed? Well I needed a warm shower to wake me up fully. It happened all so fast, getting the clothing, walking to the bathroom down a cold hallway and actually getting the shower to warm up. Slipping from the socks and briefs I moved to a small hamper placing them inside. After that I was gone, already inside the warm shower and the water beating against my skin.
A soft moan passed half parted lips as the shower got hotter, my hands pushed against the wall and my body slumped forward a bit. Yes this felt that good! Now I would stay in longer but I didn't want to use all the hot water. So yes I had to literally force my self to wash up and leave the shower behind. It hurt a little, being in warmth and feeling that chill once more. After stepping from the glass shower, I dried off using the same towel and wrapping it around my waist. Leaving the bathroom slowly steam not only rolled out from the open door but off my body. That's when I noticed it, the heat had just kicked on and you could hear it. " About damn time.. " I spoke swiftly with a hiss.
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The site is still maintained in-house by interior designer Michelle Peckham and office manager Peggy Olson. Much more comprehensive than the standard architect's Web site, it contains detailed program, size, cost, density, and parking statistics on dozens of projects. And it includes the Web addresses and phone numbers of the contractors, developers, and consultants involved, so potential clients have multiple contacts right at their fingertips. Although 90 percent of the firm's work comes from repeat clients, it doesn't hurt to be able to refer new ones to the site. "The
Baker's initial fervor over computer technology hasn't abated. He, MacKenzie, and the firm's third partner, Kevin Wilcock, AIA, are bullish on the Autodesk Revit 3-D building design and documentation software they've been using since 2003. "We're very efficient designers, because our software systems are sophisticated," says Wilcock. Their technological expertise helps explain a production volume that seems almost impossibly high for a 12-person operation. The firm has more than 3,700 multifamily or single-family production housing units built or under construction and 2,600 more in the design phase. It also takes on an occasional custom home or commercial project.
David Baker + Partners' own headquarters occupies a ground-floor space in the Clocktower Lofts, a former lithography plant whose 1992 renovation it designed. The building, located in San Francisco's gritty South of Market Area (SoMa), exemplifies the community-based principles that govern the firm's work. Its two-story atrium entry, for example, encourages people to take the open-air staircase rather than the elevator. "People will use the stairs when there's only one flight to navigate," Wilcock says.
To reach their office, the staff walks through a courtyard with a small fountain, where the soothing sound of running water mingles with the chirping of birds. "It's a decompression zone," says Baker, whose interest in fountains was sparked by an online AIA continuing education course he took on feng shui. "You come in here and your blood pressure goes down." The firm enjoys the courtyard so much, in fact, that it now designs outdoor rooms into each of its projects. "It's almost as if the buildings are there to mold the exterior spaces," says Jim Chappell, president of San Francisco Planning and Urban Research, a public policy think tank of which Baker is a director.
Low-density housing may be out of the question, but that still leaves plenty of high-density variations to try. And the more complex a program, the better Baker likes it. About half the firm's housing work is affordable and the other half market-rate—often the two are blended within the same project. For-sale and rental units also coexist within many jobs, as do different uses. (When designing condominiums, Baker has the developer indemnify him from any litigation that may arise due to California's strict liability laws for condos.) Project settings and user groups contrast wildly. Recently completed work includes 8th & Howard, a mix of affordable SROs (single-room occupancy) and family housing in SoMa with street-level retail, daycare, and CarShare parking; and the Hotel Healdsburg, a luxury wine country hotel containing boutiques, a high-end restaurant, and a spa.
Such variety allows Baker and his staff to apply knowledge gained from one kind of project to the design of another. Take the Clocktower and other loft projects' handcrafted lobby staircases created by local artisans. For the Hotel Healdsburg the firm took its focus on vertical circulation a step further, designing a sunlit "green stair" lined with bamboo plants. And at 8th & Howard and other projects, it turned its attention to the upper-level stairwells, designing windows into each one so no resident is ever trapped in a windowless zone. Each hallway in most of its work ends in a window too, allowing double-loaded corridors to breathe. "We have some peculiar things that we make important, and daylight in corridors is one of them," Baker says.
The firm's Modern, quirky designs don't please everyone. Martin, who often serves as a color consultant for her husband's firm, remembers a SoMa dweller calling the mayor's office to complain about the bright exterior colors at a neighboring market-rate rental project. But the people who live in David Baker + Partners' buildings generally love their homes. "The real test is how the residents feel," says Scott Falcone, senior project manager at Charities Housing Corp., a developer of 8th & Howard. "We did a survey of the tenants at 8th & Howard after they'd lived there about a year, and they're just glowing. They appreciate the units, the amenities, the open space, the layout."
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Let's see, your "pot" can weigh a ton. So, you're mashing about 500 pounds of grain, with say, 1.5 qt. H2O/lb.? Since you're dealing with that much grain and no doubt, a seasoned professional, using a fine "pot". Buy an auger drive designed for moving mash. Used, they start at about 3 grand. Of course, you'll need to weld all kind of gizmonics to the "pot" to make it work. Now, if you wanna be a Wanna Be Rube Goldberg. You can remove the auger assembly from a junked 1500 lb. per day, Scotsman ice flaker. Replace the shaft seal with a high temp B&G stainless pump seal. Replace both bearings with Fafnir sealed high temp ones. You'll need to have the shaft and auger barrel milled to accept the seal. The inlet and outlet of the assembly is 2". You'll need to weld a couple of stainless flanges on the ports. You can chop off the refrigerant pipes as you'll not be using that part of the auger. The pipes can be used to fashion a toilet paper roller or wind chimes. Then, bugger up your "pot" with some 2", 4 or 8 bolt stainless flanges and bolt the auger to it. You'll need to replace the drive motor with a reversible motor. The entire assembly weighs about 200 lbs. You may be under 1.5 grand when it's all done. A peristaltic will move mash. One with big enough ports isn't cheap. I tri-decoction everything I brew. My grain bill is only 20-25 lb. I use a 15 gallon tri-clad on a burner, for a mash tun. I use a stainless pitcher to move the mash to a 5 gallon tri-clad decoction kettle or to the lautertun. It's not all that bad. But, I'm not in the big league using a 500 pound grain bill.
On the cheap, I would probably buy something like a winch on a swivel that could lower a bucket into the mash. Not a perfect solution as you would have to push the grains into the bucket somehow. But what if you were to put a pre-measured fraction of your grains into BIAB bags... Then just fish out those specific bags to do your decoction, using a hoist/ winch to lift them? Maybe add a little bit of wort to the mostly dry grains that you'd be pulling out. You could even submerge something like a 55gallon SS kettle directly into your mash, then pull it out, rinse the bottom, heat it, then dump it. I am not saying it would work, just throwing out some thoughts here. Were you being literal when you said "a ton"? Give us an actual volume and I bet the smart folks here can come up with a decent alternative to expensive augers.
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Splick-it Inc, a provider of branded mobile apps and online ordering platforms for restaurants, announced this week that Vijay Bangaru has joined the organization as president and CEO. Bangaru has worked with Google, Microsoft and MapQuest in a variety of product management and technology leadership roles.
Most recently, Bangaru was VP of product at MapQuest where he helped launch products such as MapQuest Vibe and MapQuest Discover. He previously managed product and technology at Google, playing a key role in the development of Google Drive, Google Docs and Google Search.
"This is a really exciting time in the mobile ordering space with the convergence of mobile commerce, loyalty and mobile POS systems and I look forward to guiding the Splick-it team to continue to be a stand-out leader and innovator," Bangaru says.
Bangaru is actively recruiting talent to join his team and help realize his aggressive business development roadmap. He has already recruited Anke Corbin as SVP of sales and marketing and Bob Durkin as VP sales.
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It's easy to have misconceptions about what RAGE really is. Word on the internet has pegged the game as a sort of bastard child in an illicit three-way between Borderlands, Fallout, and Doom, but to go into this game expecting anything resembling a role playing experience is to prime yourself for disappointment. This is an id game after all, and it's easy to see the DNA of their older works shining through the pretty new graphics. This is a post-apocalyptic world, colloquially referred to as "The Wasteland" by its inhabitants, and mutants and oppressive government forces play large roles in the game's story, but the similarities between RAGE and something like Fallout end there. Despite the seemingly heavy focus on driving, this is about as pure as first person shooters get.
See, despite being marketed so heavily as an integral part of the game, the driving really only serves to get you from point A to point B so you can start your next mission. Sure, there are a few race missions, but many of these are optional, the only incentive for completing them being more upgrades for your car, which are mostly unnecessary unless you plan on doing more races in the future. It's a vicious cycle of ultimately useless mechanics. This puts the focus squarely on the shooting, and given the quality of RAGE's gunplay, that's exactly where the focus should be.
Id's been around the block when it comes to crafting a quality shooter, and it shows. There are no superflous guns in RAGE. Every weapon in the game serves a distinct purpose, their utilities multiplied by various ammunition types. When fighting at a distance, the sniper rifle is best. When corridor crawling, the shotgun is the clear choice. Trying to be stealthy? Pull out your crossbow and let the bolts fly. The various ammo types only serve to reinforce the purpose of each weapon, adding flexibility while still allowing for every gun to feel unique and purposeful. The crossbow, for example, has electric bolts which can take out multiple enemies at a time if they're standing in water, or stun an enemy before they can raise an alarm. These add another interesting layer to the stealth sections.
Sneaking is rarely a valid strategy in RAGE, though. The AI will almost immediately become attuned to your presence in most situations, and when they attack, they're serious. There has been a certain perception based on the promotional videos that the AI may not be very advanced, and that definitely holds true in a certain way. They'll aggressively rush you in most situations, and while their movements are often unpredictable and wild, that seems to stem less from great AI programming and more from the great animation. Couple that with the fact that many levels amount to a very linear corridor crawl, and playing RAGE can at moments feel like a trip back in time.
That's not necessarily a detriment to the game, though. I doubt it'll win any awards, but there's something about the very concentrated, very relentless way that the game goes about guiding you through its levels that's incredibly engrossing. Firefights flow together nicely, melee attacks blend smoothly with the gunplay, and moving and shooting through the levels feels entirely natural. Every weapon sounds and feels like it can do some real damage, and given the unrelenting assault of most enemies you'll definitely need to extract every last bit of that damage from each gun. This is far from new or innovative gameplay, but it can be intense to the point of becoming enrapturing. Then you die and have to replay the last 30 minutes because you forgot to manually save your game.
Yes, RAGE feels old in more ways than one, and its autosaving policy eventually becomes a huge detriment to the great flow that the gameplay works so hard to build. You see, the game will only autosave when you enter or exit a level. In the beginning of the game this is no big deal, as you can easily beat a level in ten or fifteen minutes without having to worry about dying and starting again. As the levels become longer and the difficulty level more trying, however, it's often necessary to pause the game after a firefight and hit save before moving on. Even worse than having to pause the game every few minutes to save your progress if forgetting to do so and paying the price later; as I mentioned earlier, it's easy to become enraptured in the action occurring onscreen and forget to save, leading to a frustrating surprise when you die and realize that you have to repeat the entire level over again.
It's additionally annoying because you'll have to go back and collect all of the random loot scattered about every level. Much of this loot serves little purpose but to be sold at one of the game's numerous venders. The rest of it can be combined within your inventory screen to create some pretty neat little gadgets. There's a lock grinder, which literally grinds violently away at locked doors until the burst open, a bladed boomerang device that can lop off enemy limbs if thrown precisely, RC cars that can be remotely detonated, and many more interesting devices to be crafted. Even though a lot of the loot you'll find lying around serves little purpose, it still feels essential to collect it all. Those boots may seem inessential now, but what if you find a blueprint for a shoe bomb or something around the next corner? Better hold on to them just in case. It helps that there's no encumbrance limit, so anything you see lying around you can carry. Collecting loot while blasting through the levels adds just enough depth to the game to keep it from feeling boring. There's a nice sense of progression to the blueprints that you unlock too, and given that most of the items you craft can be upgraded via side missions, there's a nice feeling of growing ever more powerful as the game progresses.
You'll need this power, as the villainous Authority throws everything it has your way to stop you from... well, to stop you from... shooting more of their dudes, I guess? There really isn't a clearly defined ultimate objective for a large portion of the game. Instead, you'll take on quests from numerous NPCs that'll make you a more powerful killing machine. The main impetus of most of these quests is either to help out the people of The Wasteland, or to grow more powerful to avoid the encroaching clutch of the Authority. The story, generic as it is, hardly matters because again, the gameplay is so smooth and urgent.
The fantastic shooting mechanics aren't even present in the game's multiplayer, which puts the focus squarely on the driving. It's nice to see a game try something different with its multiplayer modes, but it still feels odd that there's absolutely no option for a more traditional deathmatch. The driving mechanics are strong enough to support the multiplayer, at least for a little while. I doubt anybody will be playing RAGE online for long, as bigger and better things are slated to come out (and have in fact already come out) this year. The Mario Kart-esque physics and powerups make it feel far more like an arcade racer than perhaps you might expect, and it's fun enough for a few rounds. But there's very little longevity built in to the product, and without utilizing any of those fantastic shooting mechanics, I can't see RAGE competing with this year's other big releases in terms of multiplayer.
In terms of presentation, though, RAGE is easily a contender for one of the best of the year. Not wanting to wait for a patch addressing the PC version's graphical issues, I purchased the Xbox 360 version, and despite that system's comparatively inferior power the game still looks fantastic. The animations of every character have a gorgeous hand-crafted feel to them, and the vaunted "megatextures" look pretty nice as well. Certain parts, particularly on the consoles I'm assuming, aren't quite as impressive as you might expect. Look off the beaten path too much, and you'll find blurry, muddied textures on the walls and rocks and other miscellaneous objects. It's not an issue or anything, but I feel obliged to mention it given this game's much-hyped graphical quality.
RAGE is in many ways an odd game. Everything but the core shooting and looting feels completely extraneous, but I really didn't mind any of it. The driving is inoffensive, the multiplayer is completely unnecessary but enjoyable enough, and the open world, while really not that open or that big, gives a great sense of context to your actions. Despite some issues with lousy autosaving, RAGE remains smooth and intense enough to be great fun, even while feeling completely inessential in the greater landscape of the video game market.


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Google AdWords: 11 herbs and spices revealed
Google likes its secrets. But there's one secret it likes more than any other. We don't mean Goobuntu. Or the GDrive. Or those Juniper-killing GRouters. We mean the secret that makes the millions, the secret at the heart of the Mountain View money machine.
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In fact this article shows the truth, but there is not much to do about it as an advertiser, Google takes a lot of the money per click..
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That's a very interesting article, except I don't know how true it is because on my own websites that have AdSense on them I see the same ads all the time, even when I use a proxy, so they are either adjusting the top bids on a per user basis, or the article isn't correct. If I visit Will's tech-faq I still see the same ads on repeat visits.
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I have some CEM T3 that i am currently at 25mcg ED
I have no idea where you are hiding that 196 lbs but good luck!
weight this morning 188lbs
My diet strategy is keto..and I'm terrible about logging food so this should be a challenge
diet was pretty uninteresting today
2c coffee with heavy cream/ aprox 6 tablespoons.
2 eggs whole, hard boiled.
c homemade chicken soup, noodles and carrots removed.
8oz steak tips .5c cabbage/boiled.
2 whey isolate shakes
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I recommend this..I about died..I sent Jimmy a msg letting him know I was having a stroke and that I wished him well. That is all.
looking forward to receiving my WP goodies to really get this party started.
couple things I forgot..see, I'm disorganized
I've been on 2iu's of Gh ED for about 6 weeks..getting low and will be shopping for new soon
and I've been on the npp for 4 weeks, gonna go four more and probably drop it...but who knows...maybe not.
Var and Proviron were started yesterday
hitting the 7 day mark with the t3 and will be ramping that up..just conserving what I have right now.
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189.5 when I woke up this morning
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and that's it..I'm not hungry..I'm choking down water but I'm going to fall short of goal for the day.
My gym is closed today due to inclement weather (this was like the cherry on my day *grumble*).
I did 15 rounds of sprints on my interior stairs in my house mainly in a fit of anger. thats pretty much the end of my workout today.
Just use coffee and a lower fat creamer.
yeah I don't like sugar in my coffee at all
you think lower fat Heavy? its tough to find a good one because they usually add sugar instead :/
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The atmosphere got set with a two speed rendition of Navaragamalika varnam followed by Bhupalam, the first raga essay of the evening. The inherent volume in Murthy's fingers added to the weighty presentation.
The raga was well negotiated with plain notes. Pantula followed with a more subdued approach making it even more emotional. 'Sadachaleswaram' (Adi-Dikshitar) gave enough scope for the duo to unleash swaras at varying speeds.
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I absolutely love this one!! I had the pleasure of seeing Brian and Johanna dance it at jg2 this year. This was my favorite dance of the weekend. The song is upbeat and the phrasing is very easy to follow.
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Bracken Ellis - 18/06/2002
Great beginner dance - taught to my classes at the end of last year and it is still their #2 favorite dance (JP's Everlast is #1).
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Mike Taylor - 18/06/2002
Jan has choreographed close on to 200 dances,I have danced to around half of those and can honestly say this this is one of best that I have come across...really, REALLY good.
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This dance has really grown on our group. Let's never stop dancin' "Chill Factor".
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This review may be a bit late, but we continue to find this a fun-loving dance. Everyone should know it!
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Ed "The Amsterdam Stetsons" Ybarra - 18/06/2002
I only need to say...an EXCELLENT dance!!! Ever been to a live music festival where the band plays slow music and you didn't know what to dance? THIS IS "THE" DANCE!!!
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Leo's exploratory surgery for his other testicle will be on October 7. Lucky Him!
Curiously, Skyler is all scared of Leo's surgery and doesn't know that he will be having open heart surgery. His Mom doesn't want him to know because he stresses out about it constantly. He's asking about the results of his cardiac catheter and DH and Skyler's Mom have decideed that he is not to be told until a week or so before hand. I'm glad, in a way, that Leo will have a surgery first so that Skyler can realize that it's not worth getting scared about.
So how do you deal with surgery and your children. Are you open about it and talk to them about it to allay their fears and let them know what the risks are? Do you hide it from them until the big day? Why?
Skyler is 12, and personally I do better with more information than less and would be more inclined to talk to Skyler about it... Not my choice, though.
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When Isaiah had surgery, we talked about it with the whole family. We didn't go into a whole lot of detail, but the kids knew the doctors would make a hole in his stomach, and he would have a tube in his belly for us to put medicine in. We didn't tell Isaiah the date of the surgery, though, because he would worry so much he'd never sleep. We just told him about the surgery in general so that he could be mentally prepared for what was going to happen in the future without fretting constantly. So we told him that morning we were going to the hospital for his surgery. Does that make sense?
In regards to why to tell them: they're going to know something's going on anyway. You can't hide something that big from a child. And I'd rather them know what's happening and be able to ask questions rather than using their imaginations to fill in the blanks.
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When Madi had her T&A she was 20 months old. We didn't really prepare her in any way because I didn't feel that she could understand. If she were to need surgery now we would discuss it at length so she could ask any questions she may have. I find that my kids do better when they are mentally prepared and know what to expect.
I believe that having Leo's operation(s) first is a great advantage for Skyler. I completely agree with your view of things, but respect his parents' opinion. Since he knows the surgery will happen at some point anyway, he is already fretting and asking questions. By answering those carefully and patiently, you are already helping. His mother is not able to answer such questions well, so perhaps that is part of her reasoning in avoiding discussion? Certainly she is allowed to be anxious herself!
Again, I think patience and a calm attitude with his questions is needed. Repetition can be annoying, but to understand something well, you need to think it through again and again from many angles, especially at his age.
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Tom was only 4 months old so we talked with Sam a lot. If he has a redo it will be with him as part of the decision making process. I'm sure we'll be talking about it a ton to help him decide if he wants his lip changed (it's looking pretty good but it's bulky there). I'm not looking forward to that. Maybe dan will take the lead.
I do think it's lucky for your family that Leo's surgery comes first. And at age 12 I think your step-son should be included more but it's good you are respecting his parents' wishes.
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I'm always open with my kids. For his 2009 surgery there was a little boy whom my BFF knew the mom. The mom volunteered to bring her son over and show us pictures and show Eli his scar. Now being a bit more prepared we read books about being in the hospital and being different. Our favorite is "Franklin Goes To The Hospital". There is another one I haven't found that they let us borrow in the hospital after his last surgery that I want to get. It's a Curious George one where he has to have surgery. We use the stories to talk about the feelings. We also now look back at his old pictures. The books by FAR help Eli deal with it. We also have a feelings stuffed animal that has pillows with "feelings" on them that when he doesn't want to actually talk or can't find the word we stuff the pillows in the toys mouth. For Eli's 2009 surgery we took Dakota the day of surgery (long story to actually explain why) and his last surgery DH brought all the kids down the day after. Faith didn't really understand as she was only 9 months old. Oh and we also get out all the dr stuff (we actually have the real stuff the drs and therapists at the hospital send home with us) and do role playing. He does much better when we prepare him. It allows him to work out his fears and all the feelings that go along with preparing.
Another factor that might play into her not talking to him about it is that she is afraid and it's hard for her to keep emotions in check or not freak out? DH was like that for a VERY long time.
And Leo's surgery being first could be a HUGE benefit I agree.
We have a book where Curious George eats a puzzle piece and has to have surgery to get it out - it might just be Curious George Goes to the Hospital. But at your step-son's age he might not dig Curious George
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Sarah is away for a few days now.
I (Nana Marie) agree that books can be helpful. I think Skyler likes books for younger kids because they are quick to read (!) and because he likes to read to his little sister. So maybe they could read curious George, Franklin Goes to the Hospital and other books too before Leo's surgery. (Madeline gets her appendix out in one book and all her friends cry with jealousy!)
And I also think that both parents are concerned & nervous about Skyler's surgery because of the terrible accidents that occurred when his first "routine" operation took place. How could you NOT be anxious after that!
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Reading kid books to Ivy before Leo's surgery would be a great way to help make Skyler more comfortable with the idea of surgery. Good thinking!
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Hello, late to game here, but I wanted to offer my opinion about surgery.
Will has had 5 surgeries since Feb 17th. We've told him each and every time what the surgery will be about, how much pain he will be in, what they will do to relieve his pain etc. I'm very surprised at age 12 S's mother feels that hiding it from him is reasonable. Maybe Will is old for his age, but we've always been honest about what is going to happen. We started this when he was just a little guy, having to get vaccination shots. We told him it would hurt, but then it would be over. So much better than lying to him. Now he knows that he can trust us when we talk about what is going to happen. It has served us well in our recent journey -- everyone, doctors, nurses, technicians tell us how easy he is to work with even during difficult procedures.
On the other hand, if S obsesses and freaks out, giving him a general idea may be better. I agree, seeing Leo's surgery ahead of time is great timing.
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