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My father has been told any more treatments will not help his non-hodgkins lymphoma, stage 4 cancer and we were told it is now all about quality of life. No prognosis on time frames, no information given on what to look for, nothing. I am his daughter and caregiver and I need to know so we can plan Dad's life and work on the bucket list. It seems I cannot get this information on the web either. Does no one want to commit to an answer? I won't hold you to it.... I just need help!
Lynne, During and after chemotherapy, diarrhea can be a side effect. You may want to try Immodium and see if this helps. It may just take time for your GI system to recover from the chemotherapy. Also try eating very mild foods, nothing with high fats or spicy. Rice, potatoes, bananas, crackers, soft puddings. If you can, ask for a meeting with a Nutritionist or Dietitian for more ideas.
I have severe diareah after taking chemo..prescriptions do not help it..would acidopolis help?
My wife Debbie passed away on Sunday. We had taken her to a Hospice home and were assured that it was free and how lucky Debbie was to go there. I am unemployed so that was good news. The next day I was called by their business office and I was asked for my credit card info and was told they wanted three days in advance and the rate was $400 per day. I also had to pay for her cremation $1,500 and an ambulance ride for $1800. Nobody in this process ever asked if I needed any help with the obituary in the paper so their wasn't any! The remains will be picked up today by me. They are ready a day after the service was held by my church. Nobody in this whole cancer progression ever wondered how I was doing during this time period. It is a damn shame that there is no concern for the spouse of the cancer patient. I am so sorry for myself about what my wife went through but it has been no picnic for me either.
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My father was diagnosed with a glioblastoma 2 days after Christmas. He is 76 and has a farm of which he has sold all his horses, mules and cattle. he went to MD Anderson and they were able to remove all of the tumor. He has had his initial radiation and chemo and 1 round of chemo (5days on 3 weeks off). He had an MRI before starting the chemo and after the initial tx of radiation and chemo. He tolerated the rad and chem0 very well, but the double strength chemo was much more dificult. he was due to begin the 2nd 5day course, but his memory and speach has gotten so bad. They repeated the MRI and saw something which required a PET scan. No Cancer, but a ring of tissue necrosis.(my mom said she believed that was the term. I just wanted to hear from anyone will his memory and ability to talk, write a complete sentence, etc. improve? He has always worn hearing aids and his hearing is much worse now. The tumor was in his R temporal lobe. Where will this all lead? I can't help but grieve for the inevitable. Is there anything I should say or do now instead of wishing I had later when it is more difficult? Are there services you think Mom and Dad should look into to help ease the side effects or just the constant drain of this terrible cancer? They live in Nashville. I think Dad's main concern is getting the farm sold and knowing mom is settled in a home she can manage. He is concerned about the way he set up his will. He just feels so responsible for the 4of us and of course mom.
This post is for Erin. I can't even imagine how hard it must be to be in your situation. A positive attitude is so hard to keep ALL of the time; so give yourself permission to feel afraid and realistic. It is true that people do not always know what to say. However, you might find support from your close friends if you are honest about how you are feeling. Thank you for having the courage to share your feelings on the blog. You have many people here who can support you and understand your feelings.
going for my 6 month soon i am terrified....but I do not let anyone see it. and all they say is "you have to stay positive" or my favorite!! (which I have heard hundreds of times) "You shouldn't worry ( HA ) you will be the one that makes it! Thymic Carcinoma stage 4 I don't think so VERY RARE AND NOBODY "MAKES IT" I feel guilty because I almost wish they would find it this time ... at least the torture of waiting and doing it alone, because no one really gets it, would be over. I smile and pray and have a GREAT attitude but I think i have earned the right to also be realistic.
Thank you, so much, for this link. It will be a great source of information for me. I appreciate your prompt reply. Have a great day, Sheryl.
I recently lost a very dear friend to cancer. I'm finding the grieving process to be especially difficult because I have cancer myself. My friend and I were going through chemo together. Part of me feels guilty because I survived (so far, at least) and my friend didn't. Are there any resources for people in my situation?
This post is for Cindi. A person with Von Willebrand disease will need to plan well with their surgical team for any reconstructive plans because of the increased risk of bleeding with this disease. For a comprehensive overview on Von Willebrand disease from Mayoclinic.com, copy and paste this link in your browser http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/von-willebrand-disease/DS00903
Many of you have been also talking about NCI Cancer Centers in your blog postings. This designation means that the Cancer Center has comprehensive patient services including robust education resources. Mayo Clinic's Cancer Center spans the three sites including Minnesota, Florida and Arizona. In Florida, the Cancer Resource Room is located in the Davis Building, 8th floor lobby and is open Monday - Friday. In Arizona, the Patient and Health Education Library is located on the Concourse Level, behind the fountain, in the Mayo Clinic Building. The Library is open and staffed Monday - Friday; or call 480-301-8946.
Can you give me some information on reconstruction surgery with Von Willibrans disease type 2B? How will this increase the risks of the surgeries? Thank you for any information that you can provide.
For lung cancer fighters I strongly endorse these two sites. For getting information from oncologist's "Cancergrace.org" Doctors will reply to your questions as well as having blogs on various points of interest. The 2nd "www.inspire.com" A wonderful support site that can be really uplifting.
Two suggestions for information; First- The book; Anti Cancer- A New Way of Life by David Servan-Schreiber, MD, PhD. Great book! Also, a subject that has limited information is Male Breast Cancer. Visit http://hisbreastcancer.org/ for information and to help bring awareness.
Not to leave out Keith Block's book " Life Over Cancer", Bantam Books. So far, I am a living testament and would recommend it to anyone fighting the good fight. He also runs a clinic in Evanston, IL that I visit in addition to my regular oncologist Dr. Piel.
Sorry, I ran out of writing room. (Always do). Elizabeth is now near our home, in an NHC Facility. Hopefully, she can come Home, at long last, in May, where a Home Health Co., under Medicaid - yes, really - will take over. We will also have Coverage with our main Ins. carrier. Liz is 63, I am 64. We are retired' but I won't be able to "handle her" alone. Liz cannot walk & requires a Catheter & a "Depends." The 'enemy' shut down her lower-half, but she IS having improvements in her legs and the "other" functions. The Lymphoma was diagnosed from a swollen node on the L side of her neck. She had an infarc- tion in the R hemisphere of her brain, but Lymphoma there is unlikely, say her MD's. Her spine and fluid look good, and the Nodes look good at this time. The BIG culprit is a mass which developed at her Lumbar, just below the spine, and unfortunately became intwined in the nerves there, or "horse's tail," hence, her paralysis issues. We have become a wheel- chair/handicap family.
Hi, Sheryl. Thanks for all you do to help all of us. My sweet wife, Elizabeth came down with Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma in very late June, we now know (2010). We and my daughter KNEW some- thing was really wrong with her at that time. Liz felt like going to the Beach for a few days with Daughter & grandaughter. She began to have significant trouble walking, getting to the bathroom "on time," and with her legs holding her up. She just couldn't do stairs very well, also. We had been to the Doctor before our short trip, and went again on July 19th. About the 15th, she had begun to fall or "slip" to the floor and wet herself before reaching the bathroom. BUT, she COULD NOT get up. We were terribly alarmed! And we had been watching her (Liz & I) very CLOSELY since our return. On the 22nd, we conferred with her Dr by phone, and we went to Vanderbilt Medical Center ER on July 24. She was really sick. And, Liz has not been home yet. Some of the BEST Hematology MD's in the U.S. (a Team of 10 total) and Neurologists worked very hard to get her where she is today, in remission, and getting stronger each day. She has a Port just under her neck (her R side),and also an Omeya in the right side of her head. Going on 9 months! Liz is still in treatment every 4 weeks: Vinblastine/Velban, and Methatrexate as her Dr. deems necessary. All her appts. are at Vanderbilt,under Dr. John P Greer and Neuro-Oncologist, Dr Paul Moots. She has been in 2 Health/Rehab Centers; now ne
A resource that is still available at Amazon.com is the book Fighting Cancer by Richard Bloch (the R. of the H & R Block income tax preparation firm-the brothers changed the spelling to ensure proper pronunciation). He survived a cancer diagnosis after being told he had three months to live. He and his wife, Annette, have established more than 20 Cancer Survivors Parks in cities in North America. Each provides sculptures and landscaping conducive to reflection and meditation, with the aim being to encourage people to want to live even though they or a loved one have been diagnosed with cancer. I am fortunate to live half a block from the first park which was opened in Kansas City near the Country Club Plaza in 1990. I walked there on Sunday afternoon, a beautiful spring day, after learning on Wednesday that I may have myelodysplastic syndrome.
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Agnes Charlotte Paton, the daughter of Anne Farrow and David Paton, was born on December 1, 1845, in Edinburgh, Scotland. Mr. Paton had come to North Carolina from Scotland in 1833 to accept the position of architect for the new Capitol building in Raleigh. While in North Carolina, he met Miss Farrow and they married. The couple returned to Scotland after the completion of the Capitol building. The family returned to North Carolina when Agnes was about seven years old and settled near Washington, N.C. Miss Paton married Claudius E. Foy of Jones County, on July 6, 1871. He was the son of Enoch Foy and Elizabeth P. Oliver. Mrs. Agnes P. Foy died in New Bern on January 1, 1921.
This memoir is an account of life around Washington, N.C., during the period of the Civil War. It is unclear who authored this memoir. It appears that the first section of the text relates the experiences of an unnamed acquaintance of Mrs. Foy, and the remainder of the memoir discusses Mrs. Foy's experiences and observations.
The memoir deals primarily with the thoughts, feelings, and attitudes of Mrs. Foy during the ordeal of the Civil War. She expresses the feelings of loss and helplessness at the deaths of many of her friends in battle. Mrs. Foy also discusses the effect of the Civil War on the social life of her area. She relates the story of a dinner party given before the fall of New Bern, N.C., and compares the abundance of food at that time with the deprivations the family suffered afterwards. She also discusses the restrictions placed on her by the fighting.
Of particular significance in this collection are Mrs. Foy's accounts of the fall of New Bern to Federal troops in 1862, and its subsequent occupation, raids by GeneralFoster's troops around the Washington, N.C., area, and the Confederate Army's preparation for the defense of Richmond in 1865.
The memoir also describes confrontations with Union and Confederate troops. Mrs. Foy gives very vivid descriptions of several Union raids on her family's home, in which her attitudes towards the Federal troops are very clear. She also refers to an encounter with Confederate forces and comments on the poor condition of the Southern troops.
Mrs. Foy also states that the family's slaves remained with the family after the war and that during the war she gave them cloth "trophies of war " (given to her by Confederate soldiers) to make into clothes.
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The village of Brown Deer Finance and Public Works Committee met Wednesday to discuss a plan of attack for Emerald Ash Borer, an insect that rapidly kills ash trees and was recently discovered in the village.
The committee discussed the removal or treatment of trees to stop the infestation of the insect that will kill untreated trees within a few years. So far, the borer has been detected in one street tree on 47th Street, on the south side of Brown Deer.
"You don't prevent it," said Operations Superintendent of the Department of Public Works Larry Neitzel. "Once you've got the bug, it's probably all over the place."
Treatment on trees located on the north side of the village, where the bug is not believed to be in mass quantities yet, will begin at the end of September. A fund was started a few years ago as part of the village's Capital Improvement Program to go toward Emerald Ash Borer.
The Finance and Public Works Committee did not vote on allocating additional funds Wednesday; however, committee members did say they would support increasing the EAB budget in 2013. There is currently $7,500 in the EAB fund.
» Read Full ArticleMcDonald's owner gets 9 years for running pot ring
A Whitefish Bay man was sentenced to nine years in federal prison Friday for running a large-scale marijuana distribution ring through his three North Shore McDonald's restaurants.
Prosecutors say Edward G. Patterson, 40, recruited his employees and a fellow Little League dad into the conspiracy, carried a gun and, once in jail, tried to hire someone to murder informants who helped agents make the case against him.
According to court records, he had started at the bottom of the McDonald's career ladder, worked his way up in the family business from laborer to manager and eventually took an ownership stake in stores in Glendale, Fox Point and Mequon.
But by 2012, he used them like a line of credit. He took money from the restaurants to buy large amounts of marijuana from California, for resale in Wisconsin, and then laundered the illicit profits back through McDonald's accounts, "in effect providing himself a short term loan," according to his lawyer's sentencing memo.
Patterson told at least one co-conspirator that he was selling marijuana to get enough money to buy the Glendale McDonald's outright, and that he was hoping to make $2 million in the pot trade because, "When they legalize it, it's all over."
» Read Full Article15-year-old boy attacked while walking in Shorewood
Shorewood — A 15-year-old boy was attacked by a group of male teenagers in an attempted robbery Tuesday evening.
The boy was walking east in the 1900 block of Menlo Blvd. at 6:27 p.m., when another teenage boy with dreadlocks and gold teeth asked him to use his cell phone. The victim declined, and three or four more teenage boys got out of a nearby parked minivan and attacked him. The victim was knocked to the ground, but he was able to get up and run away. The suspects were attempting to steal the boy's backpack and cell phone, but they were unsuccessful.
The suspects drove northbound on Murray Avenue. Shorewood officers saw the vehicle flee north on Morris Boulevard at a high rate of speed. Officers lost sight of the vehicle, but it was seen again in Glendale and Milwaukee. The van, which was stolen, was later found abandoned in Milwaukee. The vehicle was recovered and returned to the owner.
The main suspect is believed to be between 16 and 17 years old. The other three to four suspects are believed to be between 16 and 19 years old. If anyone has information regarding this incident, contact the Shorewood Police Department at 414-847-2610.
Brown Deer house damaged by basement fire
Brown Deer — No one was injured in a basement fire at a Brown Deer house Tuesday afternoon.
The resident living at 4502 W. Fountain Ave. called 911 at 1:36 p.m. Tuesday to report a fire in his basement. He said the fire may involve some type of chemical reaction. He was able to safely evacuate the home.
North Shore Fire Department crews arrived to find a significant amount of smoke coming from multiple sides of the home. The firefighters were met with high heat and zero visibility in the basement, but they were able to quickly locate the fire and bring it under control.
There is extensive fire, smoke and water damage to the basement of the home as well as smoke damage throughout the first floor. The damage estimate to the structure and contents is approximately $30,000.
Investigators from North Shore Fire/Rescue and the Brown Deer Police Department investigated the cause of the fire. They believe fumes from a solvent being used to clean and remove flooring in the basement were ignited by an unknown heat source.
Shorewood bank robbery suspects arrested
Shorewood — Two suspects have been charged with robbing Wells Fargo Bank Saturday morning.
Phillip Conner, a 27-year-old Milwaukee man, and Jamilia Troop, a 29-year-old Milwaukee woman, are accused of robbing the bank, located at 4015 N. Oakland Ave., at 9:05 a.m. on Monday. Troop allegedly approached the bank teller and asked to cash a check, and then Conner allegedly displayed a handgun and demanded cash. The two suspects then fled out the front door into a car that drove west on Capitol Drive.
Shorewood police say Conner and Troop were arrested after getting off a bus in Kansas City, where they are awaiting extradition back to Wisconsin. The two suspects have been charged in Milwaukee County Circuit Court Monday with one count each of robbery of a financial institution, a class C felony.
Wrong-way I-43 driver crashes into ditch in Bayside
Bayside — A wrong-way driver on I-43 is facing potential jail time after crashing in a ditch early Monday morning.
Nyree Holt, a 41-year-old Milwaukee resident was arrested at about 1:50 a.m. Monday for drunken driving and second-degree recklessly endangering safety. Police found an almost empty liter bottle of vodka in her car, and her blood alcohol content was 0.20, according to the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Department.
Several drivers called 911 to report a wrong-way driver traveling northbound in the southbound lanes of I-43 south of Brown Deer Road. A Bayside police officer noticed her vehicle, a 1997 Nissan Maxima, while on a traffic stop. The officer noticed the car was missing the passenger side tires and was riding on its rims. The vehicle ran off the road and crashed in a ditch just north of the county line.
If convicted of second-degree recklessly endangering safety, Holt faces a maximum prison sentence of 10 years. Holt was also cited for operating without a license and driving the wrong way on a divided highway.
Brown Deer man identified as victim of Milwaukee motorcycle-car crash
A man killed when the motorcycle he was riding collided with a car on Milwaukee's northwest side was identified by the Milwaukee County medical examiner's office Monday as David V. Berg, 72, of Brown Deer.
The crash was reported shortly after 11:30 p.m. Saturday at the intersection of N. 76th St. and W. Thurston Circle, according to a medical examiner's report.
According to the report, Berg was riding a Harley-Davidson Sportster 1200 northbound on 76th St. and a 24-year-old man was driving a 2006 Chrysler Sebring southbound.
Milwaukee police said the driver of the car failed to yield the right of way when attempting to turn east and drove into the path of the motorcycle.
Berg, who was not wearing a helmet, suffered head and torso injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene, according to police and the medical examiner's report.
» Read Full ArticleSuspects in Shorewood bank robbery arrested in Kansas City
Suspects in the robbery Saturday of the Wells Fargo branch in Shorewood are in custody in Kansas City, Mo., awaiting extradition to Wisconsin, the Shorewood Police Department said in a news alert Monday.
Phillip O. Conner, 27, and Jamilia N. Troop, 29, both of Milwaukee, were charged in Milwaukee County Circuit Court on Monday with one count each of robbery of a financial institution, a Class C felony.
The two are accused of robbing the Wells Fargo branch at 4015 N. Oakland Ave. about 9:05 a.m. Saturday. They were arrested getting off a bus in Kansas City, according to police.
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McDonald's All-American capped perhaps the most decorated career in Wisconsin history with a fourth state championship. ... Averaged 24.4 points per game on 67 percent shooting, with 11.7 rebounds per game. ... Shot 74 percent from the free-throw line and finished with 74 blocks. ... Wrapped up his career north of 2,000 points. ... Career highlights include the only triple-double in state-tournament history, recorded as a freshman. ... Posted two double-doubles in the state games this year. ... Racked up 43 points and 18 rebounds against Division 1 foe Racine Case in the regular season. ... Committed to Maryland.
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Brian Adams, 26, is suspected of supplying the heroin and cocaine that led to the overdose death of Dawn Wiebe, 30, July 4, 2014, in the 12000 block of Lakeshore Drive, according to a news release from the Mequon Police Department.
According to the release, Adams was taken into custody without incident shortly after 8 a.m. at his home in the 3400 block of N. 14th St.
He was turned over to Mequon police and booked on suspicion of first-degree reckless homicide, according to the release.
U.S. Marshals arrest man who allegedly supplied heroin, cocaine to overdose victim in Mequon
Mequon — A Milwaukee man was arrested today for supplying heroin and cocaine to a Mequon woman who died of a drug overdose in July 2014.
U.S. Marshals arrested 26-year-old Brian Adams at his home in the 3400 block of N. 14th St. in Milwaukee at 8:05 a.m. Thursday morning. He was turned over to the Mequon Police Department and booked on a charge of first degree reckless homicide for providing heroin and cocaine to 30-year-old Dawn Wiebe, who died of a drug overdose on July 4 at a home in the 12000 block of Lakeshore Drive in Mequon.
The Mequon Police Department, with assistance from the Ozaukee County Anti-Drug Taskforce and other law enforcement agencies, determined that Wiebe's death was the result of "acute drug intoxication." On March 17, police issued an arrest warrant for Adams, who is alleged to have supplied Wiebe with the heroin and cocaine that led to her death.. Police have been unable to locate him until today.
Adams is currently in custody at the Ozaukee County Jail and has a probation hold through the Wisconsin Department of Corrections.
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Glendale — Nicolet School Board members Marilyn Franklin and Libby Gutterman have survived a formidable election challenge from a university mathematics education professor.
Franklin, a 27-year incumbent, won 40.3 percent of the vote; Gutterman received 35.5 percent of the vote; and challenger Michael Steele, who is the incoming chairperson of the UW-Milwaukee Department of Curriculum and Instruction, received 24.2 percent of the vote.
Franklin, who won the majority of votes in all four communities, said she was grateful for all of her friends and supporters who helped her win reelection.
"It was a real grassroots effort made up of people believe in what I believe, which is that Nicolet is a great place," she said. "I think people see that I'm sincere about not only maintaining our academic excellence but also continuing to improve in the future."
Steele said he talked with voters who were concerned the district is not doing enough to address the achievement gap between minority and white students. He also heard from parents who were concerned about how efforts to close the achievement gap would affect higher-achieving students — a concern that should be addressed with improved communication from the board, Steele said.
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Brown Deer — Three incumbents on the Brown Deer School Board will be back to serve a second term after surviving a challenge from newcomer Jeffrey Bersch.
Michael Bembenek, who has served on the board 3 1/2 years, said he thought the campaign resulted in good discussions at two candidate forums.
"I think I was reelected because I think we've been having good open discussions with residents and focusing on the kids and their academic performance, and the challenges they have," he said.
Kevin Klimek, who has served three years on the board, said the election seems to indicate that voters are happy with the direction of the current board.
"It was a quiet election, more quiet than the first time around and I hope it's not that people have lost interest; I hope it's because they have confidence in the work were doing."
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Adams, who has served on the council for 21 years, won with 63 percent of the vote. She received 508 votes while Myers collected 294.
"Every year, the city has new challenges and opportunities. I have gratitude for being able to contribute and am looking forward to meeting our challenges in the future," she said. "I expect my value will continue to increase with the term the voters have given me. I will work very hard to make the Mequon of the future full of safe and well-maintained streets, low taxes, innovative, value-added development and great schools."
Myers said Adams ran a good campaign, and that he heard from many people who supported her candidacy.
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Super Cute Bracelets!!!
---Update---12/3/2011--- This post has been pinned like crazy on Pinterest and because of that a lot of readers have tried these out and have had a lot of questions. So I wanted to answer them as best as possible.
--- I felt like soaking was better than boiling but some sticks may take longer to soak then others. The shorter, thinner ones are going to be harder to bend so just work them gently, re-soak and repeat.
--- You will break some. Plus I think some batches of sticks from the manufacturers break easier then others.
--- Be sure to let them dry completely! If you don't they will expand. Also, the modge Podge or paint that you use will make them expand a bit too. I reccomend putting them in a smaller diameter cup than you need so that when they expand they won't be to big.
--- I bend them into the cup as gently as possible and then press with my fingers to mold it into the shape of the cup. If you have just few splinters it will still work. After letting it dry just sand down the splinters.
--- Last of all, be patient and have fun!!! Use your imagination! The possibilities are endless!
Thank you so much for reading! XOXO
Good afternoon! All 3 of my kids are sleeping right now so its an even better afternoon than usual! I thought I had better hurry and sneak downstairs and let you all know how I made these super cute bracelets before any of them woke up!! I was browsing blogs last week and Someday Crafts featured another blog called Suzy's Artsy Craftsy Sitcom who had made some bracelets from Popsicle sticks. Yep that's right Popsicle sticks!!! Who knew you could make something super cute out of something so simple!! To start out I bought some craft sticks from Hobby Lobby that were 8 inches long and a wavy shape. I wanted to spice them up a bit! Next I tried 2 different techniques to soften the wood. First I soaked them in water for about 3 hours to make them pliable. The second time I boiled them in hot water for about 15 minutes. Boiling them was faster but I found that it darkened the wood and seemed to make them more brittle. So, I will stick with soaking them for a few hours. Next carefully bend them into the inside of a cup. I used a cup that had about a 2 1/4 inch diameter. You will break some! Its just the nature of this project so plan accordingly. After letting them dry for about 24 hours I pulled them out of the cup and took some scrap paper that I had cut to fit and modge podged it onto the wood. Next, sand the edges so they are all flush and then coat with modge podge. I let this coat dry really well and then applied another coat on the outside and a coat on the inside. You just have to let it dry completely and its done!! I am extra excited about these because I can actually wear them! I am allergic to metal so I don't get to wear much jewelry or I get an ugly rash. Use your imagination and decorate them anyway you would like! I hope you enjoy! I also wanted to let you all know that I am fiddling around with the idea of opening an Etsy Shop and selling a few of my favorite creations. What do you all think? Should I do it? I may also redesign my blog soon as well, so if you come by and it looks a little funky wait a few days and come back. Hopefully then it will be done! XOXO
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these are super cute and look very doable! Great job! Thanks for sharing! I love making new blog friends and I found your blog through a link party and I LOVE it! I am your newest follower and would love it if you would check out my blog and follow me too! Thanks!
http://chef-n-training.blogspot.com/- sandraJuly 18, 2011 at 8:57 PM
Hello, I am from Costa Rica. I love your creation, but I can´t understand what is modge podge ? .
ReplyDelete - AnonymousOctober 6, 2011 at 8:07 PM
I'm using this idea for a visual aid for my project on Africa! THANK YOU!!!!:)
ReplyDelete - AnonymousOctober 12, 2011 at 11:45 AM
I am addicted to these, instead of using glass I use 1 1/2 PVC pipe. It makes the bracelets smaller, so when I paint them with acrylic paint they do not expand much. Love them!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousOctober 19, 2011 at 7:42 AM
Hi All
It's MODPodge and is almost always mispronounced. Easier perhaps to find under this name.
Love the bracelets! Going to try with some metallic paper and lace overlay. - AnonymousOctober 21, 2011 at 11:23 AM
Have you found a way to keep them from expanding? Mine keep opening up too much and fall off my wrist. Should you seal the wood before adding the paper
ReplyDelete No theey will always expand a bit but the smaller the cup you use the better. Also be sure to let each coat of mod Podge dry before applying another. That way the sticks don't get super saturated. Jen, I just kept gently working them then I would soak them a little bit more and work them some more. Some batches of sticks are easier to bend than others too. I'm so glad everyone has had so much fun with these! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteJennifer, I always let them dry over night and even put them in a warm oven still inside the cup for a few minutes just to make sure they are completely dry. I think making sure they are completely dry is the trick. Also, make sure each coat of modpodge is dry before you start another so that the stick isn't completely saturated. Hope that helps!
ReplyDeleteHello Tara,
I'm sorry, but I don't know what modgepodge is and I'm wondering how you apply the printed paper.
PatriciaReplies- AnonymousSeptember 19, 2012 at 8:32 AM
You can make your own modpodge by mixing one part elmers glue and one part water, mix it well, I keep mine in a baby food jar and shake it really good
Thanks! I actually tried this today. Like I said, I'm a beginner. I promise I'll stop asking questions after this :) But when I put the soaked sticks in a glass, they bend fine into place, but then they pop out of the glass when I let go. Is there a secret to getting them to stay or maybe its the shape of my glass? Thanks again for the great idea! I know I'll figure it out soon enough. Hope your daughter is feeling better!!
ReplyDelete- AnonymousNovember 25, 2011 at 6:06 PM
My 3 year old daughter loved to do this! We're making them for Christmas presents for the girls in the family...
ReplyDelete - AnonymousNovember 27, 2011 at 2:32 PM
well i cant get mine to shape properly? what am i doing wrong??? soaked them for 3 hours and still its not pliable....
ReplyDelete - AnonymousNovember 30, 2011 at 3:41 PM
I made these during Thanksgiving break with my grandaughters. A fun idea, but I had such a hard time bending the sticks after they soaked. I soaked them overnight and they still didn't want to bend, most of them broke. What am I doing wrong. I used the wavy sticks from Hobby Lobby. Terri
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJanuary 13, 2012 at 7:22 AM
It's a snow day here, so my boys and I are going to try this today as a birthday gift for their big sister. FYI, there are several homemade recipes for Mod Podge on Pinterest.
ReplyDelete What length were the wooden sticks for your adult wrist? and what size what the glass cup?
We tried standard popsicle sticks on our first run... too short, and the tiniest cup we had was plastic so I'm not sure they will harden properly.
On the second run I will try to harden them in the oven like you mentioned. Your's are so pretty I can't give up!- AnonymousFebruary 18, 2012 at 12:19 PM
how do u make the designs???? like is that paper or something/?? or are u just that good at making designs with paint and stuff???? lol i need to figure that part out before i attempt this!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousMarch 9, 2012 at 6:44 PM
I made these for Children. I bent the larger size ( Boiled and let soak until they were bendable. I placed them in a dixie cup and folded the cup around it so it wouldn't expand forgot it for a few day's.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousMarch 11, 2012 at 5:32 PM
Hello ! What a super craft project. I will truly love to give these a try. I have a question for you,how do I join your newsletter??I was searching for a link but must have missed it. Hope to hear from you soon,I don't want to miss anything! Thanks ~ Holly
ReplyDeleteRepliesThank you!! They are very fun to make!! If you would like to become a follower there is a button on the right hand side about 3/4 of the way down that says "join this site". Click there and enter your info. You can also become a fan of the Facebook page by clicking on the Facebook icon at the top right!
Just stopping by to let you know that I've featured your craft on Family Fun Crafts! You can see it here:
If you have other kid friendly crafts, I'd love it if you would submit them. :) If you would like to display a
featured button on your site, you can grab one from the right side bar of your post above.- AnonymousApril 20, 2012 at 4:11 PM
Love this idea! All of your projects are great. Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJune 22, 2012 at 4:17 PM
Love these - so many possibilities - did you cut the paper before you applied it - if so did you measure it from a flat stick or did you apply and trim?
ReplyDelete - Gaylyn ShoemakerJuly 15, 2012 at 7:31 PM
There are boy and girl shaped sticks at JoAnns. I bet they would make adorable bracelets! Thanks for the idea!
ReplyDelete - Gaylyn ShoemakerJuly 15, 2012 at 7:34 PM
There are boy and girl shaped sticks at some JoAnns. I think they would make adorable bracelets! Thanks for the idea!
ReplyDelete I found your awesome blog while searching on pinterest for some 'grown up' type popsicle stick crafts. These bracelets are awesome!
I would love to include a link to this project in a "Popsicle Stick Crafts - Not Just for Kids" craft roundup article I'm writing (for squidoo SoCrafty online magazine). Would it be possible to use the photo of the finished project in the article? The photo will be linked to your post with a photo credit line, as well as a link in a short blurb I write about the project.
Thanks so much!RepliesYes I would love for you to use this project in your collection! Any picture you need just go ahead. Thanks so much!
DeleteThank you so much, Tara! The article is here: http://www.squidoo.com/upcycling-popsicle-stick-crafts-not-just-for-kids
I hope it brings you some extra traffic :) Keep up the great posts!
- AnonymousAugust 28, 2012 at 9:47 AM
I dont understand yet how you curve the sticks... what is "soak"?
I'm from Brasil. Thanks. - AnonymousOctober 29, 2012 at 10:52 AM
ReplyDelete - AnonymousNovember 8, 2012 at 7:59 AM
Thank you for all this great info...I am going to attempt to make these soon. What kind of paper did you use? Just any print I like then cut & apply modpoge? Do I measure it on the flat stick but then apply on the rounded right?
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I actually didn't paint these at all. It's just craft paper Modge podged on and then a thin layer of Modge Podge on top to seal. If you would like to paint them do it right after the sticks have dried and you have taken them out of the cup. Then apply a layer of Modge Podge to seal. Good luck with the speech!!!
DeleteThak you for showing this. Love them. I have two granddaughters ld like to make for them.
- AnonymousJanuary 15, 2013 at 6:38 AM
Thanks so much for sharing!! This would be a great idea to do with my almost 3 year old!! Love it!! You should definitely try the etsy shop. Nothing ventured, nothing gained! Have a wonderful day!!
ReplyDelete Nice idea. Thanks for sharing with us.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for this great idea. We are trying this out as a teen program at the Mansfield/Richland County Public Library and some of our branches. I do have 2 questions for you though. I am having trouble making these. When I tried to bend the 8" wavy craft sticks, I was only able to get 1 out of 8 to bend enough to fit into a 2 1/4" cup. But when I did get it into the cup, the ends overlapped which isn't what it shows in your picture. Can this be right? When I took it out of the cup, the craft stick did not expand at all. Also, since I haven't been able to create a sample of this craft (I will keep trying; our programs are in April.), I was hoping that we could use the picture you have on your blog of the finished bracelets on our print publicity in our libraries. Please feel free to email me through the Mansfield/Richland County Public Library's TeenZone web site (see about us). Thanks so much for the great idea and hopefully the tips on how to make it work, too.
ReplyDeleteRepliesOh good luck! I hope you can get them to work! Your sticks might be a little longer but if they aren't you can try using a larger diameter cup. Also, a reader gave me the tip of using a bit of fabric softener in the water that you soak them. She said it would help them bend easier. If your sticks are completely dry they won't expand but as soon as you use Modge Podge, or paint they will probably expand a little. If you would like to use the picture go right ahead. You have my permission!
What a very creative popsicle project! Thank you for sharing this. Awesome and perfect for the kids! I loved the details of this bracelets. We also did a Popsicle chain reaction activity out of the same materials you used. You should check this out!
EarlyLearning.Momtrusted.com: Popsicle Chain ReactionHi there! I love these bracelets :) I was thinking of designing my own, as in soaking/boiling plain popsicle sticks then perhaps using sharpies and puffy paint and lots of different things. Question though - should I put a coat of modge podge on before I decorate as well as after? I was for sure going to do after so I can make the bracelets waterproof. Thanks!
ReplyDelete- AnonymousJanuary 24, 2014 at 9:48 PM
ok i don't know what i did wrong but when i tried this, the sticks never did become mailable enough to curve them :( How long do you need to soak them? and is it just in water or do you add anything to it? I ended up having mine soaking for 4 days and they still would not bend!
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When my brother was trying to get me to read Tolkien, I was trying to get him to read Elfquest as a kid. I absoltuley loved it! I read the original story arc and the one after it but nevert really got back to it these many, many years later. But the Pini's art style and storyline were/are fantastic.
As in the description and despite the look of the drawings there was indeed some rough violence and sexual situations though they didn't dominate it. I knew a woman who was reading them to her kids and Pini gave warning that the next issue was going to be explicit. It had a rave type orgy before a bloodyl battle for survival. She kind of had to gloss over those parts for her kids.
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I lvoed ElfQuest as well. I am with monkeyfoot! I too want them to do a show of it actually. It is a series and I think it cannot be condensed into movies. I would also love for it to be computer animated in a very cartoony art style, similar to the Clone Wars show. If they were acurate to the graphic novels it would be awesome!
Alright here is the next great show for AMC or Sci FI, as I agree just way to much story for one flick, but I might go for a Trillogy say after the Hobbit when fantasy films hit another high.
It would do all right as 4 movies. Break it up like the graphic novels with each one getting the movie treatment.


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2. Information on Goa | |
Goa climate is relaxed and lovely. The temperature during the summers ranges from 24�C to 32.7�C and during the winters it ranges from 21.3�C to 32.2�C. ...... more info | |
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