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How are you doing? How is your baby (or babies) doing? How are you feeling about your body? I would love to hear how everyone is doing!
I'm having a bit of a difficult time with breastfeeding. Other than that, things are going well. Baby is so alert and is getting so chubby!
I hate that I'm going to ask, but is anyone else not bonded to their baby? For as much as we breastfeed, I would think I would be. I actually think the breastfeeding is why I'm not feeling bonded to him yet.
Sophie will be 4 days old in 2.5 hours and is doing great. My milk came in yesterday and fortunately breastfeeding has been going great (my ds and I had a difficult start).
I'm doing pretty good too but I'm exhausted and I'm quite pale so my m/w has started me on palefer (sp?) to up my iron levels. Hopefully that'll do something. Also have had a headache for two days now, happens all the time when I'm overtired.
I'm feeling a little lonely already. My dh went back to work today (he's self employed) and since my ds has been such a difficult sleeper lately, eh's been sleeping in bed with him. Sophie and I have the big bed to ourselves which is nice but I feel like I never see my husband. And he slept from 730 until 630 last night and I'm feeling pretty miffed about it. I'm thankful that my ds slept that long too because of dh but still, I'm feeling pretty alone and I think he fell asleep with him tonight too. Grr!
Mulvah, Don't feel guilty that you haven't bonded yet! These things can take time... it's human nature. I didn't bond with Sophie at all during my pregnancy so I was worried that I'd have no interest in her when she was born, let alone a bond. I think because I get so much one on one time with her (you know, since she has her days and nights mixed up! lol) I've been able to bond quickly.
We bonded very well but I almost wonder if it had to do with how wonderful my birth experience was. With my second I had a long labor and was up for 3 days so I was pure exhausted. I did not feel as bonded to him and I had my first. It just took us a little more time. Don't beat yourself up about it.
As far as the body I am in my fat jeans, booo. But I am not feeling bad about my body. I think this is the best I have felt and looked after having a baby.
Angie wife to Joe and Mom to Lucas(10) and Alex (7), Elizabeth (4), Joey (2), and #5 due May 29
Alexander is a great little nurser. I have had no pain and no cracked nipples, and didn't even have too much engorgement when my milk first came in. My only complaint is that he takes. his. time. Seriously! He nurses for 10 minutes and then falls asleep, then wakes up and wants to nurse again. Repeat. Repeat. It's fine but with 2 older kids I don't have time to just nurse all day long!
As for my body, I'm still in my demi panel maternity jeans or yoga pants...he was 3 weeks on Monday and I have not been brave enough to try on regular pants yet. I need to though, we are invited to a dinner party on Saturday and I have no idea what I am going to wear....we got a sitter for the big kids and will take the baby with us. I'm looking forward to getting out of the house!
Her birth was a nightmare. As you may recall, Edelweiss was discovered to be in an undeliverable face presentation 7cm into labor so we transferred to the hospital. In the car, she turned breech.
I had a c-section, developed a broad ligament hematoma and had emergency exploratory surgery a few hours after she was born. My husband thought he was watching me die. I had 3 blood transfusions, 2 CT scans, multiple ultrasounds, etc. Oh, and since she was born Christmas Eve and I had so many complications, we were in the hospital until 12-26 and we missed Christmas with our children.
My recovery has been very slow. My incision opened up weeks ago and is STILL being packed every other day by a visiting nurse. I am anemic. I feel traumatized by my hazy memories while I was bleeding internally. I am very grateful for my precious baby girl and grateful to be alive but really upset by what happened on her journey to us.
Sorry to dump on everyone here. I probably belong in the birth trauma section but I am sick of not belonging where I started out. I am doing better everyday but the truth is, it was a horrible experience from start (3 miscarriages in a row prior to conceiving Edelweiss) to finish (c-section, complications). My body and I are not on great terms right now.
Wife to K since 6/95 Mommy to "The Fellas" ages 13, 10 and 8 and our rainbow girly 12/09.
Always remembering my babies who could not stay '08 '08 '09
Ivy is doing great. The first few days were really rough, lots of crying, but she's settled down now that my milk has come in full force. I pumped 8oz this morning for the freezer...it's a good start! It seems like we're going to move smoothly into four-in-the-family-bed, too. Surprisingly, no issues there!
DD1 is handling all of this like a champ. She loves touching the baby and calls her "baby sister"...and then moves on to puzzles or Little Bear. No jealousy or hurt feelings yet. We had a rough day together yesterday - our first alone the three of us - but we've made up and I've resolved to really work on my patience. Now that I'm not pg anymore I'm ready to start working more diligently on potty learning...she's been showing readiness for some time and now her cloth diapers just aren't absorbent enough, so I'm ready to give it the college try. Off to Target in a bit to build my arsenal.
I'm taking Ivy to the ped today for her check-up appt. XF that it goes well and I don't get harassed too much about my homebirth. The doc is great but the nurses really gave me the business about DD1 last time. I'm hoping he'll do the PKU. Last time it went round and round until finally I just signed the state waiver. This time I'd really like to get it done...hoping I don't need to go to the hospital to do it.
Hmmm, well baby is doing really well, she is 2 wks old today. I have mastitis and am in alot of pain, 102 fever for the past two days so I just started antibiotics and hope I don't end up with thrush or a yeast infection. She nurses like a couple of other babies here - 10 mins and falls asleep and then is awake an hour later to eat again. She is also a chomper, when she feeds, she gnaws on my nipples. Very painful, I can't figure out if its a tension thing on her end or a too fast letdown issue on my end. She has a couple sleepy periods in the late afternoon and evening - precisely when I can't sleep and is still having trouble sleeping at night. We gave up on the crib the second night and she is sleeping with us which is going alot better than I thought it would, I'm still scared half the time that its not safe for her but so far we've had no problems.
I started going back to class a week after the birth and was able to pump enough for that and so far have been able to keep that up which is great as I was really worried about it. School has been difficult, I just have a hard time concentrating because I am pretty tired but its not been terrible so far.
As for bonding, I am not bonding as fast with this LO as I did with my son. I don't know if its because I have other things occupying my mind or not. DS has had somewhat of a rough time of it and we are working on that. OTOH, DH is absolutely smitten with baby and has done a complete 180 from the man I knew before her birth - the kind of man that didn't really care about anything or anyone has suddenly become a father. Its a sweet thing to see.
I have lost 30 pounds (courtesy of all the excess fluid I had) but still have 40 to go. I am still in maternity shirts and pants, mostly to hide the rolls and chub although my uterus has shrunk quite a bit. I am not that hungry ever and forget to eat half the time, quite a change from being pregnant. I have to force myself to stay hydrated so my milk doesn't suffer.
Novel writing student Mama to ds (8y) and new DD 1-13-10.
He's now four days old and latched on perfectly once my milk showed up. Sadly, I do miss my daughter's "power nursing" (five minutes to empty a breast) days because this kid stays latched for 30-40 minutes. Suck suck suck. It's pretty sweet though.
I'm at four pounds over my pre-pregnancy weight and feeling pretty good. My energy is ok, although tired. If you read my birth story you might remember that my whole left labia was literally hanging on by a thread. It's a bitch to sit, move around, bend on to the toilet, etc. I finally checked it out via mirror today and nothing about my lady parts look very appealing right now. Perhaps I'll go see Dr. Rey in 90210 someday.
Overall, we're doing well. My daughter keeps telling me "I love our baby, Mama. I'm so happy he's here." I swear to god, I love that kid!
Chatty Girl - 3/2006, Lovey Boy - 1/2010, Delicious Baby Girl - 1/2012
Hugs to you. I'll be thinking of you and your labia
Wife to K since 6/95 Mommy to "The Fellas" ages 13, 10 and 8 and our rainbow girly 12/09.
Always remembering my babies who could not stay '08 '08 '09
Amy - hang in there! You are my hero for having gone through so much during your daughter's birth. It WILL get better. And, yes, you belong here.
I am ok. I got Bell's Palsy again a week after Rosie's birth (half facial paralysis that pregnant women are more susceptible to getting - apparently caused by a virus) and it was much more severe this time around. I was fully paralyzed for 2 1/2 weeks. It stunk. It's much much better now (5 weeks postpartum). I now have a cold, but I can deal with that - at least I'm not drooling and I can close my left eyelid! My body recovered remarkably well - in fact I felt fine just a few days postpartum. I had no tearing and a smooth birth. That was a blessing.
I am also in my fat jeans, but I'm glad I'm at least in those! Still feel most comfortable in my yoga pants. I have between 10-15 pounds to lose, but that's fine. It takes me a while to lose the weight - I'm hoping to be back in shape by the time Rosie is 6 months or so. Slow to gain, slow to lose... My husband likes me this way (he is WEIRD ) - but that helps me tremendously not to worry so much about a few extra pounds.
Rosie is delightful. She's a great nurser, was from the start, is starting to get her sleep sorted out. She doesn't fuss much, but has a little temper to let me know she's no fading flower. Her big brother loves her and is getting better about her day by day. He's learning to be quiet when she's going down for naps, and is really sweet to her, by and large.
So that's us! Hope to hear more from you all as time goes on...
Lizbiz, wife to my man who makes me smile, and mom to one bouncy boy (08/07), one sassy girl (12/09), and one sweet new boy (08/12).
How are you doing? How is your baby (or babies) doing? How are you feeling about your body? I would love to hear how everyone is doing!
Baby is great!! He's a lazy nurser but he's a natural. We are in love. He seems mellow but you never know. He sleeps a lot. We snuggle at night and I just love it. He puts his head on my breast like a pillow. Some nights he sleeps well, some nights not so much. Some nights he wants to sleep on me, some nights he's content beside me. I've been wearing him since day 2 (mostly tummy to tummy in a MT or Moby), but it's still hard to attend to his needs simultaneously with DDs.
Speaking of DD... tandeming is weird. I'm not a big fan. She would nurse all day long if her brother wasn't constantly attached to my boobs. I'm ready to wean DD She is having an extremely rough time with all this. I'm trying to be gentle and patient. It's hard to watch DH and ILs be insensitive to her, or at least I perceive it as insensitive. Ugh. And the looks I get when she wants to nurse. I feel like I have to remove us from the room to nurse - which I do, but I resent that since this is my house.
My body is squishy and pale. I'm in my regular clothes and at prepreg weight but I have lost all muscle tone and cardiovascular fitness. My pallor is apparently so bad that the receptionist at the pediatrician felt compelled to comment, for SEVERAL MINUTES, on how sickly and off my color is. Thanks. Really. I needed that.
Lizbiz - sorry about the bells palsy. Glad Rosie is such a delight.
Angela - You seriously rock but I have to say that I whenever I think of amy commenting on your labia and sending in that general direction. I looked after DDs birth and pretty much have never, ever looked again. She was born in 07.
Amy - ditto to seaheroine. You belong with us, and maybe also on birth trauma, but here first.
Remijo - I hope the mastitis heals up soon!
My babies were born at home! 09/07, 01/10, and 09/12
Work is jerking me around though, I was only planning on taking a vacation but they told me that I had to take FMLA because I was taking off more than 2 weeks. That's not a big deal but I have to get a release to go back to work before I can go back to work and if I can't get it before I am scheduled to go back to work (on the 6th) I will be fired. Pretty crappy way of being treated after working there for 3 years. So I have no insurance and no Dr, hopefully a walk in clinic can give me what I need, I'm not going to tell them that it's for child birth because if I did then they won't give me the paper since they don't do OB care (which I don't need or want) Such a PITA. I have to spend $150 for a lousy piece of paper.
Unassisted birthing, atheist, poly, bi WOHM to 4 wonderful, smart homeschooling kids Wes (14) Seth (7) Pandora Moonlilly (2) and Nevermore Stargazer (11/2012) Married to awesome SAH DH.
Max's big sister has been doing well. There have been a couple of times where she gets upset about things and it seems she might be stressed a bit, but other than that she hasn't shown any signs of anything but happiness to be a big sister. She loves to touch his ears and nose and loves it when he grabs her finger.
I am feeling pretty good. Since his birth went so well I haven't been dealing with the sleep deprivation like I did with DD. My DH is so much more help this time around too. He even managed putting on a prefold this morning without any help. It's just really been nice.
I was worried that I wasn't as bonded with Max as with his sis. I just think it's different the second time around. As every day goes by I feel more and more bonded to him, so I am not as worried about that as I was at first.
Oh, and Max lost his umbilical cord stump last night. He is growing up so fast.
Speaking of DD... tandeming is weird. I'm not a big fan. She would nurse all day long if her brother wasn't constantly attached to my boobs. I'm ready to wean DD She is having an extremely rough time with all this. I'm trying to be gentle and patient. It's hard to watch DH and ILs be insensitive to her, or at least I perceive it as insensitive. Ugh. And the looks I get when she wants to nurse. I feel like I have to remove us from the room to nurse - which I do, but I resent that since this is my house.
Lizbiz - sorry about the bells palsy. Hope you get well from that soon!
Amy - ditto to seaheroine and Felicia gayle. You belong with us, and maybe also on birth trauma, but here first.
Sharlia - that sucks about your work! Hopefully you can get things worked out so that they don't fire you.
AFM....I just got home from the hospital last night. I had a good birth experience (those last couple of hours were TOUGH though!), and now have this gorgeous little baby girl who has hardly been put down at all with all the people adoring her. What sucks is that my son, DH, and mom are all sick with some nasty fever/diarrhea/throwup virus, and I just hope I and the baby don't get it!!!! Took baby Marissa to the ped today for weight check and checkup, and she is doing well...she has lost 10 oz since birth (she is 2 days old), but my full milk is coming in, and I expect that to change pretty soon.
My son is almost 4 weeks old now. Besides feeling tired, I am feeling much better physically from the birth. I have even contemplated looking at my labia with a mirror, but after hearing from others in this thread, I am reconsidering that. Maybe I will after my 6 week check-up confirms everything has healed.
My son is doing great. He is a good nurser, he doesn't cry much, and he is very cute with big bright eyes. However, I don't feel terribly bonded with him. I still have trouble believing he's my baby. DH is completely in love with him, so that is good. I wonder if it is because after the birth, DH held him as I was stitched up for 90 minutes, while I screamed in pain because it was the worst part of the birth experience. I think that was the prime bonding time.
I was really upset about the tear and I was resentful afterwards (mostly towards the nurse that coached me through the pushing phase, but I wonder if I subconsciously blame DS as well) and I feel frustrated with DS at night when I can't sleep, so I wonder if those things are affecting our bonding as well.
Now mom to DS1 born January 2010 and DS2 born December 2014!
12/08 (6 weeks), 1/13 (11 weeks), & 12/13 (9.5 weeks)
I cannot believe how difficult breastfeeding is, in general. My goal is 12 months, but I'm still taking one day at a time!
As for my weight, I still have 9 pounds to lose, but I actually am happier with how I look than I expected to be.
...I don't feel terribly bonded with him. I still have trouble believing he's my baby....
...I feel frustrated with DS at night when I can't sleep, so I wonder if those things are affecting our bonding as well.
...I am feeling pretty good. Since his birth went so well I haven't been dealing with the sleep deprivation like I did with DD....
...My body recovered remarkably well - in fact I felt fine just a few days postpartum. I had no tearing and a smooth birth. That was a blessing....
...I'm at four pounds over my pre-pregnancy weight and feeling pretty good....
...She loves touching the baby and calls her "baby sister"...and then moves on to puzzles or Little Bear. No jealousy or hurt feelings yet.
...I am very grateful for my precious baby girl and grateful to be alive but really upset by what happened on her journey to us....
I'm feeling a little lonely already....
Mulvah, Don't feel guilty that you haven't bonded yet! These things can take time... it's human nature. I didn't bond with Sophie at all during my pregnancy so I was worried that I'd have no interest in her when she was born, let alone a bond. I think because I get so much one on one time with her (you know, since she has her days and nights mixed up! lol) I've been able to bond quickly.
Thank you for the reassurance.
This is a great thread I love hearing about everyone!
We're here and doing great! "Baby formerly known as Hank" is almost 4 weeks old now and is such a love. He's a happy baby and we're doing the attachment parenting all the way and loving it. We've had some trouble nursing at first (flat nipples - so I had to use a shield) but we worked it out and he's gaining weight great. He is nursing on a boppy as I write this. We're also starting EC and having a great time (usually he'll pee a few minutes after you take off his diaper, and he would poo in the tub occasionally as well) . I LOVE LOVE LOVE co-sleeping (i was nervous at first, but we have a nice routine now, and everyone seems to get enough sleep most of the time). I'm learning to wear him in my sling and moby wrap. We're going to go for a walk with the dogs today if it isn't pouring and DH will carry him in a moby.
Bottom line - so far so good - I think we're getting a hang of this parenting a human baby thing. I do have to say our furkids were great training for us. And they love their little furless brother - lately they've taken to sneaking up on us while I'm breastfeeding and getting a few licks on his head.
My recovery was really smooth - it was a really smooth natural labor, I only had a small 2nd degree tear, and since it was medication free birth I had no side effects. DH kept commenting on how chipper I was - and I think it was mainly because I was no longer nauseous for the first time in 8 months. I still have about 10 lbs I'd eventually like to lose, but I already fit in most of my old clothes, and have the energy to do yoga again, yay!
Luv Luv Luv Happywife101 (Patty)
I have to sub this thread, so I can read more and type. I only seem to get about 20 minutes computer time, and most of it is spent starring off into space- I think I have pp preggo brain!
And AMY- you belong here! Hugs, many hugs and healing thoughts sent your way!
big brother is not happy about the change in his world but he is adjusting as best he can. the last few days i've had to lay with him in his bed at bedtime for him to go to sleep and he's a lot more clingy than he's been. we just keep reassuring him that we love him and that baby brother loves him too, and he has "helped" me change baby's diaper a couple of times. on that note, phew 2 kids in cloth is wearing me OUT!! lol! our washer/dryer are in the basement, so that's a lot of stairs for me.
i have one more week off work and then it's back to the grind. ugh. dp is off for 12 weeks so won't be back to work until april 19th. we're also working on our second parent adoption and have a meeting with our lawyer next week.
I remember those days when I had my second...DS was 2.5 and still going too, and I felt a lot of the same stuff. The good thing is that in a couple of weeks, you can really start setting more limits and then things get MUCH easier. And just ignore the dumb comments...people can be SO insensitive! Even if they don't agree with how you parent, they are a guest in your home so they can just keep their mouths shut or leave the room themselves! I have to say I just love the bond my first two have from tandem nursing, especially when he would reach over and hold her hand, or make her laugh so both are giggling at once with milk running down their chins...
My babies were born at home! 09/07, 01/10, and 09/12
A couple of questions for you guys:
1. I have constant engorgement. I pretty much never feel empty and it's just not comfortable. My first thought is to pump, but I don't want my body to keep making more...I just want to balance out Finn's needs. What to do? I seriously never had this issue with my daughter.
2. Today is exactly one week post birth and I have bad cramps stemming in my uterus. These are the first of their kind and have been going on all day. Is this something to consider calling the OB over? I *know* that my uterus is going back to its normal size, but why the cramps? Again, never an issue with my daughter.
Chatty Girl - 3/2006, Lovey Boy - 1/2010, Delicious Baby Girl - 1/2012
Well, Bella is 18 days old now - so she'll be 3 weeks on Tuesday and I can't believe how fast these days have gone! I've treasured every second. In some ways it's really odd because she is the spitting image of her sister Josie apart from that Josie had almost black hair, and Bella's hair is medium brown - but in terms of features, she is very very similar indeed. So often when I hold her, I feel like...I'm holding twins. Like Josie is kind of "there" as an extra soul. It's very strange and poignant but also very healing.
I am loving being a mom - LOVING it. Even late at night, nursing her when I could literally fall over sideways from tiredness, I just look down into her big, dark eyes after a feed and she stares back up at mine, and I am just so enchanted with her. I stroke her little warm cheek and feel overwhelmingly, heart-overflowingly grateful that she's here.
Breastfeeding is going nicely - had a week of varying levels of pain and cracked, sore, even bleeding nipples, but we got through that and now it's a doddle. Actually funnily enough, I now am dealing with an oversupply and nurse from one breast for extended periods - she had a foremilk/hindmilk imbalance which resulted in lovely green slimy poos! Now, we're back to wonderful yellow seedy poos - and an abundance of them! Earlier today we had a diaper blowout of monumental, earth shattering, atomic bomb style proportions - I mean it was out the sides, up the back...wow! The hilarious thing was, once I had her cleaned up from all the poo all over her (it was almost an under-the-sink/bath/shower situation) I put her on her changing mat, turned to get a diaper and she'd done a massive wee and was lying in pee from head to toe...aaaahhh vay!
So that's all going nicely. She is a cuddly baby - which is no problem for me - ideal really because I am a cuddly mama - I like to cuddle a lot! So I have no idea what kind of "needs" baby she is because we're always cuddling anyway! She is happy though - very smily already and has given us three social smiles for sure - two to me, while we looked at one another (I smiled, she smiled back while looking in my eyes - no gas!) and one to her Daddy as he was tickling her - she even make a little "ah!" laughing noise! That was pretty cool!
She did the whole "bottom lip jutting out sad expression" today for the first time and it was so darn cute that I almost fell out of my skin...
What else...well, she's gaining weight beautifully, we're co-sleeping, so we're both getting a fairly good amount of rest. She sleeps in a little sleep positioner next to me, on her side. She can sleep on her back, but does prefer the side because that way, she can easily nurse on demand and can fall asleep with a boob in her mouth or close enough that she can feel the warmth and smell it.
Here are a couple of links to a little newborn session we did about a week ago:
I think that's it for now... This time is so lovely I am tired, but grateful to the extreme and completely in love and very inspired!
A couple of questions for you guys:
1. I have constant engorgement. I pretty much never feel empty and it's just not comfortable. My first thought is to pump, but I don't want my body to keep making more...I just want to balance out Finn's needs. What to do? I seriously never had this issue with my daughter.
2. Today is exactly one week post birth and I have bad cramps stemming in my uterus. These are the first of their kind and have been going on all day. Is this something to consider calling the OB over? I *know* that my uterus is going back to its normal size, but why the cramps? Again, never an issue with my daughter.
1. Have you tried cabbage leaves? There is a compound in the leaves that will help with engorgement/over supply. Just wear a leaf in each bra cup till you are comfortable. OTherwise, I should think Finn and your body will figure it out soon. Scroll down the page here and they discuss cabbage compresses. They (kellymom) also recommend pumping to the point of comfort, but not over pumping as that can increase supply. You can hand express, too. Fun!
2. Afterpains. They generally don't happen with the first baby and become increasingly uncomfortable with each subsequent baby. I'm surprised yours waited a week to arrive - for that reason alone I might call your OB. Otherwise it sounds like garden variety afterpains.
My babies were born at home! 09/07, 01/10, and 09/12
And as for weight, I am still 15 lbs over my pre-pregnancy weight. I didn't think that was too bad for 1 month pp, but the other people in this thread put me to shame. I'll have to work some physical activity into my life again. It's been a long time since I've been able to be active. I broke my ankle when I was 24 weeks pregnant and had to learn to walk again in my 9th month. I still walk lopsided even though my ankle is fine.
Now mom to DS1 born January 2010 and DS2 born December 2014!
12/08 (6 weeks), 1/13 (11 weeks), & 12/13 (9.5 weeks)
Holly is a dream. She is nursing extremely well. We are still working out the co-sleeping arrangement.... right now I'm in one room with the baby and DH has our toddler. I hope we can figure out a way to bedshare, but right now that isn't looking very good.
I'm nervous about being on my own with both girls next week. I'm trying to keep my hormones from going into overdrive and totally freaking me out. I'm also trying not to feel too resentful of DD1. She's being great with the baby but pretty irritating in every other way which is totally understandable, but I would really love to just sit in a chair and stare at Holly and Robin is being soooo demanding and tantrum-y. I hope this passes soon. Ah well...
As for my recovery, it's going really well. I feel pretty good overall, despite slight engorgement and the attendant boob pain. My hemorrhoids are horrible, though!! UGH!!
My mom is here helping out and as tired as I am I'm ready for her to go so we can be a family and get settled. Not to mention as much as she "helps" she huffs and puffs the whole time she's doing it. I try to tell her I can do it myself but that just sends her off. I swear.......it would be much more enjoyable if she would keep her annoyances to herself.
Physically I feel so much better than I did with DS. I went into labor naturally and it lasted only 8 hours. With DS I was induced and it took two weeks to feel even somewhat normal. I loved being in labor naturally and even though Emily was 10 pounds her birth was so much easier! No one can believe I gave birth to a 10 pound baby "normally" and am walking around LOL
SAHM to a super sweet and sensitive 2 year old and a happy giggle-monster baby (1/2010).
I have a house full of sick people, what fun! DS came down with some awful stomach throwing up/diarrhea/fever bug the day after Marissa was born and they visited us at the hospital and it has steadily affected just about everyone else in our house since...and we have my mom and dad, brother and sister all staying with us now...not exactly what I originally planned, but okay. So both older kids, DH (milder case thank God), mom, dad, sister have all had it and so far (knock on wood) baby and I have escaped it. Thank God for the immunities from breastmilk! My sister left today, and my parents and brother go home tomorrow (they are on the mend). It will be nice to have it just us again (they have been some help, but not as much because of being sick) till next weekend when MIL and FIL show up. I am tired, but have a pretty easygoing baby girl, and my older kids are having some rough moments adjusting (partly due to being sick too), but are doing okay. Tomorrow I get to "get back in the routine" of getting people off to school and work, and driving 3 kids to get DS to therapy and Sunday school. Marissa went to church for the first time with us today and did awesome...slept through the whole thing. As far as being on my own with them...I am kind of looking forward to it as then I can find my own groove without all the helpful "advice" (even though I would think I would have a clue by now being on the third kid).
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2007 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Diesel E320 BLUETEC 4dr Sedan (3.0L 6cyl Turbodiesel 7A)
2007 E320 Bluetec V6 Diesel, Nothing major but bunch of small stuff that disables car for days. Cracked inter-cooler hoses, failed Mass Air Flow sensors, Failed EGR valve, Clogged DPF filter, scary one was when fuel filter clamp failed, sprayed fuel on hot turbocharger and ignited, my lucky day I was standing in traffic so I was able to see cloud of the smoke coming under the hood and can of soda put the fire out (I should let it burn). All this under 74K miles. This is my 8th Mercedes and seams that newer the car more problems with it.
Diesel engine and 7 speed transmission will get 27-30 MPG at 80mph
E class shrink over the years W124 was huge comparing to this W211, my son C300 has more space on the front seat then me. I am big guy so I have to push my seat all the way back then getting in and out door post is right on the way. this was not the case with any other ones I owned.
Purchased a CPO E320 Bluetec with 24K miles. Impressed with build quality, drive ability, features. I'm 6'4, 220 lbs, and have plenty of leg, hip and headroom both as a driver and as a passenger (can sit comfortably behind driver's seat which was set to my specs). Took a 1K mile shakedown to NW PA and averaged about 35.5 mpg in mostly highway driving between 70 - 75 mph. Stone quiet, provides a great sense of confidence in ride and handling qualities. Only quibble is the COMMAND radio system, for its apparent sophistication, has no satellite radio standard. I do not miss nav - that's why I use AAA maps!
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Satellite radio should have been standard
Just purchased a CPO Bluetec with 24K. Dealer experience was excellent. In two weeks have put on two thousand miles of primarily highway driving between 70 - 76 mph. Average MPG is slightly over 35. Systems are A-1; everything is intuitive. Extremely comfortable and supportive seats in MB Tex. Will check back in after first D service in 8 K miles.
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How could there be?
I just picked up a CPO 2007 E320 Bluetec. This is my 3rd Mercedes-Benz diesel ('74 240D 4 speed - 440K miles on it when the engine died due to loss of oil, and an '84 300D turbodiesel - sold at 337K miles and it's still running strong, from what I hear. This one is by far the best of them - I cannot imagine a car needing anything more than this car offers - quiet, fast, excellent fuel economy, beautiful build quality - it's all there. Only concern I had was repair cost, so I extneded the CPO warranty by two more years, to get me through 2013 - it was certainly cheap insurance, considering the labor rates and parts costs if something does go wrong out of warranty.
Mercedes-Benz build quality - this car is solid, tight and incredibly well- built. I love (and have missed) that Mercedes vault-like 'thunk' when closing the doors, hood and trunk. Fuel economy and performance is excellent - 28mpg around town - no road trips yet, but can't wait!
Tall drivers may find entry a bit odd at first. I've noticed I tend to brush against the B-pillar when getting into the car. Bluetooth module should have been standard in this car, n a $500 accessory, and what is up with a $200 i- Pod connector cable? Power lumbar support adjustment would be nice
I have had my Bluetec for a little over a year, tons of power and torque. You could not guess you are driving a diesel. It is fast, quiet, luxurious, and most of all economical, getting 26 mpg around town and 32-34 on the highway. The $1,000 premium for the diesel over the E350 is worth it,( just look at resales between the E320 vs E350) test drove both with little to no difference in performance or comfort. Love the classic understated good looks, the pre-safe technology, and all the other safety features. Once I drove this car I questioned why would I drive any other car in this class ( test drove E350,BMW 528I, Cadillac STS, Infiniti M35, Lexus GS350).
Diesel. The best power plant I have driven in years. Great areas are the sound system, luxurious interior with real wood trim, and not faux metal, front seat comfort, and distinguished front end. The pre-safe technology makes me wonder how I lived without it. Reliability.
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Happy Yom Kippur! I hope the fast goes well.
I know I can't wait to eat lots of food!
Furr's Buffet will be destroyed tonight.
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It's actually a little comforting to know I'm not the only person who finds it funny to say 'happy yom kippur'. I mean, I know I'm a horrible person because of it, but still.
I'm not jewish, but have a happy yom kippur.
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I ate a 14 inch chicken parm sandwich in front of some of my jewish co-workers.
Felt good. Is this a hate crime?
The ACLU is already on its way.
More like YUM Kippur.
I am but I didn't fast this year.
Jews have too many holidaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaays... I need to get my car papers done and also check my clinic for my CT results but the country has been dead for like 3 days.
Then again, looking at all the days off I'll be getting at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem is great :D Holidays left and right! Anyway enjoy your feast.
Or a bacon cheeseburger.
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I ate a 14 inch chicken parm sandwich in front of some of my jewish co-workers.
Felt good. Is this a hate crime?
No. If it had been a ham sandwich? Maybe.
Yom Kippur comes but once a year boys.
Happy Yom Kippur! to all the Jews! I still don't know much about this holiday. I see some wikipedia in my near future.
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Now I think of Herbal Fiberblend and BarleyLife as giving your body a complete tune up. Full-time job, house remodel, and an active lifestyle require AIM products Shared by AIM Chairman's Club Director Ron Sontag from Lake Kiowa, Texas. Like MOst peOpLe, i live a very active lifestyle. besides working a full-time job supporting the computer network at the company i work for, i am also remodeling the house that we live in. there just don't seem to be enough hours in the day to complete the things that need to be done. eating a healthy meal seems to be the thing that is neglected. eating healthy is something we all talk about, but most of us don't take the time to follow through. therefore, daily essentials products are a part of my everyday life. i take the aiM Garden trio� consisting of aiM barleyLife�, aiM Just carrots�, and aiM redibeets� twice a day. i like to add a helping of aiM LeafGreens� to my Garden trio. i take this once in the morning before i leave for work and another time during the afternoon. after every meal i also take aiMega�. as a certified colon hydrotherapist, i understand the importance of getting the recommended daily amount of fiber. constipation is something that is all too common today. i've seen people sometimes go days without going to the bathroom. they don't realize that, as waste remains in the colon, toxins are absorbed back into the body. this is known as auto-intoxication. Most people don't know they are lacking the amount of fiber they need. Getting the recommended fiber and water the body needs will help you more regularly go to the bathroom. i take the raspberry aiM Herbal fiberblend� twice a day. i like to add a scoop of aiM fit 'n fiber�, which gives me the daily fiber i need and it tastes good. i sometimes like to add a scoop of aiM propeas�, too, for extra protein. i don't think i could do the things that i do without the aiM products. as i said, with such an active lifestyle, it is so hard to eat as healthy as we should and get all the recommended vegetables that we need. i don't plan on slowing down BarleyLife testimony from Virgil Schwisow, Director, Nampa, Idaho: Everybody asks me, "How come you take BarleyLife? You're not sick." I have to confess, I don't know that I've had a headache in fifty years, and I'm eighty-three so I guess I didn't do too bad. But I have Virgil Schwisow to share that when we first started with AIM's barley, a man called me and he said, "Go see this gentleman, he's got emphysema." He'd just been down to the doctor, and they gave him a bunch of tablets. I called him, and I couldn't understand half of what he said. So I went to his house. He had a big white towel in front of him--a towel you would dry dishes with--and he was making a loud hacking noise. I sold him a jar of barley, and within five days he called. "Hey, I'm out of your green barley product," the gentleman said. I couldn't believe I was talking to the same person who just five days before couldn't get more than two words out of his mouth. The man took three more jars, and at the end of the month he went to the hospital for a check up. The doctors looked at him and asked, "Are you sure you ever had emphysema?" This is what we can find, and that is my story. Why do you want to sell any of the barley stuff? When someone recovers like that, you have to sell it. Daily Essentials testimony from Ken Pixler, Preferred Member, Everett, Washington: I am a seventyfive-year-old dad, and I have been taking AIM products since 1994. I started to take AIM's barley LEFT: Ron Sontag with his wife Ann. ABOVE: back in 1994, then in 1996 I added AIM AIM Chairman's Club Director Ron Sontag is a certified colon hydrotherapist. INSET: Ron Herbal Fiberblend, and I started AIMega works on house remodel. in 2005. To this day, I am very healthy, and I am very strong in the body. I am anytime soon, so i will continue to use very thankful for my good health, having these products to keep my health and been a missionary pastor in Asia for all energy level at its peak. these years. i am forty-nine years old, and i feel as Testimonials should not be congood as i did when i was twenty. i know strued as representing results everythe products i am taking are making a body can achieve. difference. i have the energy i need to Daily Essentials do the things i have to do and the things are now i like to do. i just feel healthy. available in Testimonials should not be conthe U.S. strued as representing results everyFour convenient combinations. body can achieve. Eyesight improved when there used to be none Shared by AIM Director Rica Gerhardt, Ashton, ON on behalf of AIM Member Ruth Buffington, Carleton Place, ON ruth was born with hardly any vision at all in her right eye. she was cross-eyed, which could be straightened out by glasses and therapy. now, Ruth Buffington at age seventyeight, she was afraid of losing effectiveness of her good left eye, so she decided to give aiM products a try. inspired by the testimonial in the 2007 september/October Living Well Partners magazine, ruth followed amy's protocol of taking aiM GinkgosenseTM (1/day), aiMega� (4/day), aiM barleyLife� (2 heaping teaspoons twice a day), and aiM Just carrots� (1 heaping teaspoon twice a day). in addition, ruth added two aiM GlucochromTM a day, as she has been diabetic for three years. ruth also did footsoaks with aiM cell Wellness restorerTM, since her feet were often numb and swollen. she faithfully started to take the products in March 2010 and soon noticed that she was overall feeling better. then in september 2010, ruth's ophthalmologist had amazing news for her: no change in her good eye, but the weaker eye had improved! she was given further proof in her daily life. While i was visiting with her in October, she explained excitedly that she could now look at me and still see the shadow of the window frame out of the corner of her weak eye. in another incident, she was all thrilled during a phone conversation. the right lens of her glasses had come loose, but she could still see it hanging down on the frame. this may not mean much to most people, but for ruth these were times to rejoice and give thanks. you see, before, she didn't have any peripheral vision with that weak right eye at all. Testimonials should not be construed as representing results everybody can achieve. Did you know? THE WORD PROBIOTIC literally means "for life," signifying its health-promoting properties. In 2001, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations defined probiotics as "live microorganisms which, when administered in adequate amounts, confer a health benefit on the host." Some digestive disease specialists are recommending probiotics for disorders that frustrate conventional medicine, such as irritable bowel syndrome and Crohn's disease. Since the mid-1990s, clinical studies have established that probiotic therapy can help with several gastrointestinal ills, delay the development of allergies in children, and treat and prevent vaginal and urinary infections in women. According to a number of specialists in the field of microbiology, human strains are a better choice for supplementation by humans than are non-human strains. Therefore, the bacteria in AIM FloraFood� are human strains that are suitable for both production and survival in the human intestinal tract. Bacteria derived from dairy and other sources are less likely to remain in the intestinal tract of humans. They may afford only temporary, if any, benefits. On the other hand, human strains show better colonization and effectiveness. AIM FloraFood provides a guaranteed one billion live probiotic cells per capsule, which is greater than most yogurts. `BarleyLife helped rejuvenate my Lady Lue' Shared by AIM Group Builder Betty Lue Holyfield, Hattieville, AR this is a testimony of aiM barleyLife� and how it brought back life to my dog "Lady Lue Holyfield." Our dog was ber�, aiM cellstar�, aiM composure�, aiM cellsparc 360�, aiM bear paw Garlic�, aiM florafood�, aiM peak endurance�, and aiM proancynol� 2000. they really help me to live. i praise and thank Jesus for all your aiM products. God bless each of you with the aiM companies. Testimonials should not be construed as representing results everybody can achieve. Fourteen-year-old Lady Lue dying, and i started giving her two tablespoons of barleyLife each day (1 tbsp. two times per day). Within two weeks, she was bouncing around like a young puppy dog. We also gave her aiM Just carrots� for awhile. Our dog Lady is fourteen years old--they say that is ninety-eight years old in human life. Lady says thank you, aiM, for helping save me. also, i have been taking two tablespoons of barleyLife for 12 years because of chronic pain Bob & Betty Lue Holyfield all over my body, and it has brought healing to me. i also take aiM redibeets�, Just carrots, aiM propeas�, aiM GinkgosenseTM, aiM Herbal fiberblend�, aiM fit 'n fi- Join The AIM Companies family as we AIM CellStarTM juice will be discontinued due tO unfOreseen circumstances with supply costs, the aiM companiesTM has decided to discontinue all varieties of aiM cellstar juice. the superjuice will no longer be available when the current inventory runs out this summer. stock up now on these antioxidant-rich superjuices. both Mango Mango and pomagrape flavors boast Orac ratings of 1,250 and a superior blend of natural fruit extracts. Mango Mango juice features mangosteen, mango, echinacea, and hibiscus and is specially formulated to boost your immune system. pomagrape, with its pomegranate and grape seed extract blend, is a powerful antioxidant combination that may help slow the aging process. in June, you can buy any 2-, 4-, or 6-pack of cellstar juice and get the second for free. no bVp on free item(s). Offer good while supplies last. Celebrate Our 30th Anniversary! There are two ways to guarantee your space on the 2012 AIM cruise. 1) Make a $250 refundable deposit per person by July 31, 2011. You could WIN a 7-night aboard a luxurious cruise ship and help us sail-a-brate AIM's 30th Anniversary in style. The Sea of Opportunity, Get on Board with AIM! contest runs from June 1 through December 31, 2011. cruise ~Or~ 2) Take advantage of AIM's Convention Auto-Pay Program and make seven convenient monthly payments to pay for your entire cruise package. (3 cost options to choose from ... more info June 20) Either way, you'll ensure you have a spot at AIM's 30th Anniversary Sail-a-bration! The exact cruise location is a secret for now, but we wanted to give you a sneak peek of what's to come. This way you can start planning to join us in April 2012 as AIM turns 30! Be on the lookout for all the details in the July 2011 issue of Living Well magazine (online on June 20) and prepare to sail the Sea of Opportunity, Get on Board with AIM! contest. *** If you take advantage of the Convention Auto-Pay Program and you win an award in the Sea of Opportunity, Get on Board with AIM! contest, you will be reimbursed for all, or a portion, of the amount of money you have paid into the Auto-Pay Program. *** so save your place by participating in `Cruise or you lose' early registration, available June 20 through July 31. PLUS, you can earn a $100 lose' on-board credit simply r youation by registering for AIM's 30th se o gistr 31 ui Anniversary Sail-a-bration `Cr rly re � July ea ne 20 by July 31, 2011. Space is limited, Ju June Bonus Purchase Credit products include: Any AIM Daily Essentials grouping, BarleyLife powder or caps, LeafGreens powder or caps, Herbal Fiberblend powder or caps, AIMega, fit `n fiber, and FibreBalance (CAN). Edema issues addressed best with Peak Endurance and CalciAIM individually Shared by AIM Preferred Member Gloria Burton, Lacey, Washington I WAS RECENTLY DIAGNOSED WITH THYROIDITIS, and I have struggled with edema since at least back into my twenties. My daily AIM products right now are AIM BarleyLife � , AIM Herbal Fiberblend�, AIM Composure � , Gloria Burton AIM Peak Endurance � , and CalcAIMTM. I have found that using the Peak Endurance individually as opposed to combining it with CalcAIM better addresses my edema issues. I keep experimenting with product quantities, time of day, and so on, and I know I will eventually find the best combo for myself. The more I read and study about AIM, the more I know it is a big part of my personal solution. I hope as I progress I can mentor other people with similar challenges. I know we can all benefit from the quality and potency of the AIM products. We are so happy to be part of the AIM family. Our bodies have been damaged over time --health and healing often take time too Shared by AIM Group Builder Debbie Clarke, Burnaby, BC eVer since i can reMeMber, i have always had a challenge with my digestive tract, specifically chronic constipation. abnormal bowel movements were all i knew, so i considered that to be normal. i thought a small, hard movement twice a month was normal. i never knew what a healthy bowel movement was. knowing what other options i had. in april 2009, we were introduced to the aiM products, and i happily started taking many of the products with the hope of improving my health and preventing any further damage to my body. since that time, part of my daily regimen has been to take aiM florafood� with each meal to help aid my digestion and intestinal health and healing. i also drink aiM fibrebalance� (canada) each morning and afternoon, mixed with aiM propeas�, to make sure i have adequate fiber and protein. (Note: u.s. aiM fit 'n fiber� would be a good alternative to the canadian fibrebalance.) the list goes on with the aiM Garden trio�, aiM LeafGreens�, aiMega�, aiM Herbal release�, aiM frame essentials�, aiM proancynol 2000�, aiM revitafem�, and aiM cascara sagrada (when i haven't eaten properly). for the first time in twenty years, i started to have some occasional release, and i felt like shouting "Hallelujah" and dancing a jig each time. it actually took one full year of using the aiM products faithfully before i really saw a change on a regular basis. now, i no longer use enemas as my daily routine, and i am still amazed at the body's ability to heal with the proper nutritional supplements, proper diet, and exercise. as humans, we seem to always be looking for a quick fix, magic pill, or something that will not take much effort or self-discipline on our part, but what i have found more than anything is that a major change takes time and patience to see through. i encourage anyone who may be using products for the first time in hope of improved health to not give up! Our bodies have been damaged over time, and health and healing often take time as well. Testimonials should not be construed as representing results everybody can achieve. Soothing Olive hand cream Experience restorative nourishment for your hands with new Soothing Olive hand cream. This rich, soothing formula hydrates, nourishes, and soothes unlike any hand cream you have ever experienced. Soothing Olive works great for gardeners and makes a thoughtful gift for any occasion! Debbie Clarke They've worked hard-- give your hands the treatment they deserve. Webinar Wednesday June and July Schedule Step 1: register for individual webinars by emailing email@example.com. Step 2: Check your email for details including a link to join the webinar. How alkalizing are AIM foods? Ryan Davis, AIM Quality Assurance biologist One-hour webinar, June 1, 11:00 MT Take MyAIMStore to the max! Kevan Lee, senior marketing associate One-hour webinar, June 8, 11:00 MT as the years went by, i recognized that i had a problem. My doctor's advice was to drink more water and eat more fiber, and i did that ... only to become more uncomfortable and bloated. i lived with this condition as best as i could while raising an active family of four children. Often i would end up lying on my back on the floor in pain. an x-ray revealed that my bowel was completely impacted, it was elongated to about three times the length of a healthy colon, it had twists and kinks in many places, and the bottom twenty inches had no muscle tone left to help eliminate. i tried special diets and exercise and even colonics, but nothing seemed to help. finally, with colonics three times a week, a special diet, and herbal tinctures, i was able to get things moving and feel some relief. the problem was the cost! Over a few months, i spent close to $2,000 and got tired of a strict diet and the constant trips to the doctor's office. so i decided to instead give myself enemas each and every morning. i survived that way for twenty years not Organize an efficient AIM business office Cathy McCrea, AIM Star Sapphire Director One-hour webinar, June 22, 11:00 MT Stop Aging! Rose Bird, a chartered herbalist and AIM Canada general manager One-hour webinar, June 29, 11:00 MT Close-out Special: AIM CellStarTM 2-, 4-, or 6-pack Mango Mango, Pomagrape, or Mango Mango/Pomagrape combo Did you know? Toxins accumulate in your body daily as a result of environmental, dietary, and lifestyle factors. Gently detoxify, cleanse, rebuild, and energize your body every day with AIM's Daily Essentials. BarleyLife: rebuild your body with a powerhouse of nutrients including chlorophyll--a natural detoxifier. Herbal Fiberblend: provides both soluble and insoluble fiber from psyllium husk, along with 18 other active ingredients to mend and cleanse. Soluble fiber bonds with toxins to get them out of the body while the insoluble fiber scrubs the intestinal tract. AIMega: Provides essential fatty acids omega-3 and -6 for the repair, growth, and energy of every cell in your body, while helping the membranes of your cells remain permeable to more effectively absorb nutrients and eliminate waste and toxins. Maintaining your digestive health, it's a win-win situation Keith Duff, AIM product specialist One-hour webinar, July 6, 11 a.m. MT Purchase ANY Learn how to develop, write, and begin sharing your AIM story Judy Clover, AIM customer service specialist One-hour webinar, July 13, 11 a.m. MT Understanding AIM's bonus programs Andrew Smith, AIM resources manager One-hour webinar, July 20, 11 a.m. MT YouTube� and your AIM business Skip Taylor, AIM audio/video producer One-hour webinar, July 27, 11 a.m. MT same for FREE! This offer good in June 2011. No BVP on FREE item(s). Unlimited quantities, while supplies last. and receive the Summer break from AIM Teleclasses Check your August Living Well magazine for AIM September Teleclasses. N EWtrition that works! NEW look l NEW size Ah, the lusciousness of a green field of barley grass--sweet greenness that can only be provided by nature. The color green is synonymous with life, yet many of us do not get enough of the life-providing nutrition from the greens that our bodies require. As the finest of all green juice products, BarleyLife provides a natural source of chlorophyll, vitamins, minerals, enzymes, antioxidants, and phytonutrients. Your body uses this broad spectrum of nutrients to create energy, build and repair cells, and strengthen and detoxify at the cellular level. The nutritional value of the BarleyLife formula has been additionally enhanced with the removal of maltodextrin. We are now using a brown rice oligodextrin to maintain enzymatic activity and also provide native proteins and nutrients. Chlorophyll and micronutrients on average are now over 50 percent greater than before. AIM's barley is grown in premium high-nutrient soil, without the use of pesticides, herbicides, or fungicides. AIM takes nutritional testing to levels far beyond industry standards to ensure that BarleyLife is the best green product available. AIM BarleyLife�--A Green Product You Know and Trust for Your Overall Good Health and Well-Being. Av able Available w c en whenhurrent cur is nt stock resold Providing natural vitamins, minerals, enzymes, antioxidants, phytonutrients, and chlorophyll, BarleyLife Xtra is a juice powder concentrate of 18 fruits and vegetables, including young barley plants. With only one gram of sugar per serving, BarleyLife Xtra is a healthy, nourishing alternative to the many sugarfilled drinks available today. A great source of vitamin C, BarleyLife Xtra makes a smooth, cherry-apple-flavored drink that both children and adults enjoy. BarleyLife capsules 280 vegetarian capsules (5656E) BarleyLife Xtra 9.03 oz. powder (5662E) BarleyLife 9.03 oz. powder (5626E) 64 servings per canister 57 servings per canister Same Same Price BVP Listen in to AIM Guests on LA Talk Radio Order online at www.theaimcompanies.com, e-mail email@example.com, and call toll-free 1-800-456-2462. La taLk radiO's "aging Outside the box�" program with host shirley W. Mitchell features special guests and a variety of topics, such as aging, senior and baby boomers' lifestyles, women and men's issues, health, diet, exercise, faith, and the latest medical information. to listen to guest speakers from the aiM family, go to latalkradio.com and click Listen LiVe on thursdays at 5 p.m. Mt on the following dates: June 9, 2011 � dr. Mary ruth swope, aiM chairman's club director July 7, 2011 � teresa schumacher and toni Lund, aiM chairman's club directors August 4, 2011 � teresa schumacher and toni Lund, aiM chairman's club directors by going to latalkradio.com/Aging.php, you may also listen to previously recorded programs that feature aiM guests. Out of the mouths of babes Any parent knows that children can say or do something that is beyond their years. Nancy and Gene Bulka, AIM Royal Emerald Directors in Westland, Michigan, sent in this testimonial from a grandmother in their downline. What follows presents a fine example of how healthy habits can start very young. ����� Mycah Wallace is my daughter Brenda's youngest, a darling little three-year-old that I affectionately call Spunka. Let me explain why my grandaughter is a good commercial for AIM BarleyLife�. I truly am a night owl, going to bed too late for my own good and then getting up late in the morning. Usually by the time I emerge from my bedroom, Spunka is sitting in the rocking chair watching her cartoons. As I walk past her I always ask, "What time is it Spunka?" She joyfully replies, "It's green barley time," and out she prances to the kitchen to get her daily spoonful of BarleyLife, straight from the canister--no water, no juice, nothing but the dry powder. Her older sister and brother claim that she doesn't have any taste buds. The truth is, Spunka really likes her greens-- broccoli, spinach, salads, green beans, etc., but BarleyLife is a daily thing for her. If for some reason she misses her share in the morning, she will wait until around midnight after everyone upstairs is asleep just to let me know that she has been left out of our daily ritual. --Sandra Grefke, AIM Member and grandmother, Flat Rock, Michigan Testimonials should not be construed as representing results everybody can achieve. Upcoming Meetings Hooked on Nutrition! 2011 North America Convention Date: June 15-19, 2011 Location: the renaissance Hotel, seattle, Washington Contact: the aiM companies, 1-800-456-2462 or www.theaimcompanies.com The AIM CompaniesTM 3923 E. Flamingo Ave. Nampa, ID 83687-3100 AIMing Higher Fall Training Date: October 13-16, 2011 Location: aiM headquarters in nampa, idaho Contact: the aiM companies, 1-800-456-2462 or www.theaimcompanies.com


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- WWE posted the following video from Main Event looking at the rivalry between Kane and Daniel Bryan vs. Cody Rhodes and Damien Sandow: - Today would have been the 60th birthday of WWE Legend "Macho Man" Randy Savage. - WWE Hall of Famer Roddy Piper gets the Superstar Spotlight on WWE's website today. - WWE sold nearly 300,000 copies of WWE '13 in the United States for the first week it was out on various platforms. It came in behind Assassin's Creed III with 1.5 million sales. These numbers for WWE '13 are down from the last WWE THQ game but ahead of THQ's own internal expectations. Partial source: F4Wonline.com
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Friday boys' volleyball roundup: Westlake boys' volleyball team sweeps Thousand Oaks
In a matchup between co-Marmonte League boys' volleyball leaders, Keats Stanley stole the show.
Stanley had 24 kills, eight digs and three blocks as Westlake High defeated visiting Thousand Oaks 25-22, 30-28, 25-18.
Travis Magorien added 41 assists and 10 digs for Westake (9-1, 6-0 Marmonte).
Jonathan Christie added eight kills and three blocks.
BOYS' volleyball
(Scores: 25-22, 25-16, 25-11)
At Calabasas
Royal: Ryan Rampton had 14 kills. Casey Kelly added 30 assists. Tyler Andrews had eight kills.
Record: Royal 4-3, 4-2 Marmonte League.
(Scores: 17-25, 25-21, 25-22, 25-10)
At Agoura
Agoura: Austin Sears had eight kills and six blocks. Nick Volkov had eight kills and five aces. Brad Alper had 25 assists.
Newbury Park: Matt Geske 23 kills and seven blocks. Von Wellenreiter had 13 kills and 15 bblocks. Kevin Alvarez had 26 digs. Alex Ostrovsky had 46 assists. Steven Santos had nine kils and six blocks.
Records: Agoura 2-6, 1-5 Marmonte League; Newbury Park 8-4, 4-2.
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Prashant Sethi gives you a peek into Digital Multimedia Broadcasting which was demonstrated at the TV Korea Showcase in Mumbai on February 7, 2006.
The demonstration of Digital Multimedia Broadcasting was very simply put as -The transmission from a TV is put into a machine for decoding and is then transmitted to a DMB enabled device. The delay is around 5 sec and transmission is real time. This was shown by transmitting one of the channels of ZEE TV to DMB enabled mobile devices. In addition to this, happening of the conference were transmitted live to mobile devices. But what is the technology all about, what is DMB??
DMB (Digital Multimedia Broadcasting) — is a mobile multimedia broadcasting service based on a new concept of broadcasting and telecommunication services. Multi-channel, high quality audio and mobility are some of its key characteristics. Another feature, namely interactivity makes it most popular as it provides different types of interactive data services. Its key features correspond to services as follows:-
Anytime, Anywhere, Ubiquitous— Personal TV
Mobile, WiBro (Wireless Broadband) —Interactivity
High quality mobile transmission—-Mobility
Digital, Multichannel, Multimedia—New Media
T-DMB (Terrestrial-DMB) — is based on system A standard and uses Band III. High quality video, audio and data services are provided using video codec for MPEG-4 (H.264) and audio codec for BSAC. 1.152Kbits of Data can be transmitted per second allowing condensed video and audio transmission of high efficiency through multiplexing. This in turn makes multichannel broadcasting possible.
S-DMB (Satellite-DMB) –
Know Your Digital Multimedia Broadcasting (Updated)
Prashant Sethi gives you a peek into Digital Multimedia Broadcasting which was demonstrated at the TV Korea Showcase in Mumbai on February 7, 2006.


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País de Flair Bed and Breakfast está situado en el corazón del país Amish en Northren Indiana. Disfrute de una escapada con la familia y amigos con un día de verano de compras en el mercadillo Shipshewana o experimentando el edredón de Amish Tour. Durante el otoño y el invierno disfrutar de un maravilloso lugar para alojarse durante un fin de semana de Notre Dame partido de fútbol local. Situado en 18 acres de tierra escénica con itinerancia ganado Angus y una piscina enterrada para disfrutar en un día caluroso. Si te gusta la pesca se tendrá gusto seguramente de pesca en el estanque privado abastecido con el bajo y bluegil. Un masaje privado también puede estar dispuesto para ayudarlo a relajarse en la intimidad de su habitación. Es posible que desee tomar ventaja de la oportunidad de disfrutar de una verdadera casa comida cocinada con una familia Amish. Para todos ustedes los fans de scrapbooking echa un vistazo a nuestras tarifas Scrapbook grupo Fin de semana especial o Paquetes Golf Outing.
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5 en junio 02, 2015
We have stayed at Country Flair twice now - and have been nothing but extremely pleased! The service is phenomenal! It is exceedingly clean (and I am a "clean freak"). The breakfasts are wonderful - better than what you'll get at a fancy restaurant. Just a short drive to the ND campus! We plan to schedule our next visit as soon as we get our football tickets!
5 en enero 04, 2015
Can't say enough. This is a very peaceful beautiful environment. We were only able to spend one night but look forward to returning when the weather is nice. Sorry that we didn't get to meet the rest of the staff (Tanner, Madison, & Ella) We heard about them and look forward to meeting them next time. Our room was very comfortable and beautifully decorated. Our evening dessert was warm homemade carrot cake and ice cream.....Yum! Breakfast was filling & delicious. Julies homemade muffins are awesome!!! Our hosts were very gracious. I would recommend this Bed & Breakfast to everyone. Glen & Julie are the sweetest people.. Can't say enough.
5 en noviembre 04, 2014
This was my first time at a bed and breakfast and Julia and Glen made us feel so at home. The breakfast was great and the conversation was great too. We loved the basement, we will def be back!
5 en octubre 10, 2014
A warm and inviting atmosphere. Our hosts made us feel very welcome in their beautiful home and surprised us with a delicious warm apple crisp upon arrival. Although the weather did not permit us to use the pool, we plan on returning for a longer stay and enjoying the outdoors. What a wonderful place to relax. Julie and Glen are truly gracious hosts.
5 en octubre 08, 2014
We had such a wonderful experience for our 1st time at a B & B. Glen and Julie treated us like family and we felt like we had known them for years. We had such a great time we are going back next month! The breakfasts were delicious and the nightly dessert treats were awesome! Tanner, Madison and Ella did an awesome job helping to serve us. Robin and Susan Stansbury, Westminster, MD
5 en septiembre 10, 2014
Spent 4 nights and it was outstanding in every way
4,8 en septiembre 03, 2014
We stayed here with some friends and the whole weekend was just sooo relaxing and fun. Beautiful place, lovely decor, FABULOUS food, a nice big pool out back....we're already excited to stay there again!
5 en agosto 13, 2014
We enjoyed our stay at the Country Flair very much. Wonderful, attentive hosts, a beautiful house. The swimming pool is a treat! We got a breakfast that spoiled us for the rest of our trip. And with that a nice insight in USA culture, because our hosts were very willingly to share thoughts and stories. It was a very nice experience!
5 en junio 22, 2014
Definitely 5-star. Great food. Clean home and pool. Wonderful host, hostess and staff!
5 en mayo 23, 2014
Glen, Julie, and Tanner made our daughters college graduation weekend extra special. The food was excellent, accommodations were splendid, and their company was wonderful too. We always looked forward to our dessert in the evening. Thanks for the wonderful memories!
Mercado de las Pulgas, Zona rural, Ciudad pequeña
South Bend, IN (SBN-Michiana Regional) 30 miles
Desde el centro de Wakarusa ir hacia el norte una milla County Road 38 y girar a la derecha (o hacia el este) y siga aproximadamente 1/4 de milla. País de Flair Bed and Breakfast estarán en el lado (sur) de la carretera de la derecha.
Compra de Antigüedades, De Interés Histórico, Notre Dame Campus, Área de picnic, Servicios Religiosos
Bed and Breakfast
Barbacoas , Servicio de Internet, Teléfono, Lavadora/secadora , Postre casero de noche
Aire acondicionado, Despertador, Albornoces, Juegos de mesa, Instalaciones para café/té, Ordenador, Reproductor de DVD, Escritorio, Chimenea, Refrigerador , Secador, Tabla de planchar, Microondas, TV por Satélite/Cable, TV, Servicio de Descubierta, Wi-Fi
Bicicletas, Pescar, Jugar al golf, Comprar, Visitar lugares de interés, Piscina
Glen & Julie Hostetler
Dietético , Alimentación particular
, Vegetariano , Diabetic


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Adventures with Kody
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HAPPY NEW YEARDecember 31st 2013 2:34 pm
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Happy New Year to you!
The scoop on Me!December 16th 2013 3:53 pm
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Howdy friends, Kody here well Mom is letting me give you an update on me!
I got to spend time outsideDecember 15th 2013 3:13 pm
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Howdy friends,
Dear Santa PawsDecember 13th 2013 3:45 pm
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Dear Santa Paws,
I am doing goodNovember 27th 2013 4:28 pm
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Howdy my friends from me Kody with a K and the soon be be a desert kitty!
Mommy & Daddy are leaving us againNovember 7th 2013 7:18 pm
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Howdy my friends, well I have to tell you Mom and Dad are leaving us again, yes that it right they are leaving us tomorrow afternoon.
Mom and I are doing better!November 6th 2013 3:34 pm
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Howdy friends, guess I need to say howdy since next year I will be a kitty cowboy living in Arizona like my friend Newman....yes that is right I will be a dessert cowboy!
Why We Haven't Been Here and Big Thank YousNovember 1st 2013 2:08 pm
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Howdy friends,
Feeling better and so happy to be home!October 28th 2013 3:55 pm
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Hello my friends, first we have to thank you all for all of your purrs and prayers because they sure do work, friends are what help us day in and day out, if not for you all who knows how I would be feeling.
Slowly I am feeling better and COTD MOL!October 25th 2013 4:07 pm
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Thank you for honoring me today at the COTD! MOL what an honor to bestow upon me! I am humbled and feel so special because you have chosen me, this little, no big orange boy today...thank you for your comments, gifts and for being my friends. Thank you for your purrs and prayers to help me get better...I love you all!
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