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Vitoria, also known as Gasteiz by basque speaking people is the capital of the Basque Country. Is a calm city where pedestrians and bikers almost have won over the cars.
The old town gives to Gasteiz an especial flavour, and probably most of the cultural offer is centraliced there. There are some museum and a wide offer of pintxo/tapa bars.There are many important administrative buildings in the city, such as Basque Parliament Building or Ajuria Enea Palace, residence of the lehendakari (president of the Basque Country)
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|6 May. 2016
Deputy Secretary General: NATO membership will ensure Montenegro's long term security
Becoming the 29th member of NATO will ensure Montenegro's long-term stability, sovereignty and security, NATO Deputy Secretary General Ambassador Alexander Vershbow said during a visit to Montenegro on Friday (6 May).
|6 May. 2016
Chairman of the NATO Military Committee praises France's significant contributions to Collective Defence
While in France (2 - 4 May 2016), General Petr Pavel, Chairman of the NATO Military Committee met with the Chief of Defence of the French Armed Forces, General Pierre de Villiers and staff of the Centre for Planning and Conduct of Operations (CPCO), General Christophe Gomart, Head of French Military Intelligence, Vice-Admiral Jean Casabianca, Chief of the Military Staff to the Minister of Defence, Mr. Nicolas de Rivière, Director General of Political Affairs and Security in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs , Mr. Claude Bartolone, President of the National Assembly, and with the Commission of Defence and Foreign Affairs of the Senate.
|4 May. 2016
NATO Secretary General welcomes new Supreme Allied Commander Europe
United States Army General Curtis M. Scaparrotti took over command of NATO's Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) from General Philip M. Breedlove during a handover ceremony in Mons, Belgium on Wednesday (4 May 2016). Attending the ceremony, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg thanked General Breedlove for his outstanding contribution to transatlantic security and welcomed General Scaparrotti to the Alliance. "Today we have come to honour two great men, General Breedlove and General Scaparrotti. Men who personify the enduring bond between Europe and the United States," said Mr. Stoltenberg.
|4 May. 2016
NATO agrees Israel Mission to NATO
The North Atlantic Council has agreed to accept the request that an official Israeli Mission be established at NATO headquarters. The Ambassador of Israel to the EU will therefore be the Head of the Mission of Israel to NATO.
|4 May. 2016
NATO agrees Jordan Mission to NATO
The North Atlantic Council has agreed to accept the request to accredit the Embassy of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan to Belgium as Mission to NATO. The Ambassador of Jordan to Belgium will therefore be the Head of the Mission of Jordan to NATO.
|29 Apr. 2016
NATO and partners to discuss non-proliferation and arms control in Ljubljana
The twelfth Annual NATO Conference on Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Arms Control, Disarmament and Non-proliferation, will take place in the Slovenian capital Ljubljana from 9 to 10 May 2016.
|28 Apr. 2016
NATO Secretary General praises Albania's role in strengthening shared security
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg welcomed Albanian President Bujar Nishani to NATO Headquarters on Thursday (28 April 2016) to discuss preparations for the Warsaw Summit. Speaking at a joint press conference with President Nishani, Mr. Stoltenberg praised Albania for its contributions to Allied security and for its role in strengthening stability in the Western Balkans.
|28 Apr. 2016
Chairman of the NATO Military Committee in Sweden to discuss regional security and NATO-Swedish military cooperation
During his visit to Sweden (27 & 28 April), the Chairman of the NATO Military Committee, General Pavel met with Swedish Minister of Defence, Mr. Peter Hultqvist and Supreme Commander of the Swedish Armed Forces, General Micael Bydén to discuss regional security challenges and opportunities for enhanced military cooperation. The Chairman also had the opportunity to observe the Combined Joint Staff Exercise 2016 (CJSE 16) and visit the Life Guards Regiment, the Swedish Armed Forces International Centre and the Nordic Centre for Gender in Military Operations.
|26 Apr. 2016
Chairman of the NATO Military Committee commends Finland for active military cooperation with NATO
During his two-day visit to Finland, the Chairman of the NATO Military Committee, General Petr Pavel met with the President of Finland, Mr Sauli Niinistö, Finnish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Timo Soini, Finnish Minister of Defence, Dr. Jussi Niinistö and Chief of Defence, General Jarmo Lindberg. Discussions focused on regional security and NATO-Finnish military cooperation and interoperability.
|26 Apr. 2016
The North Atlantic Council visits French Nuclear Strategic Force
The North Atlantic Council and Military Committee visited the Command of the French Nuclear Strategic Force at L'Ile Longue (France), on Tuesday (26 April 2016).


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The Sutton Trust strategic advisory and development board was established in 2013 to enable individuals to join us in improving social mobility through education. We are grateful for the annual financial investment Board Members make to the Trust.
Our Development Advisory board is listed below.
Justin Bull
Justin Bull is currently a Senior Advisor to Copper Street Capital, a new alternative investment fund investing in the financial services industry. Justin has also been helping the Sutton Trust evaluate the feasibility of an alumni network.
Prior to this Justin held the position of Chief Operating Officer of Corporate and Investment Banking at Barclays, based in London. He was a member of the Corporate and Investment Banking Executive Committee as well as the Operations and Technology Executive Committee. Justin joined Barclays in 1997 and has assumed a number of roles in London and Hong Kong, including Chief Operating Officer for the Global Markets business, Head of Client Technology, Chief Administrative Officer for Corporate and Investment Banking and Chief of Staff to its Co-Chief Executives. He assumed his previous role in September 2013. Prior to joining Barclays, Justin worked at Morgan Stanley.
Tim Bunting, General Partner at Balderton Capital and former Vice-Chairman of Goldman Sachs International
Tim is a General Partner of Balderton Capital. He was previously a partner at Goldman Sachs where he spent 18 years. Tim started to work with Balderton and its portfolio of companies in 2006. Currently Tim serves on the Board of numerous Public and Private companies.
Tim is also a Governor of Wellington College and the Wellington Academy; a Trustee of the Rainbow Trust Children's Charity, SpringBoard and the Paul Hamlyn Foundation. Tim is a graduate of the University of Cambridge.
Mike Carpenter, Former CEO, Ally Financial
Michael A. Carpenter was chief executive officer of Ally Financial Inc. from November 2009 to February 2015. During this time he turned around this $150 billion bank and returned almost $20 billion to the American taxpayer who funded the company as part of the auto bailout. He retired as CEO in Feb 2015. Mr Carpenter has broad and deep experience in banking, capital markets, turnarounds and corporate strategy. He founded Southgate Alternative Investments in 2007. He was previously chairman and chief executive officer of Citigroup Alternative Investments, and chairman and chief executive officer of Citigroup's Global Corporate & Investment Bank.
Mr Carpenter received a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Nottingham, England, and an M.B.A from the Harvard Business School, where he was a Baker Scholar.
Mr Carpenter is a director of various public and private companies.
Dr. Purnendu Chatterjee "PC", Chairman of The Chatterjee Group
Dr. Purnendu Chatterjee "PC" is Chairman of The Chatterjee Group (TCG), a global investment firm founded in 1984. Under his direction, TCG has compiled a highly successful investment record, especially in India. From 1986 to 2000, PC was closely associated with Soros Fund Management. Prior to this PC was a partner at McKinsey & Company Inc. in New York.
PC, who grew up in Calcutta, received a B. Tech from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, and a MSc and PhD in operations research from the University of California, Berkeley.
PC was one of the primary founders of the Indian School of Business. He is a trustee of the Asia Society, on the College of Engineering Advisory Board at the University of California, Berkeley, a charter member and Founding Trustee of The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE), and a former Board Member of the US-India Business Council.
Glenn Earle, Former Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer of Goldman Sachs International
Glenn Earle is a member of the Boards of Directors of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV, Affiliated Managers Group, Inc. and Rothesay Life Group. Mr. Earle is also a Board Member and Trustee of the Royal National Theatre and of Teach First, and is Chairman of the Advisory Board of Cambridge University Judge Business School.
Glenn retired in December 2011 from Goldman Sachs International, where he was most recently a Managing Director and the Chief Operating Officer. He previously worked at Goldman Sachs in various roles in New York, Frankfurt and London from 1987, becoming a Partner in 1996. From 1979 to 1985, he worked in the Latin America Department at Grindlays Bank/ANZ, leaving as a Vice President.
Glenn is a graduate of Emmanuel College, Cambridge and of Harvard Business School, where he earned an MBA with High Distinction and was a Baker Scholar and Loeb, Rhoades Fellow.
Marc Gabelli, Managing Partner of Gabelli Securities
Marc is an executive and director of several operating businesses, including U.S. exchange traded GAMCO Investors, LGL Group, and Associated Capital Group. As a fund manager, his focus is global value equity investments. He manages the Gabelli Value Plus+ Trust, an investment trust trading on the London Stock Exchange. He has managed several Morningstar five star mutual funds, and a Lipper #1 ranked global equity mutual fund.
Marc is active in a variety of charitable educational efforts in the United States. He has lived and worked in the U.K. at various times, beginning in 1990 while at Lehman Brothers International. He is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.) Sloan School.
Sir Peter Gershon, Chairman of National Grid plc and Tate & Lyle plc
Educated at Reigate Grammar School and Churchill College, Cambridge.
Sir Peter had a 30 year career spanning the international computer, telecommunications and defence industries before joining the UK civil service in 2000 as the first Chief Executive of the Office of Government Commerce. In 2003/4 he led a major review of UK public sector efficiency for the Prime Minister and Chancellor of the Exchequer. Following his return to the private sector in 2004 he has held a number of non-executive positions and is now Chairman of National Grid plc, Tate & Lyle PLC and the Aircraft Carrier Alliance Management Board.
Peter was awarded the CBE in 2000 for services to the Defence Industry and was knighted in 2004 for his work on public procurement.
David Gregson, Chairman of Precise Media Group, Crime Reduction Initiatives and the Lawn Tennis Association
David is Chairman of the Lawn Tennis Association, and of CRI, a leading UK health and social care charity. He is also a Director of the London Legacy Development Corporation, which is transforming the Olympic Park following the 2012 Games, and a member of the Advisory Boards for the Sutton Trust, promoting social mobility through education, and of the Education Endowment Foundation.
Previously, David was a co-founder and Chairman of Phoenix Equity Partners, a leading UK mid-market private equity business. David has an MBA from Manchester Business School and a degree in Maths and Physics from Cambridge University.
Anthony Gutman, Co-Head, UK Investment Banking, Goldman Sachs
Anthony is co-head of Investment Banking Services in EMEA and co-head of UK Investment Banking. He is a member of the Partnership Committee. He joined Goldman Sachs as a managing director in 2007 and was named partner in 2012.
Prior to joining the firm, Anthony spent seven years at Citigroup. Earlier in his career, he qualified as a corporate solicitor at Freshfields in London.
Anthony is a member of the Business in the Community Education Leadership Team and serves on the Board of Directors of Great Ormond Street Hospital – The Centre for Children's Rare Disease Research. Anthony earned a BA in Modern History at Worcester College, Oxford University, and a CPE and LPC degree from the London College of Law.
Sir Peter Lampl, Chairman of the Sutton Trust and of the Education Endowment Foundation
Peter is the founder and chairman of the Sutton Trust which aims to improve social mobility through strategic philanthropy. It has funded and evaluated programmes which have helped hundreds of thousands of young people and published over 120 research studies.
He is also chairman of the Education Endowment Foundation set up in 2011 by the Sutton Trust with support from Impetus Trust funded by an endowment of £135 million from Government to improve the performance of the poorest children in the most challenging schools. Before establishing the Sutton Trust in 1997, Peter was the founder and chairman of the Sutton Company, a Private Equity firm with offices in New York, London and Munich. Peter has a Bachelors and Masters Degree from Oxford and MBA from the London Business School.
Joe McDevitt, Retired Managing Director of PIMCO
Joe joined PIMCO in 1998 to open and head the firm's London office, its first presence in Europe.
When Joe retired from PIMCO in 2014 the firm had close to $300 Billion in third-party assets across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
Joe spent 33 years in the financial services industry, having previously worked for Salomon Brothers in New York and London, and Merrill Lynch in Seoul, Korea.
Following university he spent three years in Korea as a Peace Corps volunteer working in public health. He holds a bachelor's degree from Bowdoin College, where he serves on the board of trustees, and an MBA from the Harvard Business School.
Sir Harvey McGrath, Chair of Big Society Capital, Chair of Governors of Birkbeck, University of London, and Deputy Chair of the Mayor of London's Enterprise Panel.
Sir Harvey is Chair of Big Society Capital, Chair of Governors of Birkbeck, University of London, and Deputy Chair of the Mayor of London's Enterprise Panel. He is the former Chairman of Prudential plc, Man Group plc, and the London Development Agency.
Prior to taking on the Chair of the London Development Agency he was Chairman of London First, the capital's influential business campaign group, a director of Gateway to London, the inward investment agency for the Thames Gateway and Chairman of the East London Business Alliance, a partnership of substantial businesses engaged in the social and economic regeneration of East London.
Sir Harvey is also Chairman of Heart of the City, which helps companies develop responsible business practices through learning from one another; Chairman of the Prince's Teaching Institute, which promotes subject based professional development for teachers; and a trustee of a number of other charities including New Philanthropy Capital, a research based charity which gives advice and guidance to donors and charities; icould, an online careers resource; and the Mayor's Fund for London. Sir Harvey was knighted in the 2016 New Year's Honours list.
Lucy Morris, Trustee of CHK Charities
Lucy Morris has been involved with and making a difference in the charitable sector for the last twenty years. Her involvement began as a trustee of her family foundation, but for the last ten years Lucy has also been active as a trustee, fundraiser and mentor at Home-Start UK, Nordoff Robbins, Amber and Into University.
Lucy's area of interest as a member of the Sutton Trust is where giving can make a real difference and have a greater impact through leveraging and scalability, in particular in the areas the foundation supports the socially disadvantaged and the improving access to education for all.
Richard Perry, Managing Partner, CEO of Perry Corp
Richard has been CEO of Perry Corp. since 1988. He is also a member of the firm's Management Committee. Prior to 1988, Richard was in the equity arbitrage area of Goldman, Sachs & Co. He was also an adjunct associate professor at the Stern School of Business at New York University, where he taught a course in the finance department.
Richard serves on the board of directors of Capital Business Credit LLC, Universal American Corp., Ovation LLC and Northwest Investments LLC. He is also chairman of the board of Barneys New York Inc. Richard is a member of the boards of trustees of Facing History and Ourselves, The Israel Project and the University of Pennsylvania. He is also on the Advisory Council of the Hamilton Project. Richard earned an MBA at New York University's Stern School of Business in 1980, and a BS at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School in 1977.
Kasia Robinski, Partner at Hanover Investors
Kasia has spent the last 25 years in investment banking and in private equity, in the UK, US and in Europe. She worked for the Sutton Company, alongside Sir Peter Lampl, in the UK and in the US.
Kasia received an MSc from Cambridge University in Engineering/Economics and an MBA from the Stanford Business School.
James Sainsbury OBE, Trustee of Tedworth Charitable Trust
James has been chair of trustees of Home-Start UK since 2000 (for which he was honoured with an OBE in 2013).
He is also chair of trustees of the Resurgence Trust, which, among other things, publishes the "Resurgence and Ecologist" magazine.
He is a trustee of the Tedworth, Headley and Staples trusts, the Kay Kendall Leukaemia Fund and the Voices Foundation. He is also a patron of Best Beginnings.
Martin Sullivan OBE, Operating Partner – Lightyear Capital
Prior to joining Lightyear Capital in October 2014, Mr. Sullivan was Deputy Chairman of Willis Group Holdings plc and Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Willis Global Solutions.
Previously, Mr. Sullivan was President and Chief Executive Officer of American International Group Inc., where he worked for 37 years. Mr Sullivan serves on the Board of Directors of Lightyear Capital portfolio company Cooper Gay Swett & Crawford. He is also Chairman of Navigators Underwriting Agency Ltd.
Robert Swannell, Chairman of Marks and Spencer Group plc
Robert Swannell was appointed a non-executive director of Marks & Spencer in October 2010 and became Chairman in January 2011. Until 2010, Robert spent over 30 years in investment banking with Schroders/Citigroup. He was formerly Vice-Chairman of Citi Europe and Chairman of Citi's European Investment Bank.
Robert was Senior Independent Director of both The British Land Company plc (NED 1999-2010) and of 3i Group plc (NED, 2006-2010). Robert was Chairman of HMV Group plc from February 2009 until March 2011. Robert's regulatory and government department experience includes the Regulatory Decisions Committee of the FSA, the Takeover Panel Appeal Board and the Industrial Advisory Board of BIS (Department for Business, Innovation and Skills). Robert was appointed a Non-Executive Director of the Shareholder Executive Board in November 2013 and became Chairman on 1 September 2014. Robert was Chairman and a member of the Governing Body of Rugby School from 2004-2014. He is an Advisory Board Member of The Sutton Trust, a founder and Trustee of the SpringBoard Boarding Bursary Foundation, a Trustee of the Kew Foundation and a Board Member of the Investor Forum. Robert is a Chartered Accountant and Barrister.
Corinne Vigreux, Co-founder and Managing Director of TomTom Consumer
Best known as one of TomTom's founders, Corinne Vigreux combines an instinctive understanding of technology with a flair for innovation. She is currently Managing Director of TomTom's Consumer Business Unit. Corinne is passionate about democratising technology and making it more accessible, usable and affordable to all. This approach led to the TomTom Go, which single-handedly created the satnav category, and subsequent TomTom satnav products, fitness watches and the new action camera.
She started at Psion in 1987, building its international distribution network. Then in 1992, together with Peter-Frans Pauwels, Pieter Geelen and Harold Goddijn, she set up Palmtop software, which then became TomTom. Assuming responsibility for branding, marketing and sales she oversaw the change from a B2B software company to a B2C organization.
Corinne Vigreux chairs the Sofronie Foundation, and is co-chair of the Dutch Chapter of Women Corporate Directors. She is also on the board of the Dutch National Opera & Ballet, and the president of the CCEF (Conseiller du Commerce extérieur de la France).
Dr Geoffrey Walker MD, Dallas Nephrology Association
Geoff is a Nephrologist practicing in Dallas, Texas since 1981 associated with Dallas Nephrology Associates, a single specialty group of 75 doctors providing care to patients with kidney disease. They provide out-patient and in-patient care as well as dialysis support and renal transplantation to patients with chronic kidney disease.
In England Geoff worked as lecturer in medicine for 4 years for Manchester University and prior to that as a trainee physician at St James's University Hospital in Leeds. He graduated from Leeds University Medical School in 1972. Elected Fellow of American College of Physicians and also Fellow of Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.
Ian Walsh, Partner and Managing Director at Boston Consulting Group London
Ian is a Partner and Managing Director at BCG London, where he leads both the Financial Institutions and Education practices.
He has led numerous projects for The Sutton Trust, on GCSE under-performance, university entry, vocational education and access to the City.
Ian has also led projects for the Education Endowment Fund, Teach First and the New Schools Network.
He has a Bachelor in Commerce and Masters in Finance from University College Dublin, where he was a member of the Governing Authority.
He qualified as a barrister at the King's Inns in Dublin and is a member of the Irish bar.
Ian Watson, Chairman of Genagro Ltd
Ian is an entrepreneur and has successfully founded and managed a variety of companies in a range of different areas internationally. He was previously a member of the Executive Committee and responsible for the European business of Burns Fry (now BMO Nesbitt). Ian was Chairman of Galahad Gold from 2003 to 2008. Currently, Ian is Chairman and Managing Director of Genagro Ltd., with 73,000 hectares of agricultural land in Brazil. Ian is Co-Founder and Chairman of PYE global, empowering young people and adults internationally to work with their creativity.
Ian was Executive Producer of Forgiveness, a 3 hour documentary by PBS TV in April 2011. He was also Executive Producer of the following Common Ground Productions:
- Madame President (2015) – 15 hours – in production in Amman, Jordan for broadcast across the entire Middle East by satellite TV, followed by secondary national broadcasts.
- Singa Durbar (2015) – 13 half-hours – in production in Kathmandu, Nepal; a fictional series about Nepal's first woman prime minister.
- The Team (Sri Lanka) (2015) – 13 half-hours – in production in Colombo, Sri Lanka
Alex Wilmot Sitwell, President of Bank of America Merrill Lynch for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA)
Alex Wilmot-Sitwell is Bank of America Merrill Lynch's president for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA). He is responsible for the execution and development of the bank's business activities and support functions in the EMEA region. These span corporate, commercial and investment banking, treasury services, sales and trading and credit cards. He is also responsible for ensuring the effective delivery of the broad Bank of America Merrill Lynch franchise to its corporate and institutional clients in these regions.
Based at the bank's European headquarters in London, Wilmot-Sitwell chairs the bank's EMEA Executive Committee and is a member of the Global Banking, and Markets Committee. He is Chief Executive Officer of Merrill Lynch International and Bank of America Merrill Lynch International. He is also director of Merrill Lynch UK Holdings and MBNA Limited and chairs the board of Merrill Lynch International Bank Limited.
Wilmot-Sitwell is a strong advocate of developing relationships between business and the community and actively supporting education and children's charity organisations. He is a vice president of Save the Children Fund (UK) and a Trustee of Merlin.
Deborah Wolfson, Trustee of the Wolfson Foundation
Deborah Wolfson Davis was educated at the University of Manchester and the College of Law, London. Her early career was as a solicitor at Freshfields, specialising in company law and taxation. Following this, she pursued her interest in media, working as a freelance journalist and scriptwriter. She is a trustee of the Wolfson Foundation and Chair of its Schools Panel.
Christopher Wright, Merifin Capital
Christopher Wright is Chairman of EMAlternatives LLC in Washington DC, an emerging markets focused asset management firm and of YIMEI Capital Ltd in China. Since 1987 he has been a Director of Merifin Capital, a privately owned, Brussels based investment company.
Until mid-2003 he served as Head of Private Equity for Dresdner Kleinwort Capital and was a Group Board Member of Dresdner Kleinwort Benson working in New York, Los Angeles, London and Frankfurt with global responsibility for alternative assets as well as for certain other activities of the Dresdner Bank Group in North America. He acted as chairman of various investment funds prior to and following the latter's integration with Allianz A.G. He is a co-founding board member of Roper Technologies Inc (NYSE) and of IDOX plc (AIM), and continues to serve on the board Roper.
Mr Wright is affiliated with and/or has sat on various boards of several other financial institutions, including Artio Global Asset Management Inc., Hansa Capital LBG., Campbell Lutyens @Co Ltd., CdB Webtech SpA., Standard Bank Group of South Africa, GP Investimentos (Brazil), IL+FS (India), and IDeA Alternative Investments SGR.
Mr Wright is a graduate of Oxford University and holds a Certified Diploma in Accounting and Finance. He is Foundation Fellow, Corpus Christi College, Oxford.


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can you feel pregnancy symptoms immediately after you concieve?
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YES I believe you can feel signs of pregnancy very soon after conception! Usually when I ovulate, I FEEL my ovaries releasing the egg (I know it sounds weird but I just do!) and usually a few days later I will see a white cloudy discharge on my underwear and my ovaries go "back to normal". This month, however, after 3 full days post ovulation, I have not seen any discharge whatsoever on my underwear and my left ovary feels like its in overdrive! I was supposed to ovulate around the 13th of this month & my husband & I had sex on the 12th. That night something in my head right before I went to sleep said "you're pregnant!" Ever since that day, I have noticed a slight increase in the size of my boobs as well as minor cramping near the left ovary & a large increase in bowel movements. I have also noticed on multiple occasions an onset of acid reflux which I have NEVER had prior to now. Still too early to test but I'm hoping for the best! 2nd pregnancy but first child if I go full term :)posted 02/17/2013 by dbodd001
I have a beautiful 4 year old daughter. When i first found out i was pregnant with her i was 5 weeks pregnant exactly. And the only symptom i had was being extra tired and tender breast. I can't test for another 2 weeks but i definitively feel pregnant. I am so tired, and i am having a slight pain underneath my belly button. No tender or swollen breast yet. But i definitively feel pregnant. I think a woman just knows especially after you have had 1 or more children. Good luck to everyone! And i will let you know if its a positive! We hope it is :)posted 02/13/2013 by arm1919
Good luck Alexa, keep us posted!posted 10/15/2012 by yourangel143
Alexa, first off, you aren't crazy. You know when you feel something different. It's really hard to say. How many days past Ovulation are you? It could be ovulation symptoms, or it literally could be pregnancy. I started feeling symptoms I think it was 5 or 6 dpo. I know my body really well with ovulation.posted 10/10/2012 by yourangel143
Megs, hey lady. Based off of what you just said, more and likely what you are experiencing is the symptoms that comes with ovulation. I ALWAYS get nauseous around the days I ovulate. If you guys had sex the first day of your fertile period, and you started feeling nauseous the next day, the egg hasn't even dropped yet. Unless of course you ovulated a few days earlier. If that's the case, then yeah, it's possible to feel it soon. My first pregnancy I felt it 2 days after my husband and I had the "baby dance", which was right when I ovulated.posted 10/01/2012 by yourangel143
To the lady that ovulated yesterday - Whatever you do, don't think you are crazy. I had two pregnancies, both of which I knew right after I ovulated. A girl just knows when her body is ticking differently. Also keep in mind that if you test too early you could be dissapointed for no reason. Hang in there and keep us posted!posted 08/30/2012 by yourangel143
I just knew I was pregnant the night after I ovulated. It was all swirly feelings in my uterus with really light stretchy and crampy feelings! I also started getting other symptoms that weak like dizziness when I would stand, vivid dreams, I started dreaming about food every night! This is my second pregnancy, I did not know I was pregnant in my first pregnancy until I missed my period and took a test and my breasts were in pain! With this pregnancy I had the crampy stretchy feeling for days after ovulation as well as pinching in my uterus. I got an ultrasound at about 5 weeks and there was a little embryo in there! I did not want to tell anyone, not even my husband that I knew already because I was afraid I would turn out to be wrong and that I was going crazy, but no, I was right to trust what I was feeling! Trust your own body, it is possibly to feel pregnancy as soon as you concieve!posted 08/23/2012 by cherienc
To the lady who is on b/c and antibiotics. Yes, it is totally possible to get pregnant while on b/c and anitbiotics. The antibiotics has the tendancy to flush it out. However, try to remain calm and relaxed ( I know, easier said then done). You could be just filling all the affects of ovulating that you have never noticed before, or you could very well be pregnant, and if you are you don't want to add the anxiety to the process. I know you are in that frustrating two week wait at this point. Just hang in there and keep us posted.posted 08/23/2012 by yourangel143
Well, as i've been reading these it makes me think that i really am. I mean, nauseas, bloated, cramps, headaches, hungrier, no pain but sensations in my boobs. My LMP was Dec. 17th and i had sex Sun. Jan. 8. Today my period is due, however i've never been real regular so i guess i can wait and see about this time next week. Good luck to those who are trying! I'm 16 and prayers are definetely welcome!posted 01/14/2012 by culverhopeliveskelci
I believe it is possible To feel symptoms , I had sex two days after my period and thought that i couldnt get pregnant because i havent ovulated . I have had nausea all day I've never been pregnant before , but I derrinatly know that there is something going on inside , as I never get period pain or any other stomach pain .posted 01/27/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
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How can I afford to stay home with my baby?
I want to be a stay-at-home mom more than anything in the world. Even though I know I have to work for financial reasons, I can't help wishing my life were different, being depressed, crying all the time, being jealous of my friends who stay home, and fighting with my husband every day about not wanting to leave our 8-month-old. This is ruining our marriage, but I don't know how to just accept it. Please help!
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Virginia,,you are not the only one. I quit the job I love the most. I made almost 100,000 a year to stay home with my son for awhile. I am changing the field of my work so that I can see my son more. I will be crying again working and not seeing him. My husband got mad at me everytime I told him that I want to stay home with my kid. Our house payment is almost 1 of my husband paycheck.. not worth for us to sell a house right now with the home depriciation. On top of that I have my mother at home telling me that she won't be able to stay with me if I am not working. Everyone put pressure on me that I feel I have no way out. I work doing mortgage broker parttime job and it did not work out. I was not making money and could not even see my son. May be I can find a work from home job. Everyone in my house except me think what they are going to do with the money I will make. No one is willing to sacrify their extra desires for me to stay home with my kid. You are right, we can make it work. It will be tight, but there will be so much more reward with my baby. I won't be able to bond with my baby if I have someone else raised him.posted 05/02/2007 by ploybaker
Well I'm not a sahm. But Gina didn't glorify herself. It was more like defending that not all sahms live in crappy neighborhoods. You could be a family with two incomes and live in crappy neighborhoods and have kids who hang out with the wrong friends. Thankfully my kids are involved with extracurricular activities and my preschooler thrives in his full-day preschool program. So I don't think it was glorifying herself but more like defending herself and other moms who don't fit that blanket statement made by anonymous.posted 04/21/2007 by mommy23and1ontheway
By the way, I apologize. I didn't mean for the last post to be "anonymous". I got distracted by a phone call. My name is Gina, and I am absolutely proud to be home with my children and equally as supportive of working moms, just so no one is offended. Again, I just think that whatever decision you plan on making, it should be discussed before having your children. =)posted 04/20/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I know exactly what you're talking about - I have to leave my sweet baby in 19 days to go back to work. It is killing me....But there is light at the end of the tunnel! I have found a way to replace my income from home and trust me, I checked it out. My site is www.freedomathometeam.com/tracyhanna if you would like to see what it is about. My goal is to work at the office through the summer and then be home for good. Good luck to everyone.posted 03/28/2007 by Tracy Hanna
Honestly, I'm a stay-at-home mom, and if I can do it, anyone can. My husband and I have made huge sacrifices so that I can stay home with our baby... we went down to one car, we moved to an area that has a lower cost of living, we have even dipped into our savings to make ends meet. If it is important enough to you, you can find a way to stay home. Believe me, it's been worth it to be able to spend this time with my baby.posted 01/24/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
Hi I am in the same situation. I have to go back to work in 2 months. Then my baby will be only 3 months. I have no clue about what to do. I can't find any work that I can do from home..can anyone provide me with names of companies that I can contact?posted 11/16/2006 by nothappy1
we are expecting our first baby in february. i just was able to get a job at a theature, and i only have like 3 months until she comes. i wanted to be an at-home mom, but i dont know if we can handle it. we just purchased our first house, and we are having a baby. i want to stay at home really bad, but we havent gotten into the bill groove yet. what should i do?? please help me!!posted 11/06/2006 by cassaundra07
I am a stay at home mom of two and I have just found a great at home job. I have been searching forever! I work with a company called Melaleuca, they are a wellness company that makes non-toxic products for your home. I joined up with a team called stayin home and lovin it and I have been staying at home working for a month. Melaleuca is great to work for and I have switch my house over to their products because I loved them so much. Before starting this business I started to educate myself on the toxins that were in some of the products I was using. From my cleaners to my make-up and even the kids shampoo, I couldn't beleive what was in them. It only made sense to me to switch! If this is something you are interested in let me know! http://www.annie-stayinhomeandlovinit.com/posted 10/30/2006 by MaineMomAnnie
Try going to garage sales and consignment stores to find good quality used items, and create an Ebay store. Sell clothing, books, CD's, etc... Look around your house and find all those things you just don't use anymore and place them on Ebay. I know many stay at home Mom's who do this. I am also a SAHM of an 8 month old, and we are facing the same problem. So I have been sewing and crafting and selling online. Good luck! You can do it!posted 09/18/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
I have an 8 month old baby, and it breaks my heart ever time I think about returning to work. I have found that there are a few ways to help my husband financially by doing Mary Kay cosmetic parties on weekends, I don't have a limit as to how much money I can make and my husband is supportive, so maybe that's something to think about, let me know if I can help. firstname.lastname@example.com 07/26/2006 by RRamirez1217
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