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Wien, who has published a list of "10 Surprises" every January since 1986, got eight of his 10 predictions wrong last year: Iran did not go nuclear, stocks—and notably bank stocks—soared, oil failed to fall as much as he expected and other commodities plummeted rather than rose and Republicans balked at immigration reform.
This year, he's predicting a sharp correction for U.S. stocks followed by another strong year for the Standard & Poor's 500 Index, which he sees ending 2014 up 20%, and the opposite for Japanese stocks: Early gains followed by a 20% correction. Wien expects the U.S. economy to boom as "Fed tapering proves to be a non-event" while China's growth rate will slow. Emerging markets outside of Mexico and South Korea will struggle. Oil and agricultural commodities will rise, as will the U.S. dollar and U.S. Treasury bill yields. And, perhaps Wien's biggest surprise, the struggling Obamacare will see a "remarkable turnaround," pushing the president's approval ratings up and leading to Democratic victories in November's mid-term elections.
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The Royals make the long trip North to Middlesbrough on Saturday, looking to continue a run of 8 wins in 9 games in the league. A win would take us above Boro and continue a late push for the play offs, a full match preview is here....
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'I`m never happy when I don`t start the games, but it is important for me to get my minutes and score goals. Everybody would like to play, but there can only be 11. I want to show everything on the pitch.'
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'Confidence is very high at the moment. The last couple of home games we have had, we have put in very good perfromances and got a good couple of results as well.'
Rhys Williams will miss the game through suspension following his red card in midweek, whilst Kyle Naughton is a doubt with a knee injury. Willo Flood, Emanuel Pogatetz and Jeremie Aliadiere are all out injured and will miss this game, whilst Seb Hines, Tony McMahon and Matthew Bates are all long term injury victims.
The former Celtic player has hit a good run of goalscoring form and will be keen to continue that against the Royals. Will play in midfield with Gary O'Neil to form an excellent partnership for Championship level.
The Royals have no new injury concerns to worry about but Brian McDermott has a number of selection headaches after a brilliant run of form. Grzegorz Rasiak and Simon Church both came off the bench to inspire the late win over QPR and are pushing for first team recalls.
Andy Griffin came through the midweek game unscathed after his hamstring injury and will again keep his place at right back, meaning Brynjar Gunnarsson will be on the bench.
Has apologised for his very public show of frustration during the QPR game and will be keen to prove that on the pitch against Boro. Has been a rock at the back since Brian McDermott put him into the side and will be keen to continue that to make it a good end to a difficult week for the former Doncaster man.
Saturday 3rd October 2009, Reading 0-2 Middlesbrough. Madejski Stadium
Andy Hall from the West Midlands will take charge of this game. His only Royals game this season came in the 4-1 defeat by QPR back in October, when he sent off Ivar Ingimarsson as well as Rangers Ben Watson.
8 wins out of 9 in a fantastic record and makes us the form team in the division but a lot of those games have been at home. We seem to struggle up North and Boro are desperate for a win to rekindle their own play off aspirations, so I'm afraid I think it will be a home win 2-1.
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Purple walls shed new light of happiness at homeless shelter
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MIDVALE — In a labor of love, The Road Home's winter overflow shelter got an extreme makeover, complete with lilac-painted walls and lots of helping hands.
As part of an annual service project, about 130 students and faculty from the University of Utah's Master of Accounting program showed up early Wednesday to restore the shelter in preparation for winter.
The home has accommodated up to 300 people in the past, offering families a place to sleep, eat and bathe.
Since 2009, U. accounting students have teamed up with The Road Home each year to make a difference in the lives of those in need, as well as in their own lives.
"Being a mom myself, I have three children, knowing that this will be used by families this winter, it just gives me that great feeling," said Sidney Herfel, a first-year graduate student.
Teachers and students worked side by side in teams of 11, power-washing the facility, cleaning bathrooms and painting walls over the course of seven hours.
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Martha Eining, director of the U.'s School of Accounting, stood right alongside students as she cleaned the bathroom. For her, the project is a chance to serve just as much as an opportunity to learn.
"It takes them way outside of their comfort zone at times, but it really does help them with their training because we divide them into teams and the students are the project managers," Eining said.
"They take on different leadership roles and learn a lot about working in groups," she said.
Parker's goal is to get people out of the shelter and into homes, which, thanks to The Road Home's Rapid Rehousing program, has resulted in some staggering results.
"We have an 87 percent success rate, meaning they don't come back here to the shelter. It's pretty amazing," Parker said.
Though most families stay only temporarily, the time spent at the shelter is meant to be as comfortable as possible. Parker chose bright green, blue and purple to paint the walls in an effort to bring light and happiness to those staying there.
"As you can see, it's pretty rundown," she said, "so they're coming in here, putting fresh paint, deep cleaning it, getting it ready for families so when they come they can be a little happier."
Accounting program academic adviser Richard Reed summed up the day as a chance for students to realize the importance of giving back.
"When you've been given much or you're fortunate enough to have the kind of education that they're getting or the kind of experience they are getting this is part of being a professional and that is giving back," Reed said.
It's a lesson Nielsen was quick to learn and take to heart.
"Success is seen in the lives that we touch here, in the community we live in," he said. "I think that is a huge benefit, that we as students, have to give back."
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Welcome to the latest edition of the HP Discover Performance Podcast Series. Our next discussion examines how a major telecommunications provider is tackling security, managing the details and the strategy simultaneously, and extending that value onto their many types of customers.
Here to explore these and other enterprise IT security issues, we're joined by our co-host for this sponsored podcast, Raf Los, who is the Chief Security Evangelist at HP Software.
And we also welcome our special guest, George Turrentine, Senior IT Manager at a large telecoms company, with a focus on IT Security and Compliance. George started out as a network architect and transitioned to a security architect and over the past 12 years, George has focused on application security, studying vulnerabilities in web applications using dynamic analysis, and more recently, using static analysis. George holds certifications in CISSP, CISM, and CRISC.
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Gardner: George, many of the organizations that I'm familiar with are very focused on security, sometimes at a laser level. They're very focused on tactics, on individual technologies and products, and looking at specific types of vulnerabilities. But I sense that, sometimes, they might be missing the strategy, the whole greater than the sum of the parts, and that there is lack of integration in some of these aspects, of how to approach security.
I wonder if that's what you are seeing it, and if that's an important aspect to keeping a large telecommunications organization robust, when it comes to a security posture.
Turrentine: We definitely are at the time and place where attacks against organizations have changed. It used to be that you would have a very focused attack against an organization by a single individual or a couple of individuals. It would be a brute-force type attack. In this case, we're seeing more and more that applications and infrastructure are being attacked, not brute force, but more subtly.
The fact that somebody that is trying to effect an advanced persistent threat (APT) against a company, means they're not looking to set off any alarms within the organization. They're trying to stay below the radar and stay focused on doing a little bit at a time and breaking it up over a long period of time, so that people don't necessarily see what's going on.
Gardner: Raf, how does that jibe with what you are seeing? Is there a new type of awareness that is, as George points out, subtle?
Los: Subtlety is the thing. Nobody wants to be a bull-in-a-china-shop hacker. The reward may be high, but the risk of getting caught and getting busted is also high. The notion that somebody is going to break in and deface your website is childish at best today. As somebody once put it to me, the good hackers are the ones you catch months later; the great ones, you'll never see.
That's what we're worried about, right. Whatever buzzwords we throw around and use, the reality is that attacks are evolving, attackers are evolving, and they are evolving faster than we are and than we have defenses for.
They are evolving faster than we are and than we have defenses for.
As I've said before, it's like being out in a dark field chasing fireflies. We tend to be chasing the shiny, blinky thing of the day, rather than doing pragmatic security that is relevant to the company or the organization that you're supporting.
Gardner: One of the things I've seen is that there is a different organization, even a different culture, in managing network security, as opposed to, say, application security, and that often, they're not collaborating as closely as they might. And that offers some cracks between their different defenses.
George, it strikes me that in the telecommunications arena, the service providers are at an advantage, where they've got a strong network history and understanding and they're beginning to extend more applications and services onto that network. Is there something to be said that you're ahead of the curve on this bridging of the cultural divide between network and application?
Turrentine: It used to be that we focused a whole lot on the attack and the perimeter and trying to make sure that nobody got through the crunchy exterior. The problem is that, in the modern network scenario, when you're hosting applications, etc., you've already opened the door for the event to take place, because you've had to open up pathways for users to get into your network, to get to your servers, and to be able to do business with you. So you've opened up these holes.
Primary barrier
Unfortunately, a hole that's opened is an avenue of an attack. So the application now has become the primary barrier for protecting data. A lot of folks haven't necessarily made that transition yet to understanding that application security actually is your front row of attack and defense within an organization.
It means that you have to now move into an area where applications not only can defend themselves, but are also free from vulnerabilities or coding flaws that can easily allow somebody to grab data that they shouldn't have access to.
Gardner: Raf, it sounds as if, for some period of time, the applications folks may have had a little bit of an easy go at it, because the applications were inside a firewall. The network was going to be protected, therefore I didn't have to think about it. Now, as George is pointing out, the applications are exposed. I guess we need to change the way we think about application development and lifecycle.
Los: Dana, having spent some time in extremely large enterprise, starting in like 2001, for a number of years, I can't tell you the amount of times applications' owners would come back and say, "I don't feel I need to fix this. This isn't really a big risk, because the application is inside the firewall."
Even going back that far, though, that was still a cop-out, because at that time, the perimeter was continuing to erode. Today, it's just all about gone. That's the reality.
So this erosion of perimeter, combined with the fact that nothing is really internal anymore, makes this all difficult. As George already said, applications need not just to be free of bugs, but actually be built to defend themselves in cases where we put them out into an uncertain environment. And we'll call the Internet uncertain on a good day and extremely hostile on every other day.
Turrentine: Not only that, but now developers are developing applications to make them feature rich, because consumers want feature-rich applications. The problem is that those same developers aren't educated and trained in how to produce secure code.
The other thing is that too many organizations have a tendency to look at that big event with a possibility of it taking place. Yet hackers aren't looking for the big event. They're actually looking for the small backdoor that they can quietly come in and then leverage that access. They leverage the trust between applications and servers within the infrastructure to promote themselves to other boxes and other locations and get to the data.
Little applications
We used to take for granted that it was protected by the perimeter. But now it isn't, because you have these little applications that most security departments ignore. They don't test them. They don't necessarily go through and make sure that they're secure or that they're even tested with either dynamic or static analysis, and you are putting them out there because they are "low risk."
Gardner: Let's chunk this out a little bit. On one side, we have applications that have been written over any number of years, or even decades, and we need to consider the risks of exposing them, knowing that they're going to get exposed. So is that a developer's job? How do we make those older apps either sunsetted or low risk in terms of being exposed?
And on the other side, we've got new applications that we need to develop in a different way, with security instantiated into the requirements right from the get-go. How do you guys parse either side of that equation? What should people be considering as they approach these issues?
Turrentine: I'm going to go back to the fact that even though you may put security requirements in at the beginning, in the requirements phase of the SDLC, the fact is that many developers are going to take the low path and the easiest way to get to what is required and not necessarily understand how to get it more secure.
This is where the education system right now has let us down. I started off programming 30 years ago. Back then, there was a very finite area of memory that you could write an application into. You had to write overlays. You had to make sure that you moved data in and out of memory and took care of everything, so that the application could actually run in the space provided. Nowadays, we have bloat. We have RAM bloat. We have systems with 16 to 64 gigabytes of RAM.
Los: Just to run the operating system.
We've gotten careless
Turrentine: Just to run the operating system. And we've gotten careless. We've gotten to where we really don't care. We don't have to move things in and out of memory, so we leave it in memory. We do all these other different things, and we put all these features and functionality in there.
The schools, when they used to teach you how to write in very small areas, taught how to optimize the code, how to fix the code, and in many ways, efficiency and optimization gave you security.
Nowadays, we have bloatware. Our developers are going to college, they are being trained, and all they're learning is how to add features and functionality. The grand total of training they get in security is usually a one hour lecture.
You've got people like Joe Jarzombek at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), with a Software Assurance Forum that he has put together. They're trying to get security back into the colleges, so that we can teach developers that are coming up how to develop secure code. If we can actually train them properly and look at the mindset, methodologies, and the architecture to produce secure code, then we would get secure applications and we would have secure data.
Gardner: That's certainly a good message for the education of newer developers. How about building more of the security architect role into the scrum, into the team that's in development? Is that another cultural shift that seems to make sense?
It's just a reactive move to the poor quality that's been put out over the last couple of years of software.
Turrentine: Part of it also is the fact that application security architects, who I view differently than a more global security architect, tend to have a myopic view. They're limited, in many cases, by their education and their knowledge, which we all are.
Face it. We all have those same things. Part of the training that needs to be provided to folks is to think outside the box. If all you're doing is defining the requirements for an application based upon the current knowledge of security of the day, and not trying to think outside the box, then you're already obsolescent, and that's imposed upon that application when it's actually put into production.
Project into the future
You have to start thinking further of the evolution that's going on in the way of the attacks, see where it's going, and then project two years or three years in the future to be able to truly architect what needs to be there for today's application, before the release.
Gardner: What about legacy applications? We've seen a lot of modernization. We're able to move to newer platforms using virtualization, cutting the total cost when it comes to the support and the platform. Older applications, in many cases, are here to stay for quite a few number of years longer. What do we need to think about, when security is the issue of these apps getting more exposure?
Turrentine: One of the things is that if you have a legacy app, one of the areas that they always try to update, if they're going to update it at all, is to write some sort of application programming interface (API) for it. Then, you just opened the door, because once you have an API interface, if the underlying legacy application hasn't been securely built, you've just invited everybody to come steal your data.
So in many ways, legacy applications need to be evaluated and protected, either by wrapper application or something else that actually will protect the data and the application that has to run and provide access to it, but not necessarily expose it.
I know over the years everybody has said that we need to be putting out more and more web application firewalls (WAFs). I have always viewed a WAF as nothing more than a band aid, and yet a lot of companies will put a WAF out there and think that after 30 days, they've written the rules, they're done, and they're now secure.
A WAF, unless it is tested and updated on a daily basis, is worthless.
A WAF, unless it is tested and updated on a daily basis, is worthless.
Los: That's the trick. You just hit a sore spot for me, because I ran into that in a previous life and it stunk really bad. We had a mainframe app that had ported along the way that the enterprise could not live without. They put a web interface on it to make it remotely accessible. If that doesn't make you want to run your head through a wall, I don't know what will.
On top of that, I complained loud enough and showed them that I could manipulate everything I wanted to. SQL injection was a brand-new thing in 2004 or something, and it wasn't. They were like, fine, "WAF, let's do WAF." I said, "Let me just make sure that we're going to do this while we go fix the problem." No, no, we could either fix the problem or put the WAF in. Remember that's what the payment card industry (PCI) said back then.
Tactics and strategy
Gardner: So let's get back to this issue of tactics and strategy. Should there be someone who is looking at both of these sides of the equation, the web apps, the legacy, vulnerabilities that are coming increasingly to the floor, as well as looking at that new development? How do we approach this problem?
Turrentine: One of the ways that you approach it is that security should not be an organization unto itself. Security has to have some prophets and some evangelists -- we are getting into religion here -- who go out throughout the organization, train people, get them to think about how security should be, and then provide information back and forth and an interchange between them.
That's one of the things that I've set up in a couple of different organizations, what I would call a security focal point. They weren't people in my group. They were people within the organizations that I was to provide services to, or evaluations of.
They would be the ones that I would train and work with to make sure that they were the eyes and ears within the organizations, and I'd then provide them information on how to resolve issues and empower them to be the primary person that would interface with the development teams, application teams, whatever.
If they ran into a problem, they had the opportunity to come back, ask questions, and get educated in a different area. That sort of militia is what we need within organizations.
I've not seen a single security organization that could actually get the headcount they need.
I've not seen a single security organization that could actually get the headcount they need. Yet this way, you're not paying for headcount, which is getting people dotted lined to you, or that is working with you and relying on you. You end up having people who will be able to take the message where you can't necessarily take it on your own.
Gardner: Raf, in other podcasts that we've done recently we talked about culture, and now we're talking organization. How do we adjust our organization inside of companies, so that security becomes a horizontal factor, rather than group oversight? I think that's what George was getting at. Is that it becomes inculcated in the organization.
Los: Yeah. I had a brilliant CISO I worked under a number of years back, a gentleman by a name of Dan Conroy. Some of you guys know him. His strategy was to split the security organization essentially uneven, not even close to down the middle, but unevenly into a strategy, governance, and operations.
Strategy and governance became the team that decided what was right, and we were the architects. We were the folks who decided what was the right thing to do, roughly, conceptually how to do it, and who should do it. Then, we made sure that we did regular audits and performed governance activities around it's being done.
Then, the operational part of security was moved back into the technology unit. So the network team had a security component to it, the desktop team had a security component to it, and the server team had security components, but they were all dotted line employees back to the CISO.
Up to date
They didn't have direct lines of reporting, but they came to our meetings and reported on things that were going on. They reported on issues that were haunting them. They asked for advice. And we made sure that we were up to date on what they were doing. They brought us information, it was bidirectional, and it worked great.
If you're going to try to build a security organization that scales to today's pace of business, that's the only way to do it, because for everything else, you're going to have to ask for $10 million in budget and 2,000 new headcounts, and none of those is going to be possible.
Gardner: Moving to looking at the future, we talked about some of the chunks with legacy and with new applications. What about some of the requirements for mobile in cloud?
As organizations are being asked to go with hybrid services delivery, even more opportunity for exposure, more exposure both to cloud, but also to a mobile edge, what can we be advising people to consider, both organizationally as well as tactically for these sorts of threats or these sorts of challenges?
Turrentine: Any time you move data outside the organization that owns it, you're running into problems, whether it's bring your own device (BYOD), or whether it's cloud, that is a public offering. Private cloud is internal. It's just another way of munging virtualization and calling it something new.
But when you start handling data outside your organization, you need to be able to care for it in a proper way. With mobile, a lot of the current interface IDEs and SDKs, etc., try to handle everything as one size fits all. We need to be sending a message back to the owners of those SDKs that you need to be able to provide secure and protected areas within the device for specific data, so that it can either be encrypted or it can be processed in a different way, hashed, whatever it is.
Then, you also need to be able to properly and cleanly delete it or remove it should something try and attack it or remove it without going through the normal channel called the application.
Secure evolution
I don't think anybody has a handle on that one yet, but I think that, as we can start working with the organizations and with the owners of the IDEs, we can get to the point where we can have a more secure evolution of mobile OS and be able to protect the data.
Gardner: I am afraid we will have to leave it there. With that, I would like to thank our co-host, Rafal Los, Chief Security Evangelist at HP Software. And I'd also like to thank our supporter for this series, HP Software, and remind our audience to carry on the dialogue with Raf through his personal blog, Following the White Rabbit, as well as through the Discover Performance Group on LinkedIn.
I'd also like to extend a huge thank you to our special guest, George Turrentine, the Senior Manager at a large telecoms company.
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George R. Hoskovec
George R. Hoskovec,
61, of Golden, suffered a
fatal river accident near
his campsite in Glenwood
Canyon near No Name,
Since he was camping
alone, it is not certain if
he dove into the river and
struck a boulder headfirst,
or was swept into a rock
while swimming. Cause
of death listed as "drowning",
exact date uncertain;
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near Rifle.
George was an alumnus
of GHS, class of 1973. He
attended college in Texas,
then California, in Bible
and Art studies.
His workaday life included
being a Colorado
miner, ranch hand in
California, long-haul West
Coast truck driver, and
construction/painter. His
truest passion, however,
was mountain life: hiking,
camping, skiing and
A Christian of deep
faith, this gentle spirit was
known for his generosity,
compassion, Scripture
knowledge, and apologetics.
If you were bereft of a
shirt, off came his; if you
were in need of a buck,
out came his wallet; if you
lacked comforting, out
came his shoulder. For
him, it was not about job,
career, possessions, or
lofty titles…it was about
people and caring.
Sadly, ironically, his
dream of rafting Clear
Creek to the South Platte,
and beyond, clear to
the Mississippi, for the
humanitarian cause of
working against the sex/
slave trade of youngsters,
is not to be realized.
He took a trial run part
way in 2012, and was currently
procuring support
for the 2015 attempt.
Surviving him are mother
Ethel Hoskovec, Golden;
son Steven Harris, Aurora;
brothers Doug and Steve
Hoskovec, Golden; sister
and brother-in-law Rita
and Doug McKay, Bailey;
nephews and nieces Jason
McKay, Amber McKay,
and Sarah Hoskovec;
also cousins, uncles,
aunts, grandnephews and
grandnieces, friends.
His dad, Jim Hoskovec ,
preceded him in death in
2012 at which time George
spoke eloquently (and
sometimes comically) of
his Dad, bringing tears
and laughter at another's
Service Saturday, July
19th, 2pm at the 1st Baptist
Church, Washington
Ave. and 19th, Golden.
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The loneliness of losing a baby: A woman shares her heartache at suffering a miscarriage
Devastated: Lucy had a miscarriage after eight weeks (posed by model)
When I discovered I was pregnant in October, I felt so many different emotions it's difficult to know where to start.
I was shocked because of my age - 38 - and the fact my partner and I had been trying for only a couple of months. As women are bombarded with the message that our chances of conceiving naturally after the age of 35 are virtually zero, I had assumed we'd almost certainly need some form of medical intervention, and even then I knew there were no guarantees.
When the shock dissipated, I felt excitement verging on elation. Ever since I was a teenager, I've wanted to be a mother.
But over the years, as relationships failed to work out, I focused on my career as a journalist, instead. I enjoyed the single life. I travelled widely. It took me a long time to grow up and realise what was really important in life.
But as the years marched by and (I like to think) I started to grow up, I also began to confront the reality that I might never be a mother.
I fleetingly considered single motherhood and started making inquiries about adoption. Then I met my partner. It wasn't the mad, passionate, love-at-first-sight thing I'd spent (wasted?) so much of my life dreaming about.
But thank goodness I realised before it was too late that real love bears little resemblance to love in the movies, novels and our fantasies.
It was different from any of my previous relationships. In the past, I'd been drawn to high-risk, roller-coaster affairs or men who just weren't interested in me.
My partner is the opposite. He's secure in himself, funny, mature - and he loves me. It took a little bit of adjusting because I was so used to being with egotistical rogues who were too busy loving themselves to love anyone else.
But I began to realise how lucky I was to have found one of the good guys. He was as keen as I was to start a family.
When I found out I was pregnant, as well as the excitement there was also fear. I was afraid of so many things. We're not supposed to talk about this in a culture that romanticises pregnancy and motherhood, but many women feel huge anxiety and ambivalence about what lies ahead.
I was afraid something might be wrong with the baby. I was afraid I wouldn't feel that overwhelming rush of love you're supposed to experience. I was afraid of losing my identity as a woman and being subsumed by the role of a mother.
I felt an overwhelming sense of sadness and fear. My partner was working 50 miles away and, for some reason, I decided not to contact him
I was anxious at the loss of my previous care-free, independent life. I was afraid that the couple of glasses of wine I'd had before I knew I was pregnant would have caused some damage.
The thing I was most terrified of was having a miscarriage. One of my friends had become withdrawn and had sunk into a deep depression after losing her baby at 15 weeks. I was worried about how I'd cope with the physical and emotional pain of such a complicated loss.
Because I am superstitious (even though I know it's nonsensical), I avoided buying any pregnancy books and even tried, unsuccessfully, to avoid thinking about names.
I loitered one afternoon at the pregnancy and childbirth section in
a bookshop, flicking through books, but coming up with the illogical
conclusion that if I bought one, something bad would happen.
Then, in my eighth week, I was suddenly filled with optimism.
Everything was going to be OK, I thought. I bought two bottles of
champagne for our respective families on Christmas Day, which would be
the 13-week mark and the day we'd planned to share our good news.
I couldn't resist it. I bought a pregnancy manual and Lennart Nilsson's
famous and awe inspiring book, A Child Is Born. I spent hours looking
at those spectacular pictures of life inside the womb, and read about
the miraculous journey from fertilisation to birth.
And then, a few days later, I woke up and felt drastically different. I hadn't had many pregnancy symptoms, but the most acute - tender breasts - had disappeared overnight.
There was a little bleeding, but no pain. Though I knew bleeding during early pregnancy is common and not necessarily an ominous sign, I just knew I was having a miscarriage.
Loss: Lucy found it hard to see other mothers after suffering a miscarriage
I felt an overwhelming sense of sadness and fear. I didn't have a clue what was going to happen next. My partner was working 50 miles away and, for some reason I don't fully understand, I decided not to contact him.
Instead, I lay on my bed for a little while and cried. Then I went online. I clicked frantically from one website to another. I must have read 100 of them. Among the mountain of information, I stumbled across the fact that a miscarriage could take up to four weeks.
thought of not knowing for sure for such a long time seemed utterly
unbearable, so I contacted NHS 24 (the telephone health advice and
information service for Scotland).
I was looking more for reassurance than anything else. I just wanted someone to tell me what was happening.
A couple of hours later, I was phoned back and told to go to the local out-of-hours emergency medical service.
There, a nurse asked why I was crying. I said it was because I thought I was having a miscarriage. She did a pregnancy test and announced breezily and confidently that it was positive and suggested I just had a urine infection.
I told her it can take up to nine weeks for the pregnancy hormone hCG to leave the system following a miscarriage (I'd read that on one of the websites). With a scowl of disapproval, she passed me over to a doctor. He was far more sympathetic and explained that I was almost certainly having a miscarriage.
He said they were extremely common - about 25 per cent of pregnancies do not go to term, with half of first pregnancies ending in miscarriage, mainly before 12 weeks.
But it is rarely talked about. Unfortunately, there was little that could be done, he said, other than to let nature run its course. He advised me to get some painkillers. But on the way to the chemist, I began to experience the most agonising pain I've ever had in my life.
Somehow, I managed to drive myself to a shopping centre with a branch of Boots. After I parked, in a numb haze, I tried to lower the car seat and
lie down. But I was in too much pain. I desperately needed help. I
stumbled, doubled-over, across a road and collapsed outside a shop.
The first man who passed me must have thought I was a drug addict or alcoholic. He hurried by with his head turned away.
second man stopped and asked if I was OK. I shook my head and told him
I thought I was going to pass out. He helped me walk the 30 yards to
Boots, where the staff called an ambulance. (If that man reads this:
thank you! I think of him as my good Samaritan, but I was in far too
much shock and agony to thank him at the time.)
In the ambulance, I was given gas and air, which took away the pain.
At A&E, I lay on a trolley for a while feeling guilty for taking up time because the pain had disappeared. But a bigger shock was to come. Once I was in a cubicle, I was asked to give a urine sample.
Underweight women are 72pc more likely to miscarry
That was when I passed what is known clinically as the 'products of conception'. I tried not to, but I wanted to stare. I even had an irrational urge to take a photograph. But I was too traumatised to do anything.
Even now, I have occasional flashbacks of what was the beginning of a human life. My partner arrived a short while later and we just cried and hugged each other.
Back home, I slept through the next two days. I didn't want to get up. I was still too scared in case the pain returned and of facing the world with this secret, private loss.I didn't want to see Lennart Nilsson's book, which was still lying on the living room floor.
I didn't want to open my fridge and see all the healthy food I'd been buying since I'd found out I was pregnant. I didn't want to switch on my computer and be reminded of all those pregnancy and parenting websites. But I knew I couldn't hide under my duvet for ever.
I knew I had to get up and get on with it. The first thing I had to do was have a scan to make sure the miscarriage was complete.
I went through this procedure, which is carried out at an early pregnancy assessment unit, in a daze.
Two of the women in the waiting room were gazing adoringly at the pictures of their unborn babies. One had six images on a strip and kept holding them up for all to see.
A nurse asked if I'd mind letting a third pregnant woman nip in before me as she had to pick up her other child from nursery. I nodded and then turned my head away in an attempt to hide my tears. Talk about feeling like a third-class citizen.
I wanted to scream at those women and ask them to show an ounce of sensitivity. But I knew I couldn't do that. I knew it wasn't their fault. It's hard to describe the feeling of lying down in the examination room, knowing that the three women before me would have been oohing and aahing and full of joy, while I was looking at the black emptiness on the screen.
The midwife said it was 'good news' because it was completely straightforward and there was no need for any further procedures. I stumbled through the next few days.
I was acutely aware of losing something, but it didn't feel like a son or daughter. It felt more like the loss of hope, optimism and excitement for the future.
And there was a massive feeling of disappointment at not being able to share the news with our families on Christmas Day. I threw myself into work and told myself I'd coped remarkably well.
My partner kept asking if I was really OK. He was worried I wasn't dealing with it. I thought I had dealt with it.
In fact, I felt proud of the way I'd survived the pain. I felt strong - stronger than I'd ever felt in my life. But it was all a false sense of optimism. In mid-January, it hit me like the proverbial ton of bricks.
Two of my friends had given birth and sent me pictures of their cute, adorable baby boys. I went shopping for gifts of toys and baby clothes. Then one night last week, I was having a bath when I started crying harder than I've ever cried in my life.
I didn't think I was going to be able to stop. It was uncontrollable, child-like sobbing. I had a horrible, but strong feeling of being poisonous inside and of being a worthless person, incapable of doing anything right.
Because I hadn't told friends or family about the pregnancy or miscarriage, I had been avoiding people in case I broke down in front of them. I moped around the house, feeling unable to do anything - even washing my hair felt like an insurmountable task.
I found myself sinking into the depths of despair. I went back to those websites and read about women who'd had two, three or more miscarriages and I wondered how on earth they coped.
But I know that humans are amazingly adaptable beings. I know that we do cope with whatever life throws in our path.
My partner and I will try again for a baby, but probably not for a few months. We need to grieve properly for this loss first.
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