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where to start well i have read about Salvia and i thought hey i would grow a plant as i love growing things,
well my plant is nearly as tall as me and i had not tried her , Till she dried a leaf for me and dropped it on my window ledge,
i took the leaf crushed it up put in water pipe took 1 big inhale then fnished the chamber and sat on my bed,
Then i can now say what i remember or felt so bear with me,, ok i left the room my body maybe? as i remember coming back into my mind ,,there was a woman not magical or glowing or any thing but she was trying to pull my hands i really could see and feel my hands being pulled with what looked like strings of light roots (well that was a feeling ) hard to explain she had others with her trying to get me to come back to where ever she was or where i was i dont know , but i being a bit scared and forgeting that i had just taken salvia turned onto my side and pulled my hands away feeling the resistance they tried more light roots string rope lol what ever it was as they really did not want me to leave, then my mind started to rebel slowly i came back to my room with a strange feeling like are they going to try harder if i go back and what would have happend if i did not fight them / her ?,, still feeling very peacefull even tho before was scared to be honest , i lay there and thought omg that plant is not to be messed with taken lightly direspected in anyway ,,
I do want to try again (WHY I DONT KNOW ) but i will see thank you for puttig up with my rambling take care all
P.s will post pic if the powers of the site say its ok and then you can all see her tallness sorry for bad spellings etc just glad to share with like minded people
feel better now :)
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Posting pics is cool. Use [img] tags like a normal forum.
Unfortunately, you can't edit your reports right now (I think), so you'd have to email me links to the pictures (you'll have to host them elsewhere), and I'll put them in.
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Lancaster Rite Aid Workers Score A Rare Labor Victory
Workers at Rite Aid's Southwest Distribution Center in Lancaster were able to earn a major labor victory this week by reaching a tentative three-year deal with management that will raise wages in each of the next three years, improve health care coverage, protect their jobs from subcontractors looking drop the bottom out on wages, and improve safety conditions at the warehouse. More than 500 workers in the economically troubled city of Lancaster will receive these benefits.
Workers at the Rite Aid facility voted to join the International Longshore and Warehouse Union in June of 2008. But it would be another 3 years before their demands were actually met, as Rite Aid used every stall tactic in the book to break the union and force concessions from workers, who were struggling to make due in the crumbling economy. Lancaster was and continues to be among the hardest hit cities in the nation after the country's economic collapse. In 2010 the unemployment rate was 17% as the city shed more than 6% of its jobs. Foreclosure rates are among the highest in L.A. County. In a city with just over 150,000 people, Lancaster trails only L.A., Long Beach and neighboring Palmdale in the total number of foreclosures in the first quarter of 2011.
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For workers to fight and hold out as long as they did was a brave and risky thing to do. As public sector unions have suddenly and inexplicably become the fall guys for the nations economic collapse, deals like the one reached by Rite Aid workers have become virtually nonexistent. The L.A. City Council approved a deal last week that would make 13,000 workers forgo previously agreed on salary raises and pay an additional 4% of their salary to retirement healthcare plans. So far, no agreement has been reached with the city's various unions.
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Meanwhile in Lancaster, improved health insurance coverage for workers will likely shift the burden away from county medical facilities, which often get stiffed when underpaid workers show up at their door unable to afford care. And with guaranteed wage increases and job security, workers are better equipped to make large purchases like homes and automobiles that form the backbone of L.A. County's economy.
Inexplicably, the Rite Aid union deal hasn't received much attention in the media. But make no mistake, this was an important victory for the quality of life of L.A. County workers. Here's hoping other workers across the Southland follow suit and fight for fair treatment.
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Nice, clean flat. Close to the townBen2017-03-20T00:00:00Z
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Lovely clean and airy apartment. Location is right by the Forth Rd Bridge so 15 mins from Edinburgh. Sharon had kindly left tea, coffee and biscuits as well as clean towels. Would recommend the apartment for all looking for a quiet getaway but close to Edinburgh and many other attractions.Simon2016-08-27T00:00:00Z
Flat was ideal for travel into Edinburgh as was straight off the offslip from the forth rd bridge. It only took me 20 min to Murrayfield stadium where I was working both morning and evening. 2 good sized bedrooms, warm and kitchen equipped with everything needed for home cooking. No problem with parking on street right outside the flat. Would definately stay again.Paul2016-11-17T00:00:00Z
Good place to stay with easy access to routes into Edinburgh or m90. The flat is spacious and clean. The bed was comfy. On street parking out the front was never a problem either. All in all a good place to stay for my short trip to Scotland. Thanks Sharon.james2016-10-11T00:00:00Z
Razonable teniendo en cuenta la ubicación.Héctor 2017-01-04T00:00:00Z
Sharon's communication was excellent. She put in extra equipment for us and also left tea, coffee etc. The location is very handy for both Fife and Edinburgh . Inverkeirhing is also stooped in history so worthwhile having a look around. Only downside was intermittent Internet/phone signal.Hazel2016-08-03T00:00:00Z
Sharon's apartment is very beautiful, very quiet, neighbors are very friendly. Walk 10 minutes from downtown, the railway station to Edinburgh is also very convenient. The apartment is very clean and tidy. Sharon is very friendly to help us. I would strongly recommend the Sharon's house to my friendChloe 2017-01-17T00:00:00Z
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Really nice flat. Central, and not far to get into Edinburgh, but quiet and a nice place for a family.Elaine2017-05-07T00:00:00Z
This place is GREAT. It was recently fixed up and looks so nice. The best part of staying here is Adrian and Sally. They are the nicest hosts. We have over 200 nights in Airbnbs and rarely meet nicer hosts. The location is great. We caught a bus from the airport with our 3 kids (ages 11, 8 & 5) and it went directly to the flat. The train which goes almost anywhere is walking distance. Nearby is a grocery, and a bunch of different eateries and the flat had everything we needed. From the flat we visited 14 castles and the National Museum. The castle pass made it so easy. We loved this place (if you can't tell) and definitely highly recommend it.Jake2017-04-01T00:00:00Z
Exceptional quality finish in flat. Easy access to train station and park and ride car park. Local shops and takeaways within easy reach. Thouroughly ReccommendedJim2017-03-03T00:00:00Z
Logement propre, spacieux et bien situé. Proche commerces et pub.Cyrille2017-04-25T00:00:00Z
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The place was beautiful and spacious and very close to Edinburgh.Adrian, our host was really helpful in providing all the information we needed. I would surely visit the place again.Mathew2017-04-17T00:00:00Z
As mentioned in others reviews, it's a lovely flat - very spacious and bright with a lovely entrance/hallway too. It's very centrally located with everything you'd need on your doorstep. Facilities in the flat were good quality and the bed was also super comfy. Great base for exploring round about.Stephanie 2017-04-28T00:00:00Z
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Nicola was a lovely host! We arrived about an hour earlier than expected--luckily to find Nicola at the house getting it ready for us. She welcomed us in, showed us around the place, and provided us with some helpful info about the neighborhood. Beautiful, quaint town location outside of Edinburgh and a 12 min drive to the airport. I wish we could have stayed longer!Chad2016-08-04T00:00:00Z
Nicola was always easy to get in touch with before and during the stay and was very welcoming. The flat would be a nice size particularly for a couple or someone travelling alone and is very conveniently placed for visiting Edinburgh - The train is under £5 for an off-peak day return to the centre. Plus you get the opportunity to stay in and walk around the beautiful, quaint South Queensferry. I would recommend this listing but the only thing to be aware of is that a cat usually lives here which could be a problem if you have allergies.Abigail2016-08-09T00:00:00Z
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Amazing flat. Amazing hosts! What more can you ask for. Will defiantly be coming back next time we're in Scotland!Thomas2017-05-04T00:00:00Z
We stayed two nights at Brian & Lynne'a apartment and we loved it. It's very modern - set in a ground floor flat, therefore no atairs involved. The hot tub is quite private, but not 100%. It's private enough to chill out in though and has an awning above it. Brian met us at check in to show us around and give us helpful hints and tips. Ciao Italia (about a five minute walk from the apartment) is a nearby restaurant and we'd definitely recommend it. Gorgeous food (try the cheesecake!!) Thanks for having us!Lynne2017-04-30T00:00:00Z
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Stayed here with my partner August bank holiday. The apartment was spotless when we arrived and very inviting, Lee had even left us coffee, milk and bread which we were not expecting. It is situated in Queensferry which is a lovely little seaside village only a short train ride from Edinburgh. We would definitely recommend staying here for anyone wanting easy access to and around EdinburghNicola2016-08-29T00:00:00Z
Nice apartment and well suited for those wanting to visit or work in Edinburgh. Host was helpful and apartment was clean, just like the photos.frank2016-10-13T00:00:00Z
Although we didn't get to meet Lee in person, he was only an email away. We found the flat in an immaculate condition and Lee's attention to detail from the furnishings to all those added extras which make a place stand out were very much appreciated by my husband and I. The kitchen was equipped with everything we needed and more and Lee was kind enough to leave essentials as well as some treats! Thank you for an amazing stay in Queensferry. With Edinburgh just a bus ride away we got to experience both these lovely places during our brief stay.Fozia2016-09-16T00:00:00Z
Lee is very nice and kind, and he always reply in time. His room is very beautiful and cozy. The harbor just behind it (beautiful landscape) and there are restaurants, bar and supermarket around it. However it needs to take around 40min to Edinburgh centre by bus or train, which is not very convenient.Wenyue2017-01-02T00:00:00Z
Very nice place. We enjoyed our stay. Very good location.Evie2016-08-21T00:00:00Z
Excellent flat. Spotlessly clean and modern. We had all we needed. Queensferry is a lovely historic town. Bridges spectacular.Nice pubs, restaurants and cafes to choose from. Near to Edinburgh. Lovely couple of days in Queensferry.Julie2016-10-08T00:00:00Z
A lovely, spotlessly clean flat. The beautiful kitchen is well equipped, and there is a good bedroom with an extremely comfortable bed offering an excellent night's sleep! It is in a very pleasant, quiet and safe neighbourhood. Lee had left us some really nice basic provisions - thank you. The location is perfect for exploring this beautiful, old historic town - close to the harbour, shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars with bus stops just outside the front door to Edinburgh. The locals are so friendly and there is a fine walk (with glorious views) to Dalmeny station for trains to take you to North Queensferry, Dunfermline and Aberdour (on the Fife Coast) -more lovely, old, historic towns worth exploring. The views from the flat and South Queensferry of the Forth Railway Bridge (now a designated World Heritage Site) are remarkable - see it at night when it is floodlit.Margaret2016-11-12T00:00:00Z
Lovely apartment, great location. Places to eat nearby, two minute walk from a stunning view of the bridges and a reasonable taxi ride from the airport. Lee was helpful and friendly.Holly2016-09-09T00:00:00Z
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Sam was exceptionally helpful in his communications with us - he provided local information to enrich our stay. Aberdour is a delightful location and particularly good for taking a trip into East Neuk - which is full of lovely fishing villages and seaside resorts. The apartment was extremely quiet with a fantastic view of the river estuary which sparkled at night.Lynne2016-09-08T00:00:00Z
Good communication from host, the place looked better in the photosKeith2016-08-02T00:00:00Z
A great place for a break, very fun local pub. Charming locationThomas2016-07-04T00:00:00Z
2 night stay on a business trip to the locality. Flat has all the amenities i needed but was a little on the small side and needed some decoration in places. Easy to find and Sam was good with the communication in the run up to my staf.Ian2016-09-14T00:00:00Z
Sam was a lovely host, we had some trouble with the door and couldn't get in upon arrival but Sam was very responsive and got a locksmith out to us as quickly as possible and made sure the rest of our stay was comfortable. The flat was cosy and in a lovely village with a gorgeous beach nearby as well as easy access to Edinburgh and Glasgow.Tessa2016-07-25T00:00:00Z
We were made to feel very welcome. The flat was in a great location very close to the train station and all local amenities. Good value for money accommodation.Jacqui2015-07-19T00:00:00Z
Sam helped us a great deal with how to get to Aberdour from the airport as there are no direct trains to the airport however the train is super quick from central Edinburgh. Aberdour is a very small town, in fact we couldn't find a little supermarket or anything but the scenery is spectacular. The flat is very basic but has a lovely view and the kitchen is very big and thoughtfully there was milk in the fridge when we arrivedDave 2015-09-13T00:00:00Z
Sam's communication and ability as a host was really good. The location was excellent, and Aberdour is a charming little town in a lovely location. The flat was quaint and a nice little getaway for a weekend.Rosie2016-09-25T00:00:00Z
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Good location! Kasia is nice and Stella the dog is lovely too!!!Toni2017-02-26T00:00:00Z
Spacious and cozy room, clean and tidy shared bathroom, well equipped kitchen. Kasia is quiet and ready to help host. Nice.Milan2016-08-09T00:00:00Z
Kasia and Stella's home is perfect for a visit to Dunfermline. The location is great - right between the train station and the town centre, and only a five minute walk from the beautiful Abbey and it's gardens. The house itself is absolutely lovely, very clean, bright and welcoming. Comfy sofa bed too! Kasia is really kind and helpful, very easy to get along with! Stella is the sweetest doggy ever, very friendly and gentle... I miss her already! Thank you so much for such a lovely stay. Would highly recommend! :)Lauren2016-08-02T00:00:00Z
Kasia is a great host, Stella is a hilarious little pooch. The house is lovely, 10min away from Dunfermline's High Street and train station. The room was spacious with a comfy couch, clean a tidy. If you plan to go to Dunfermline staying at "Stella's Home" is probably the best choice for lodgings. :)Kacper2016-11-10T00:00:00Z
I do recommend this house when you travel to Scotland. Lovely room and kind hoster. It's really close to station and centre of the town.hongbao2017-01-01T00:00:00Z
The place was very clean, Kasia was friendly and helpful. The bed was comfortable and the location was perfect for getting around Dunfermline and back to Edinburgh. There was also a really nice selection of brekfast food available, which was great.Saara2016-08-27T00:00:00Z
Great value .Kasia reacted last minute and was a great host .Dunfermline town is great .phil2017-03-08T00:00:00Z
Kasia hospitality and home is our greatest travel step in UK up to now. We have only but positive commentaries with her welcoming. It was a great pleasure to stay to her homePierre2017-04-05T00:00:00Z
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Magnifique vue, quartier très calmepaul2017-04-10T00:00:00Z
Celia was a great host throughout and ensured we were comfortable during our stay. Her house is beautiful, clean and full of interesting books and lovely decor. We went there with 2 senior citizens and a infant and felt at home. Celia was extremely approachable and respected our privacy completely. The seaside view from her dining area is breathtaking. The beach is a 2 min walk which is an added bonus. All in all Celias place is a joy to live in and we take nothing but lovely memories from our stay. I would highly recommend her place in the picturesque and lovely village of aberdour.Siddharth2017-04-22T00:00:00Z
Celia's home is in a great spot. The sitting room is particularly lovely. We enjoyed our brief stay.mary2016-08-16T00:00:00Z
Célia nous a très bien accueilli dans sa maison en bord de Mer, c'est un endroit très agréable où l'on s'y sent bien.Christine2016-07-06T00:00:00Z
Great location and great view. Celia is very friendly and helpful and is a great host. Be aware though that the 'Entire home' description is not quite accurate as you will share with your host. This was not a problem for us and we hardly knew Celia was there, but depending on your requirements and temperament it might cramp your style!Peter2016-07-09T00:00:00Z
Celia heeft ons opgewacht en rondgeleid in haar woning. Zelf gebruikt ze de zolder als er gasten zijn. Het is een hartelijke gastvrouw.Hans2016-06-03T00:00:00Z
I agree with the content of previous reviews - Celia is a lovely very kind host, eager to please her guests. I arrived to a warm comfy home with generous provisions in the fridge. I felt very much at home and had a thoroughly relaxing time. Going again later in the year. Thank you Celia.David2016-05-24T00:00:00Z
Celia gave us a warm welcome and is quite knowledgable on the area. The view from the living room window is as beautiful as pictured. The sea, a nice beach, and playground are just a short walk from the home. The breakfast items provided were tasty and generous.Enrico2016-06-18T00:00:00Z
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Linda made us feel right at home and offers a very flexible approach to staying over. Great location in the village and really close to the beach. Lovely cat too!Katya2015-08-24T00:00:00Z
An amazing apartment. Great view. Very comfortable. Great host tooleon2015-08-26T00:00:00Z
We had a wonderful night at Linda's. Despite our late arrival (due to flight problems), Linda was here to welcome us and have a little chat. She introduced us to the outgoing possibilities in the area, advices we gladly flollowed. We slept very well in a cosy room and enjoyed our breakfast-with-a-view very much. We can only recommand Linda to any traveller in the Edinburgh areaOlivier & Estelle2016-08-28T00:00:00Z
Absolutely fantastic place to stay. Linda is so friendly and helpful and we would recommend to anyone and will definitely be back.Ian2017-01-29T00:00:00Z
We just quickly stopped for one night at Linda's and had a nice time. The room is nicely decorated, the bed is cosy, the bath is new and Linda is friendly and helpful. Thank you!Johanna2016-08-25T00:00:00Z
Staying with Linda was a treat. The room we had was wonderfully comfortable and homey. For those travellers missing their pets, her little cat Tilly is very friendly :) I highly recommend staying hereErin2015-08-15T00:00:00Z
What to say about Linda's place other than we kind of want to buy it from her and move in! Linda was such an awesome (URL HIDDEN) welcoming and her place was just gorgeous. Staying in a seaside town and walking along the coast at sunset as Linda suggested was just what we needed near the end of our long Scottish road trip. The bed was also the comfiest we'd slept in in a long while. Thanks so much!Heather2015-08-09T00:00:00Z
Linda was a wonderful host. The space was comfortable and we enjoyed our stay very much.Patricia2015-08-17T00:00:00Z
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Marie's home was absolutely stunning, very clean and tidy and in a great location. Communication beforehand and after was really good and she was flexible with all our needs too. We thoroughly enjoyed our week here and hope to come back again :) would highly recommend this home away from home to any other travellers!Ishtar2016-04-23T00:00:00Z
I had a very pleasant and comfortable stay. The home is conveniently situated directly across from the bus stop, which made it easy to get to and from Edinburgh. It's also within walking distance to the main town area where there are some nice places to eat. I highly recommend staying here, and I would love to return someday. Thank you!John2016-10-03T00:00:00Z
I would definately stay here again if im in edinburgh in future. The place are very spacious with two bedroom, kitchen and TV hall, can accomodate 5 or maybe 6.Muhamad2016-11-28T00:00:00Z
We were staying at Marie's to attend a wedding. Marie's brother was so helpful with information and the flat was absolutely amazing. Thank you so much. Would definitely stay there again.Vanessa 2016-06-28T00:00:00Z
Staying at Marie's house was a pleasant experience. The house is great and what it offers is even better what you see in the pictures. It's modern, has all you need in the kitchen so that you can cook, great fridge and heating system works wonderfully, it also has Sky TV and internet connection works great. Transports are great the bus to the city center is just in front the house and if you are by car it's really so easy and fast. I really recommend this house and it is perfect for whom, as I, who needed a place to stay in the first month before finding a permanent house in Edinburgh, and that could be a really nightmare. Thanks Marie for everything. You made my new life in Edinburgh have a nice start.Jammy2016-02-01T00:00:00Z
Marie is really kind landlord. Although she had to wait for an hour to pick me and my friend up to her house but she did not feel uncomfortable or be angry. Plus, she provides us a good service when we live in her house. It make us think that it is our home. In addition, her house is very clean and tidy.I will live in her house when I come back Edinburgh. I strongly recommend this house for other guests.Dai Trang2015-09-29T00:00:00Z
I really enjoyed their stay at Maria's. the room is small but cozy. Everywhere it has recently made good repair. Very clean. linens clean and pretty new. Maria friendly people and easy to respond to any requests. I am pleased to be back here again!ANDREY 2015-09-18T00:00:00Z
Marie's place is awesome! Very modern and cozy. It has everything you will ask in a house. Marie is an excellent host, always willing to provide us with any information we wanted.Spyridon2015-12-02T00:00:00Z
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Mr. Calum is very nice and helpful and he goes an extra mile to help make your stay comfortable.Rushabh2016-11-01T00:00:00Z
Calum is friendly host, he came out to direct me to the place. Although. on a main street, its very quiet. The house is clean and the room is massive. It was fun chatting with Calum. Recommended.Shibashis2017-04-07T00:00:00Z
I really enjoyed my stay. Calum was very friendly and helpful and his flat was clean and comfortable!Manuel2016-11-30T00:00:00Z
Calum was very helpful and very welcoming. The apartment is clean and the neighbourhood is very welcoming. The only thing that one might note is that it is not always easy going to and fro edinburgh from dunfermline but all in all it was a great choice for my first week in Scotland.David2016-09-09T00:00:00Z
Callum is alwasa pleasure to stay withAdam2017-03-25T00:00:00Z
Calum was a very caring host. Apart from a rail station pickup, he'd do lot's of things to make me feel home. Thanks for everything!Jan2016-08-28T00:00:00Z
Calum was a fantastic host providing the privacy that I needed during my time there while also making sure my stay was as pleasant as possible.Greg2016-09-23T00:00:00Z
Calum is a really friendly host. Everything was perfect and the house was clean and tidy. We really loved to stay there!Giorgio2017-04-28T00:00:00Z
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We were very pleased to find Karen and Robert's flat in South Queensferry to meet up with and visit various family members in the area. The flat was in a great location for us with dramatic views of the Forth Bridges and was in excellent condition with smart furnishings and decoration and all the equipment we needed. We particularly enjoyed the generous gift pack with loads of different Scottish speciality products. Karen was really helpful when we arrived and gave us some useful advice both about the flat and the area. We took her advice to go on the boat trip to the Island of Inchcolm which was beautiful and very interesting, as well as ideas about local walks. We would definitely thoroughly recommend Karen and Roberts flat for anyone wanting to visit the area, including Edinburgh due to the convenience of the nearby railwayline into the centre of the city. Thankyou for a great stay.Henry2017-04-03T00:00:00Z
Amazing views from the flat. Just like the photos but better. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you could need. Nice Scottish welcome basket. Comfortable beds and clean towels. Heating was good made for a very comfortable stay. Karen even went out of her way to get a baby high chair for us on request what awesome hosts!S2017-04-11T00:00:00Z
Karen & Robert have a beautiful apartment. It was spotlessly clean and extremely comfortable. It had everything we needed for our 2 night stay. Karen's communication was excellent. She and her husband Robert met us on the day to give us the keys and came to pick them up on the last day. They even text us to ask how our stay was going and to ask was there anything we needed. The location is great. Only 20 minutes by train to Edinburgh and right on the river near the Forth bridge. I can't recommend this place highly enough and such fantastic value for money.Mandy2016-08-08T00:00:00Z
Karen & Robert were great hosts. They showed us round the apartment, showed how everything worked and even provided a cot for our little one. They also gave us ideas on things to do in the local area, where to eat, and even how to find the local Tesco! The apartment was brilliant with lots of space for the four of us. The location is brilliant - easy to find by car and close to the railway into Edinburgh. I've saved the best for last - The View. It was wonderful to sit and look out at the Forth Bridge over breakfast - This was definitely the highlight for us! We hope to be back soon as it's a fantastic base for visiting Edinburgh.Iain2016-08-06T00:00:00Z
First off, Id like to say how beautiful this place was, it was easy to find, an amazing location, Karen and Robert made us feel very welcome! There was a welcome basket in the kitchen welcoming us to Scotland with all kinds of goodies! There is nothing this flat needed, everything was included and provided! We could not have asked for a better place to stay for the end of our trip in Edinburgh. We would recommend this place to anyone looking for a modern flat with all the amenities! They also keep the place very clean. It was a perfect stay. Anyone that is thinking about renting this place out, you will not regret it! It also, as shown in the pictures has the best view of the forth bridge and is very close to stores like Tesco or anything else you need. The train station is very close and gets you right into the city or wherever else you'd like to visit in Scotland. We would definitely love to come back and stay there again! There are also instructions for the place printed in the flat and Karen and Robert walk you around in case you need to know how to use anything before they leave!Ashley 2016-10-31T00:00:00Z
An incredible place with superb hosts! Superbly clean and modern with unbeatable views! Do not stay anywhere else! You will not find anywhere that compares to this!Philip2017-02-26T00:00:00Z
The place and the host were brilliant. The view is stunning. Amazing to sit in the lounge and look out literally directly to the Forth Bridge/sea. Karen and Robert were very welcoming, thoughtful, informative and we could have stayed longer just talking to them. Its because of their recommendation we went on the boat ride, which we thoroughly enjoyed. There were lots of little nice touches such as welcome goody treat pack and 'welcome message' hand written on the kitchen black board. The place is amazing. Much better than we anticipated and done to a very high spec. From the instant filtered hot and cold water to the illuminated floor LED lighting. Karen and Robert have furnished the flat with everything you might need from the well stocked cutlery drawer to spare blankets/towels/pillows/chairs etc etc. The period building was light and airy and right next door to restaurant, which is great for a full Scottish breakfast. Within walking distance is the railway station to the city and to the village with restaurants with again lovely views to the sea/bridge. We stayed with the parents and they took the downstairs room on one end of the flat and we took the loft bedroom with the spiral stairs, therefore the flat layout allowed for having your own space. Overall, it was a lovely experience and special thanks to Karen and Robert for their much appreciated efforts.Stefan2016-08-30T00:00:00Z
Karen and Robert were excellent hosts. They were responsive and went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed for our trip. The flat was immaculate, and they even left us some Scottish treats to settle us in! We can't recommend Karen and Robert and their beautiful flat highly enough.Joe2017-03-19T00:00:00Z
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This place is the best of your option if you have tomorrow fligtt at Edinburgh Airport, just 20 minute to airport. Host is very kind and allow you full access to the kitchen. Bed room and bathroom is also very clean and it make you feel stay in your home not other. I would recommend this.Nattawoot2017-05-08T00:00:00Z
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Leider war ich nur eine Nacht bei Joyce... Es war wirklich super. Das Haus ist sehr schön und liegt zentral in Queensferry. Die Nacht war perfekt - vom Bett hat man ein Blick auf die forth bridge - sehr toller Ausblick! ich kann Joyce bestens weiterempfehlen.Simone2014-11-21T00:00:00Z
thanks so much for this familiar feeling. i dont have a family, now i know how it could feeling!!! :) it was a great expirience to stay at your lovely place....wrote you something on your board too. Nest juliaJulia2015-09-27T00:00:00Z
Joyce was up after 1am to welcome me with a cup of tea when my flight was very delayed, and cooked an excellent breakfast the next morning. There's a great view from the kitchen and the bus to the centre of Edinburgh goes from just down the road. Thanks a lot!David2015-05-31T00:00:00Z
Joyce and Jim are lovely people, it felt like we were staying with a member of our family. The apartment is in a fine house down a narrow lane, it really is narrow and parking outside is impossible, much better to park in the supermarket car park and take a short walk along the footpath among the daffodils. Joyce's porridge was delicious! We'll definitely be staying again. Thanks Joyce and Jim for a great stay xTracy2015-04-02T00:00:00Z
Чувствовали себя как дома, очень умным, спокойным, тихим, теплая атмосфера, опирающуюся на переговоры, вкусного красивый вид на завтрак, каша, 3 мостов.Dailis2017-03-17T00:00:00Z
My stay with Joyce and Jim definitely rates as my favourite airbnb experience so far. Everything was perfect, more than I had hoped for. The seaside village of South Queensferry is charming, and conveniently located just outside Edinburgh with regular trains and buses at the doorstep, and plenty of beautiful Scottish countryside rambling opportunities within easy walking access too. Joyce and Jim have created an ideal accommodation, offering their comfortable and cheerful home, a fantastic breakfast and all the advice and information you will need to find your way to whatever you want to do. They are great company, thoughtful of their guests and generous with their time and local knowledge. I highly recommend staying with them, it's exactly what airbnb is all about. Oh, and the view of the Forth Rail Bridge from your bedroom window really is stunning!Gillian2016-09-11T00:00:00Z
What a great first airbnb experience! Joyce and Jim were very welcoming and helpful. The view from my room was amazing. Joyce was helpful with picking us up at the train stop and a trip to the airport in the morning. Highly recommended, and I am thinking of another trip in the future!Elizabeth2016-03-25T00:00:00Z
Joyce and Jim were very welcoming. The house is nice andere clean. Joyce enthousiastically helped us plan out our visit and had some great tips. Breakfast was very tasty and plentiful. All in all we had a great time in Scotland and our stay here contributed tot that. Would book again.Roland2015-09-05T00:00:00Z
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When I was a child, I lived for the day. I didn't understand that the future would come and my actions now might have consequences then. My parents invested considerable time and energy to give me good diabetes control as a child and I did what needed to be done to take care of diabetes because I did what I was told. Fortunately it also didn't occur to me to rebel.
As a teenager, I didn't always do what needed to be done at all, and the word rebellion was very relevant. But my motivation to do the minimum that I did do was driven purely by fear – of being "told off" by my parents, or my doctors, even though I can't recall them ever getting directly angry. Exasperated might be the word. Fear of being judged I suppose, and fear of being so low or so high that my symptoms were obvious to others and would make me stand out. Nothing unusual about being a teenage girl who just wants to fit in.
Sometime in my late teens though, the focus of my fear changed literally overnight.
It was always around 4am when it happened. Not that I ever knew that straight away. By the time I looked at the clock, after a few seconds of flailing around in the darkness with my heart pounding in my chest, the panic would be gone, because once I saw the glowing red digital display, I knew that I wasn't blind. But in those moments between full sleep and complete wakefulness, my imagination would work overtime, convincing me that I couldn't see. That the inky blackness surrounding me wasn't real, but just the gap in my consciousness that my eyes had failed to fill in. It was an unrealistic and irrational panic, because I know it would be unlikely to happen 'just-like-that' from fine to blind, but the underlying fear – of losing my eyesight – was very real.
I feared it so deeply because its impact would have been so total, and it became my primary motivator. Each time the burden of diabetes care became too much, each time it seemed too much of a chore, or too restrictive or just too plain unfair, I'd remember the potential consequences of not knuckling down and getting on with it, and it would keep me going, remind me that it was worthwhile.
I didn't think I would ever find a more powerful motivator. I was wrong.
I've never been more determined, more motivated or more inspired to achieve excellent blood glucose control than I am right now, and that is all down to the little person growing inside me.
Whereas before I was motivated by fear of what might happen to me – short term fear of hypoglycaemia and the injury or embarrassment that is could cause, as well as that longer term fear of complications and their impact on my life, now I's not just about me. Suddenly the choices I make about my health directly impact the health of someone else who is totally reliant on me and totally defenceless. I've always been aware that my health doesn't just affect me, but is also big part of life for those that love me. But none of those people have ever had the potential to be so directly affected. Hurt or harmed even. It's a much bigger fear than the fear of blindness.
I feel so protective of this little life that we've created, it's intoxicating. Diabetes is still hard work. Especially hard work even, during this pregnancy. But it doesn't cross my mind not to keep pouring my heart and soul in to taming the beast that it is. I may have a choice, but my baby doesn't. So there simply is no alternative.
I know that I first heard about the National Childbirth Trust (NCT) long before I knew anything about pregnancy, birth or parenthood and long before I wanted to. My own parents did some NCT stuff back in their day, and still know many of the people who were also involved at that time. Ian's parents also took classes ahead of his birth. Somewhere along the line, without even realising, I picked up the notion that taking NCT classes whilst pregnant would be a good thing to do.
Then I reached the stage of my life where friends and family began to produce babies. I started hearing firsthand about how great NCT classes were. (And also how popular, so ideally I should book my place before I even got a positive pregnancy test!) I felt excited about the prospect of joining a group and, with my voracious appetite for any and all knowledge related to pregnancy, birth and parenting, learning some useful stuff that would really help the process run smoothly. We signed up early on. I didn't want to tempt fate by doing it too early, but I did place a reminder note in my diary to do it the day after our 12 week scan, which we actually had at 14 weeks. So that's when I booked.
But then some interesting thoughts began to emerge in parenting forums online and from my friends who'd done NCT classes. It seems that whilst people didn't dismiss the things they learned, they often felt that there was a lot of focus on actual labour, which is an infinitesimal period of of the parenthood journey. It seemed that the information was sometimes very heavily biased towards "natural" childbirth, and that much of the practical information could be read online or gathered from free NHS antenatal and parent craft classes. It became apparent that the main reason people love the NCT is because of the people you meet. There seems to be enormous value in joining a group of other couples who are all in the same, terrifying yet exciting, place as you and many mothers and fathers equally feel that the biggest long term take-away benefit of their classes were the new friendships that they made.
It makes sense to me. I know many mothers. But those that are true friends are not local, and those that are local are not really friends – they're people I've come in to contact with in a professional capacity. And all of them are already mothers. They're not at the same stage that we're at now. Whilst a group of first time mums may be the blind leading the blind, I think it will be reassuring to discuss things with other clueless people without the constant "Oh that's nothing…. You just wait until…." that a lot of experienced parents seem to come out with when talking to us newbies. I really like the idea of building a local support network for this scariest of journeys that we're hurtling headlong in to.
However, NCT classes are not cheap. And it has left me wondering what we're really paying all this money for. If the information and knowledge is insignificant, does that make this no more than a dating agency for expectant couples? And these are people with which we may have nothing more in common than the area we live and the month in which we are expecting our first child. There are no guarantees that we'll form any friendships at all. At least with a traditional dating agency you get to list a little bit about your characteristics and interests in the hope to be matched with someone at least potentially compatible. It does make me wonder of there is a gap in the market for an organisation that does just that for new parents.
We shall have to wait and see both how valuable I find the teaching and how well we get on with those we are sharing the classes with. I really hope that I both learn a lot and meet the sort of people with whom I want to become friends.
There are lots of good reasons to breastfeed. The ones that seem to be most commonly discussed include transferring antibodies to the baby; Convenience, with milk always available when required at the right temperature and no need for any special equipment or preparation; Cost saving against the cost of formula milk; And general health benefits to mother and baby including reduced risks of problems such as certain cancers and obesity respectively.
Despite the benefits though, breastfeeding remains far from universal in the UK. The 2005 Infant Feeding Survey, the most recent for which full results are currently available, gives a UK-wide initial breastfeeding rate of 78%. At six months less than 25% of mothers were giving any breast milk at all. Exclusive breastfeeding rates (where no other foods or liquids except breast milk are given) were 45% at 1 week, meaning that more than half of all mothers had supplemented with infant formula within that week. These figures fell to 21% at six weeks and 7% at four months. The proportion attaining the target outlined in official Department of Health Guidelines, in line with World Health Organisation guidance, of 6 months of exclusive breastfeeding was less than 1%. These figures add up to one of the lowest breastfeeding rates in the world.
Early results of the 2010 Infant Feeding Survey, published in June this year, do show that initial breastfeeding rates have increased to 83%, so it is not unreasonable to suggest that some of the other rates may also have increased. However, anecdotally at least, it seems that there are possible causes for a rise in initial rates, including formula often not being available in hospital maternity units, and short term improved breastfeeding support, which are not applicable to long term feeding rates. In fact, anecdotally again, it seems that longer term breastfeeding support is frequently poor, if available at all.
I do plan to breastfeed this baby when they arrive, however. It wasn't something that required much thought. In fact, I can't remember a time at which I thought I would try to do anything else. But I am determined to succeed for very different reasons to the majority of women. It's a reason that is so important to me that it may just help me be in that 1%. But equally I'm afraid that I'm setting myself up for huge self disappointment if I allow myself to make breastfeeding so important. I'm concerned that I'll put inordinate pressure on myself to succeed and instead be doomed to failure.
As with many things in this pregnancy, diabetes is my motivation. Or rather the possibility of its prevention for my child.
It's not a great secret that I'm not particularly in love with diabetes. I've made my peace with it for now, and I accept it is what it is, but I still wouldn't wish all of its difficulties, frustrations and complications on to my worst enemy. So I would do anything I could to make sure that my child doesn't have to live with any diabetes other than mine.
Modern thinking on the aetiology of diabetes is looking towards a combination of genetic predisposition with an environmental or other external factor triggering autoimmune destruction of insulin producing beta cells. The genetic component is complex and there is no simple heredity involved. The risk of developing diabetes if you have a first degree relative with the condition is only 10% and most people who develop it do not have a family history at all. However it is certainly possible that I have passed on a genetic tendency, so all that I can do now is my best to modify any other contributing factors. And one of the most prominent of those currently under investigation is cow's milk.
The Cow's Milk Hypothesis emerged more than 20 years ago when preliminary studies suggested a link between cow's milk proteins and the development of type 1 diabetes including a decreased incidence of type 1 amongst breastfed children in the US, and higher levels of antibodies to cow's milk protein amongst Finnish children who had diabetes than those who did not. A more specific study in 1991 showed that 100% of the children with diabetes in the study had high levels of antibodies to a specific region of bovine serum albumin molecules. Only 2.5% of the healthy children had this specific antibody. Combined with circumstantial evidence, such as a correlation between per capita milk consumption and type 1 diabetes incidence rates worldwide, and the increasing consumption of cow's milk based infant formula milk alongside significantly increasing incidence of type 1 diabetes in countries such as China, this has been enough to support a large scale trial to test the theory that early introduction of traditional cow's milk protein based infant formula may increase the risk of type 1 diabetes.
Of course the Cow's Milk Hypothesis isn't really the cow's milk hypothesis – it's the Protein Hypothesis. It's simply that the first non-human protein foodstuff that babies are exposed to tends to be in formula milk and is a cow's milk protein. But it's the protein, not that it's cow's milk, that potentially poses the problem. The presence of any foreign proteins before the age of 6 months is a massive challenge for the immune system, which can lead to a tendency towards autoimmunity. In someone who already has tendency to diabetes, this could possibly lead to its development. The theory continues that by 6 months, the immune system has developed and there has been staged exposure to some of these challenging proteins, so is better able to cope with their introduction in to the diet. Another factor which lends weight to this theory is the fact that a number of the genes known to be associated with type 1 actually cause an increase in gut permeability, thus allowing these proteins to pass across.
One way to avoid the exposure to large proteins, other than breastfeeding, is to use a milk formulated without those proteins – where they have been broken down to a small enough size that the immune system can't "see" them. Such "highly hydrolysed" formulations are available for babies with cow's milk protein intolerance. A randomised feeding study involving 240 children with a close-family history of type 1 diabetes and autoimune markers present, showed that the risk of developing either type 1, or at least two beta cell antibodies, was cut by a half in the group given such highly hydrolysed formula milk compared to those given traditional formula.
In 2002, recruitment began for the Trial to Reduce Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus in the Genetically at Risk (TRIGR) – a large multinational randomised controlled trial to investigate whether infant feeding really does have the potential to modify the risk of developing type 1 diabetes. The TRIGR trial will determine whether delayed exposure to intact food proteins will reduce the chances of developing type 1 diabetes later in life.
Secondarily, the study will also show if there is any specific positive effect of exclusive breastfeeding over using a formula in which the proteins have been broken down – a so-called highly hydrolysized formula – instead. This was not an intitial study aim, but has come about because a a higher percentage of mothers than expected achieved exclusive breastfeeding until the age of 8 months.
TRIGR is not completed yet. It might prove the hypothesis completely invalid. Or it might prove that actually there is some hidden benefit to traditional milk formulas, although based on the preliminary research I think this is unlikely. So why am I so adamant that I want to breastfeed to potentially reduce type 1 diabetes risk anyway?
The breastfeeding part is because highly hydrolysed formula milks are available in the UK only on prescription from a doctor, and the prescribing guidelines stipulate their use only for cow's milk protein sensitivity. So breastfeeding is the only accessible way for me to avoid cow's milk proteins, which I want to do because it seems to be what nature intended. The TRIGR study group themselves state that the aim is not to interfere with or specifically modify feeding – particiapnts have been encouraged to breastfeed in line with WHO guidelines. The study simply looks to see the effects of different feeding when this comes to an end. In the absense of any clear clinical data, it makes sense for me to stick with what nature intends human babies to drink.
This is a highly personal decision, and I wouldn't for a moment advocate that everyone should do the same. But with all the known benefits of breastfeeding that already exist, it seems illogical for me to give my human baby anything other than human milk.
Today's 28 week growth scan brought mixed news.
The Good: Flangelina has turned. The belly rumbling and rolling that I felt this weekend was obviously the outward manifestation of their internal gymnastics, because Flangelina is now hanging out upside down like a bat, and pretty low down in there. This is a big relief as it's one hurdle that would reduce the chances of a natural delivery out of the way. So long as they stay that way of course. But I'm keeping up with birth ball bouncing and swimming to encourage that, and I feel much more confident about them not being breech than I did before.
So, yay!
The Not So Good: Flangelina is beefing up in there.
It's not catastrophic. In fact, the sonographer commented on how well I must be controlling my blood sugars as she was writing up the data. She said I was doing really well and the baby looked great. She then casually, as if it was no big deal, added that the baby's abdominal circumference had jumped up to the 80th centile.
And I lost it. Started crying big, fat silly tears. Because last time everything was measuring right around the 50th centile. And when a baby gets big because of diabetes, it is invariably the abdominal circumference that enlarges ahead of the curve since that is where the extra fat gets laid down. In other words I'm not simply growing a larger than average baby. I'm growing a little fat baby.
Instantly I felt like a failure.
But I also felt frustrated. Because I don't know what else I can realistically do. I'm wearing the DexCom full time and testing 10 or more times per day in addition. I'm carb counting like a pro and pre-bolusing where I can. I'm getting as much physical activity as I can and generally working hard. For the most part, I'm seeing excellent results. The DexCom tells me that I'm inside my tight target range of 3.9 – 6.8 more than 70% of the time. And a large chunk of the remaining time I'm actually spending too low, which whilst not ideal for me, won't be packing the pounds on Flangelina. These are numbers that are nearer to normal than I've even been since I was diagnosed as a small child, and it's frustrating to think that they still aren't good enough.
Both my obstetrician and diabetes specialist nurse did their best to reassure me. Scans are not that accurate. The numbers say that I am doing fine. Big babies are not unhealthy, they just may be a bit more difficult to deliver, and all the evidence points towards higher birth weights actually being healthier in the long run. They were at pains to point out how much more seriously I take this than the majority of their patients, and how the results really reflect that. HbA1c's of less than 5 aren't common, apparently.
I don't really care how much better I'm doing than other people though, if it still isn't good enough. If others choose not to take it seriously, that is their problem and it doesn't mean that I can justify doing the same. My health and my baby are what matters to me. And I'm still worried. I can't help but think it's just a sign that I'm not as on top of things as I thought. I'm afraid that it means failure of the placenta is more likely. And that caesarean delivery is more likely. I feel like my body is failing my baby. I'm failing my baby by not being successful enough at keeping my body in check. I'm not minimising the risk of problems.
Flangelina will have their whole life to hate me for the things I do (or don't do) to embarrass them. But I don't want them to have reason to resent me already. And, if I'm honest, I don't want other people to have reason to point the finger at me and say that I couldn't keep my baby safe in the womb.
I suppose I need to re-focus. I need to avoid the tendency to complacency that such a low A1c and steady CGM graphs have given me. Nothing can be taken for granted.
It wasn't all doom and gloom though….
The Fun: We told the sonographer that we'd been for a private 4d scan. Not to be outdone she exclaimed "Oh yes, we can do that with this machine". In an instant the grainy 2d image on the screen had flipped to a moving three dimensional picture and we enjoyed several minutes of indulgent baby-gazing.
Flangelina is beautiful, that's for sure. Every chunky inch of him or her.
I'm sorry, baby, that I'm feeding you a diet of sweeties. I promise to make it up to you when you're born.
For natural childbirth, babies are better off standing on their heads. Personally I don't think it sounds all that comfortable to be floating around upside in water for months on end, but it stands to reason really. The head is the biggest part of the body so it makes sense for it to come first, and since the exit is at the bottom, that's where their head needs to be. And anyway, entering the world bum first doesn't sound all that elegant!
Given that I have a strong preference for a vaginal birth if at all possible, I'm a little bit concerned that thus far, Flangelina is has remained stubbornly the right way up. Which is actually the wrong way up, if you follow me. They remained that way at our 4D scan this weekend, and although it meant we got some fabulous pictures, my concern grew a little bit more. The midwives and sonographers that I've seen have all remained unconcerned, reminding me that there is both plenty of time and plenty of room for the baby still to turn from its breech position.
I think it's pretty common for babies to still be the wrong way around at this stage, and even if they were head down, they could easily turn around the wrong way again. But I'd just feel a bit more comfortable knowing that they were lining themselves up correctly. I can't help but feel a little like things are conspiring against me having a natural delivery. The fact that I'm likely to be pushed towards early induction due to my diabetes. The low lying placenta that we're waiting to have reassessed at 32 weeks. And now a potential breech presentation. I remember when I first mentioned to my obstetrician that I wanted to discuss the issues around early induction she said nonchalantly that it was "too early to worry about that. All sorts could happen. You could give birth early. The baby could be breech".
Ever since, I've been dwelling on the possibility. Now I'm willing the baby to turn. I'm bouncing on a birth ball each day and swimming at least once each week. I'm wondering now if it might have done the trick. Yesterday night, lying in bed my whole bump visibly moved. Nt the rippling waves across the surface, or a body part poking outwards. It was a sort of physical lift and shift. At the same time I felt an enormous dragging sensation in my belly. This morning, I'm a different shape. I'm sure of it. Something feels a bit different and I'm hoping it's not just wishful thinking.
We should find out at growth scan number 2 tomorrow morning. Let's hope you're upside down, baby.
There seems to be a current trend of playing classical music to babies in utero, and an associated array of available albums targeted specifically at this purpose. It all relates to the idea that playing classical music for your baby will somehow increase their future IQ, known as "The Mozart Effect".
The moral here is the old one: If something sounds to good to be true, it probably is.
The notion of the Mozart Effect originated in 1993, when a group of scientists conducted an experiment in which students, having already taken a spatial IQ test, were then randomly assigned to one of three groups. The first group listened to a Mozart sonata for ten minutes, the second group to a ten minute "relaxation tape" and the third to ten minutes of silence before repeating the spatial test. The students in the Mozart group scored an average of 8-9 points higher in the second test. Two years later the same group of researchers repeated a similar test with a larger group of subjects and achieved similar results.
The problems, however, are multiple. For starters the effect was transient, lasting really only as long as it took to take the test. Secondly, many other research groups have failed to replicate the findings in similar and larger studies, and a systematic review of multiple studies found no true correlation between listening to Mozart and increased IQ. One 1995 study even investigated past musical exposure and found no correlation between higher spatial IQ scores and music lessons earlier in life, or a preference for classical music. Which brings up the most important consideration: the effect has not been tested on infants at all, nevermind on unborn ones! Regardless of whether the "Mozart Effect" as tested in these studies actually turns out, with further investigation, to exist, it doesn't mean it will necessarily apply to babies in utero.
And for the moment, at least, it's still pseudo-science which appears to have been adopted by businesses as a way to market yet more unnecessary gimmicks to parents (after all, if you wish to listen to classical music you can do so for free on the radio, or purchase your own collection much more cheaply than by buying albums branded for babies) and by the media as another way to make parents to be feel like they don't measure up if they've failed to do it.
I do enjoy listening to classical music and it certainly relaxes me. I do think that a more relaxed mummy with less adrenaline coursing around her system cannot be a bad thing for the baby, so I do value it in that respect. But I won't be relying on Mozart or any other other composer to smarten my child up or in any other way directly influence their development. And I won't feel guilty if I elect to listen to more rock, pop or dance music than classical!
I've already had quite a few scans in this pregnancy, and I have at least 3 more "Growth and Fetal Wellbeing" scans to come. I know, purely from reading parenting and pregnancy forums, that a lot of women would give their eye teeth for these extra glimpses of their unborn baby and reassurances that everything is progressing as it should.
The thing is, I'd actually prefer not to need so many extra scans. I'd prefer to be having a low risk pregnancy without the constant worry of how big the baby is getting and whether my placenta is showing signs that it won't make the finish line. Each time I'm booked in for a scan, I'm worrying about what they might, or might not, find. It's full of tension, and it reminds me how medicalised this creating new life process has been for me.
All of which is part of the reason that we decided to book in for an additional, private, scan: A 4D Scan to be precise. Sometimes Ian and I lose sight of the fact that we're parents-to-be. We forget that we should be enjoying this time, and our last months as a couple before we welcome our precious bundle in to our family. So we decided to have a scan that was purely for our enjoyment, with no measurements or assessments, just watching our baby swimming around in their little watery hidey-hole, and checking out what they look like right now.
I did some online research and we eventually elected to book the scan in Canterbury. It's a bit of drive from home, but the package was a very reasonable one in terms of what was included for the price, and Ian had never been to Canterbury before so we figured we'd make a bit of a day out of it. When we set off bright and early this morning I had none of the usual anticipatory fear that I feel before a scan. Instead I was excited about seeing Flangelina in a new light. Wondering what they'd be up to in there, whether they would hide from us or show their face readily, whether they'd be turning somersaults or sucking their thumb.
For once the kid was not shy, showing us their full face and turning to give us a better view. We watched as they played with their umbilical cord. We watched them wave their hands across their face and then bring their feet right up to kick themselves in the forehead, feet stretched right above their head. Damn I wish I was that flexible.
Flangelina definitely has my lips, but I think I can spy Ian's nose. We didn't get to see the ears, so no clues as to whether they may have inherited my mouse ears, or Ian's long ears, and definitely no idea whether they stick out or not! I do still think Flangelina is a boy though, based on the fact that I think its face looks sort of boyish!
For half an hour Ian and I were captivated, ohhing and ahhing at the antics of our baby as they unfolded on the scream. And for half an hour we felt like ordinary, excited parents-to-be in a world where blood sugars and carb counts, abdominal circumferences and estimated weights didn't matter.
It was awesome.


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Freedom from Long Term Anxiety through Meditation
Meditation is an action in which a person can make a state of his or her own self, become calm, more attentive, quieter and relaxed mind. With meditation, a person may be able to gain freedom from stressful and hectic routines such as work or any other daily life patterns and could benefit in a holistic way in mind, body, and even emotion.
In almost all occasions, individuals cannot help on thinking excessively especially on the negative thoughts. If this lingers for several days, months, and in other circumstances may even be years, this could be a source of worries and pressure that may also lead to bigger health issues. When unattended, this could develop to never-ending spiral – often recurring to that individual making it an unhealthy emotional and psychological activity without any kind of aid. Some authorities state that overly thinking again, replaying, or reanalysing is known as rumination. This experience is very common to people with chronic anxiety and depression. So, if you have this endless rethinking of a certain event, too much analysis of petty things that would lead to pathologic anxiety or panic attacks, then there could be a probability that you might be going to end up having chronic depression and anxiety disorder. But luckily, many mental and health professionals these days devised some helpful ways to counter rumination and other related experiences through effective meditation. This can be helpful for persons identified with chronic depressive illness, an admirable structure for those men and women who are just displaying signs of the ailment – not truly having it yet, and even to ordinary persons who are just encountering psychological strains and need immediate and effective remedy.
There are actually many forms of meditation, but basically this is just an easy method which is doable to every person on earth. This practice can revitalize our day today destabilized and conscious thoughts to automatically establish it to better and highly productive or healthier state. Apprehensions, fears, and mental strains are basically directed to human thoughts. Fundamentally speaking, what meditation would accomplish is to try to remove the human attention from those thoughts liberating the individual from that misery and presenting broad range of advantages. It encompasses imagination of the nice things, sensation of the surroundings such as the sound of the waves, or the hum of the birds, and other natural creation. In nearly all circumstances, this may need a noiseless area that is away from deafening sounds of busy highways or any fuss in this current society.
To sum it up, if you think that you are suffering from chronic fear or anxiety over something, try doing meditation. It will definitely ease your mind and relax your body, and you will sense being revitalized, pleased, and ready to confront life troubles after a few meditation encounters.
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Coalgate: Naveen says Hindalco letter was in Odisha's 'best interest'
Naveen Patnaik wrote to Manmohan Singh in 2005 after the screening committee rejected Hindalco's bid in 2005.
New Delhi: The coal allocation scam took another dramatic turn on Thursday with Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik becoming the latest political figure to find his name linked to the controversy. Amid reports that CBI could question Patnaik for writing a letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to allot coal blocks to Aditya Birla Group Chairperson Kumar Mangalam Birla-owned Hindalco, the state government said the Chief Minister's request was made "keeping the best interest of the state in mind".
"Keeping the best interests of the state in mind, the Chief Minister had written a letter to the PM indicating that Hindalco's request for Talabira II coal block in the Ib valley of Jharsuguda district be examined," Odisha government said in a press statement. Patnaik too dismissed any wrongdoing on his part and said he wrote a letter to the Prime Minister just to examine the request of Hindalco.
The CBI had said Patnaik sent the letter after the screening committee rejected Hindalco's bid in 2005. CBI sources have said Patnaik wrote to Manmohan Singh (who was the coal minister during the period) to allocate the Talabira II coal block to Hindalco.
CBI had named former coal secretary PC Parakh along with Kumar Mangalam Birla in its 14th FIR in the coal blocks allocation scam. The investigative agency alleged that Parakh changed the decision of the screening panel committee that was held in 2005 after a personal meeting with Birla.
The charge was rubbished by Parakh. In a point-by-point rebuttal of the FIR, Parakh said that he had not done any undue favours to the industrialist. He also said that he failed to understand the reason why his meeting with Birla was being blown out of proportion.
"I don't know why CBI is smelling rat into it. A lot of industrialists meet and give representations. Somebody has to address a grievance. What is the big deal of Birla meeting me? What is a conspiracy," he questioned.
While reiterating that he recommended Hindalco's bid on the basis of merit, Parakh claimed that if he was a conspirator, then Manmohan Singh too was a conspirator.
The CBI's FIR against Birla triggered panic among industrialists. "Just because some coal block reserved for public sector is partially allocated to private sector - there's nothing wrong with that. It was done by the government. So I think it's a bit ridiculous. It spoils sentiment, it spoils perception," said Adi Godrej, Chairman, Godrej Group.
The CBI in its FIR also alleged that Parakh abused official position and allotted coal blocks to Hindalco showing undue favours. It states that there was approval from the 'competent authority'. The CBI's 'competent authority' reference is likely to snowball into a bigger political controversy as the portfolio was held by Manmohan Singh at that time.
The clamour for PM's resignation too gained momentum after Parakh's claims. Bharatiya Janata Party said that the onus of approving coal files rested on the shoulders of the Prime Minister and so he must resign.
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