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Right, that's it! Fabulous Forty Somethings ttc want our bfp's and we want them now! We have waited long enough!(975 Posts)
Here's our shiney new thread. The one where I finally get upduffed with everyone else!
Well, this always happens, I post that I have loads of symptoms, then it all goes to hell! This morning my bbt dropped to 36.29 (below my coverline). However, I went back to sleep for another 2.5hrs and decided to take it again, out of interest, and it was 36.68...but I can feel cramps in my belly that feel like af. Looks like I'm out yet again...I could just cry
drwhofan...I feel your pain. I have done the bbt experiments too...it took me a while to trust myself with them.
Af has arrived for me too today....although as I know I didnt ovulate and took the provera, it was expected. I was soooo down yesterday...to a point where I questioned everything I was doing. I'm hoping it was just pmt now.
DP announced he is only able to get home for the next 2 weekends and then he will be away for a month
handy in the run up to the wedding!!....so I am very dubious about taking the clomid this month. If only the clinic would scan me and give me a trigger shot there would be a chance. Unhelpful barstewards they are.
Phew calibee that sounds tough about the very limited time that dp will have off. Do those weekends happen to coincide at all with when you think you might ovulate?
drwhofan sorry about the temp drop - have also been there with multiple temp taking, plus when desperate I'd also take evening ones which were often sky high (unsurprisingly) then af would start next morning. Don't give up hope just yet, but I know how you must feel xxx
diege I have given up trying to predict when I will ovulate to be honest.
Given this anovulatory cycle (my second on clomid) I feel pretty despondent about the whole ttc saga just now. If I ovulated
as is deemed "normal" on cd 14 it would tie in well with him being home the weekend after next. But my body has a mind of its own.
How are you feeling ?? Has the sickness eased atall??
Sorry calibee,of course, I should have realised that if I had thought through your situation . I suppose you're in an even more complex situation - I would be tempted myself to take the clomid this month, although do you have a limited time scale that you can take it in?
Sickness-wise it does seem to be lifting these last 2 days. I'm 10 wks now though,so know the placenta does take over now so sickness can for the lucky few subside at this stage. Have had it since week 5 so deserve a break!
Oooo fingers crossed it is easing diege
I am thinking I probably will take the clomid. Now that the black mood of yesterday is starting to lift, I'm back to feeling a little bit more optimistic...or at least its better to try than not!! I have to take it on days 2-6, so I would start it tomorrow.
I have even considered paying the £150 for private follicle scanning just to see what is happening. But probably would be a big pinch of the purse with wedding and move round the corner.
Morning All, hope you are having great Easter breaks ( I have eaten way too much chocolate)
hopeful your Easter Sunday sounds fabulous, we went on an Easter egg hunt (proving that 11, 13 and 43 year olds are not too old to get excited!) it was lovely and sunny but at only 2c couldn't feel my fingers by the end.
Calibee I am impressed by the speed of your wedding ( I am such a procrastinator it would take me forever to get organised - I am only just selling my flat and "officially" moving in with DP after nearly 3 years!) I missed some posts - have you actually set a date? Very exciting! Sorry you are being messed about with your cycles. Do you only have a certain amount of Clomid Cycles you can do before having a break?
Sorry drwhofan that you having such a rough time. Did you ever take up the offer of your friend who cuts your hair gong with you to the dr's? It sounds like you could do with some extra support right now in TTC and in how you are feeling generally. My sister suffers from depression and even though I cannot really understand I can empathise - its a horrible condition and can be ver debilitating. She had a baby at 41 and hasn't suffered from an episode since before she was pregnant but is monitored closely (my GP and myself!) as she is higher risk of developing PND. I really hope you can get some support soon.
I have been
known to repeatedly tempted to do the multiple temperature reading malarkey but we all know it is not a good idea and only raises false hope . Step away from the thermometer lady! Given that it seems to be yourself, hopeful and myself all appear to be out this month we will hopefully go for a triple next month!
I have been having cramps and some brownish spotting for the past two/three days -my temps have taken an absolute nosedive yet still AF has not started. Given that I know it is coming I just wish it would get on with it. Has anyone else had this? My FF chart is HERE
lizard...I am well known for making a decision and sorting it pronto. "If its got to be done ...do it yesterdy" is my way . Truthfully if it wasnt for moving to Northern Ireland
and the British Army's rather outdated view on being married to get a house we would very probably have waited and saved . As it is the ceremony is on 1st June.
Could your spotting actually be classed as af?? Maybe worth a test just incase...I guess if its bfn you can expect af to appear very soon. Sorry to hear it's not looking good for you though...so tedious eh?
I was never really told about having a break from clomid...but due to the side effects I dont plan to take it on months that DP is definately going to be around. My consultant seemed to be willing to give me upto 12 months of the stuff!!
Calibee you sound very organised! If you can take the clomid this month and get some SWI in I would go for it...time and tide wait for no man and given you didn't seem to ovulate in your last cycle this might be the perfect time to go for it. Perhaps I could do some of my cheerleading - look what happened to Jbrd
Diege fingers crossed your sickness eases once the placenta starts doing its thing - sounds exhausting feeling ill all the time!
AF well and truly got me yesterday and I am having a rough one too. A lot of painful cramps and heavy bleeding (with quite large clots) so feeling a bit rough and sorry for myself. ....
....but the show must go on people, so I am not moping about (--for long--). I am now on day 2 of my shiny new cycle with our appointment at the fertility clinic on 15th to look forward to (they better not move it again!!) I know I will be having a transvaginal scan (which DP said sounded like a railway ) and I think maybe I will have the AMH blood test done as well to establish if I have any egg reserves left and any indicative quality.
Good thing this is only a four day working week - feel knackered already.
ps. thought I would overuse the bunny-cons before MN whips them away!
YES PLEASE!!! ...cheerleading, spell casting, praying....anything very much appreciated.
Sorry af is giving you a rough ride lizard...similar here, but mine doesn't sound quite as painful to be fair.
Hello again I've been in an odd place for the last 10 days caught between GP and clinic. It emerged the lump could be a side effect of the failed cycle (so relieved at the possibility of innocuous explanation) but it still hasn't been decided whether I should have further investigations so I can't go ahead with a frozen cycle.
Also I only had a light bleed after the BFN and 5 weeks later odd spotting no proper AF which is starting to do my head in a bit.
Casting you a good luck bunny Calibee
Hey isabeller nice to hear from you! I am glad they are not concerned with your mystery lump but it is a bit annoying that they can't seem to decide what to do about it next! Are they referring you to someone else for a look or having a think about it? I know you must be quite frustrated by not being able to get on with your frozen cycle just now. I would imagine that having IVF cycle must play havoc with your hormones (about which I might be finding out soon....) so it might take a little while to settle back down. Do you know if you ovulated?
calibee - have dusted down the old lycra unitard and am limbering up ready for your cheerleading session. Need to time it right though - don't want to peak too early
Its quiet on this thread at the moment (Easter holidays effect?) Where are you hopeful I always look forward to reading your overnight posts with my morning cup of tea. Hope everything is ok.
CD3 here and already bored of AF - she now needs to leave. Off to work to enjoy the lack of traffic due school holidays......
Hello to every <waves>
....err that should have been Hello to everyone <waves>!
Thanks greenlizard it is difficult being in limbo and I'm really hoping my GP will make a decision this week. I have no idea whether I ovulated but I am very ancient and only have one ovary...this is why it's doing my head in. The chances of natural conception are miniscule but it will have happened to someone on the internet
Morning all.....
isabeller that good news re the lump. However they never seem to quite understand the impatience of a 40 something lady in need of a baby imo. There's a lot of "wait and sees" thrown around. So frustrating.
lizard I would love to see that cheerleading lycra.
I had such a productive day yesterday. Think I have found a nice little venue in the town centre for a small buffet after the ceremony. Does it sound bad that I want to feed people and send them on their way??
I took my £40
bargain ebay dress to the dry cleaners only to find they wanted £70 to dry clean it, stuff that...I put it in my washing machine thinking if it buggers it up its better than paying £70!!!!. It was fine. Still struggling to get a couple of the dust marks off the train but I will take another look later when it has dried.
Dp has only just started to tell people back home in Grenada about the marriage. I'm not sure his sister was overpleased. I had a cringey moment on Sunday where I was put on the phone to her and had to endure 5 minutes of "are you sure you know what you are doing" from a 28 year old. It must be difficult for them I guess...they waved goodbye to him a couple of years ago, the baby of the family, and here he is kidnapped and corrupted by a barren old English woman. (British women have a reputation for breaking hearts over there!!)
My last day off today before heading back to the lion pit tomorrow. I am going for a hair and makeup consultation later....I am determined to look good for the wedding pics (hmmm not that we are having a photographer) even if it costs more than my outfit hehe. Dp has got the go ahead to get married wearing his full uniform (infact it was expected),.....that saves the worry of buying him a suit.
Anyway...I do hope I'm not turning into BrideZilla.
Have a good day all x
isabeller i am very happy for you that they seem to know the reason of the lump but I really do not know ow you manage to cope with the said limbo. i have fx for you over this week that your GP will step up and get moving and help you in a proactive way!! xxx
greenlizard they show have a little dance for us to make te bloody (did you see what I have done???Did you??) AF go away!!!
cali my pom poms are at ready and although I am a terrible dancer I make it up in goodwill!!!
hopeful I hope you are well my love. As greenlizard I also look forward to your posts with my breakfast.
diege I follow your posts on the other thread and I hope MS is easing,hun...
drwho i didn't temp but I feel your frustation as I felt the same every month!!! This ttc lark is one of the most stressful things as the control we have over things is minimal (if any) xxxxx
I am still here and wary of rejoicing as I did last summer...not many symptoms and sometimes I think I have imagined then as I did on the 2ww.... is was between the 10th week and 12th that things went wrong last time and although DH is a happy bunny I can't wait for the scan (on the 12th April). Midwife was understanding when I said I could not face going on my own for that and booked when DH will still be on holidays.
My love to all and Hello to everyone !!! xxx
Hi everyone. Sorry I haven't been posting the last couple of days. I just feel I talk so much and don't really say very much, and probably bore you. It is nice to hear that you enjoy my posts with your morning cuppa
It's great to hear from you Is, I am sorry to hear that your FT is on hold.I hope it can be resolved soon. The waiting is so hard.
Calibee, it sounds like you are very organised with your wedding plans. Don't worry about DF's family. They clearly have no idea how lovely you are and how lucky your DF is to have found you. I am sure you won't be bridzilla. I hope we'll get to see some pics.
Back at work today, but a bit like walking through treacle after a rough night with my DS. He had his 4 year old vaccines yesterday: MMR and Diptheria,tetnus and pertussis, and woke at midnight with a very high temperature, very uncomfortable and unhappy. Poor mite. I felt sooo bad for inflicting that upon him. Anyway, I sponged him down, gave him paracetemol and listened to him whimper in his sleep til about 5 am when I got up. So I'm buggered now!
My DH stayed home with him today, and he's really picked up during the day,and will be back at kindy tomorrow. Thank goodness, as whilst I lay there last night I worried he would end up damaged,perhaps even autistic. The mind really runs wild in the dark of night,doesn't it!
The long weekend was so good- loads of sunshine (I'm pretty sure I stocked up on some vitamin d) and a swim everyday in the ocean - so lovely. I really thought winter had arrived as only a few days before Easter we had some chilly weather. But tomorrow is forecast another hot day (31 - perfect). I feel very lucky.
I have been thinking a bit (whilst strolling on the beach - deep in thought - got the shock of my life when a big golden retriever bounced up on me!) about this ttc malarky, this quest for the holy grail (just-one-good-egg) and my desire for one last baby. Anyway, my thoughts are that I feel incredibly lucky to have a gorgeous family and busy life, and that I must not allow this desire, and the act of ttc, to become too consuming. I think I manage it quite well, apart from that awful feeling of disappointment every bfn and on AF's arrival. I would like to invite some acceptance into my life, so that I can move on...it is a work in progress. I don't think I'll ever actively stop trying.I won't entertain the thought of contraception, but I do think I have to try and be at ease with whatever will be.
Of course that doesn't mean I won't be shagging for Australia when the time is right, and I'll still be poas too, but somehow, I have to come to an acceptance that it may not happen, and that is okay too.
Anyway, it is dinner time so I had better run. DH has cooked me a great big T-Bone. Oh yum!!
P.S. I watched the 1st episode of Game Of Thrones (season 3) last night. Geeze, it's bloody good,isn't it? I looove it...
Hello! Back from London after my first Fetal Medicine Centre appointment. Had my bloods taken for the harmony and a scan too to confirm dates etc. Was a very professional experience from start to finish, extremely impressed by the place tbh. The dr who scanned me (not Kypros this time, he's in 2 weeks ) was lovely, and gave me quite a detailed scan that I wasn't expecting. Measuring 11 weeks today, whereas my dates = 10 w4d...Every time I have a scan due date comes closer; at this rate I'll have had had the baby by 20 weeks . I was technically outside of the harmony offer date-wise (by one day) but dr. didn't think it would be a problem, and I certainly didn't say anything at the desk when I paid the offer price - phew!!!
Sooo, all looking fine up to now and he had a guess at the sex...thinks its a girl!!!! Back in 2 weeks for nuchal and harmony results but just going to bask in the reassuring scan and not start worrying again just yet. Thinking over the experience there and comparing to the NHS care (of which I have had a lot) the main difference I could see was the way that the drs are so passionate about their work, and were really keen to talk and answer questions. I have had the odd very good one in the NHS, but I suppose because of time pressures they just can't afford to indulge their patients with leisurely chats;I was in my element
Gum I am another one who looks forward to reading your posts with my morning cuppa . Do you still do your blog? Your posts certainly have a style to lends themselves well to getting comfortable and putting the kettle on.I have a clear picture of your garden, the beach, and the farmers' market you go to! Re: ttc-ing I don't think there's any harm in accepting that you feel feel some excitement/disappointment at different times in the month, and that that is perfectly normal. It would be impossible to keep a totally flat level of emotion, but feeling up and down,as long as it doesn't become too much, shouldn't be a reason to give up xx
calibee your wedding sounds like it's shaping up to be really fab. We had a very budgetted wedding (took our own piccies etc) - came in at under £1000 for everything, inc.honeymoon and reception. I don't get how people think it reasonable to spend over £5000 on one damn day these days!! <feels old>
isabeller that's reassuring about the lump - would make sense with the timing to be linked with procedures you've had. Is your consultant meeting with the 'team' to discuss and then let you know what they propose?
notsoold not long to your scan now!
Phew - long post for me..better go and tidy up a bit before everyone gets back from day out with dh..
Wow...diege so glad your experience was a positive one. Its so sad really that we have to pay privately to get decent healthcare nowadays. So many cuts have made the majority of our nhs workers, stressed and overworked and sadly this can come across as a distinct lack of care and empathy. The whole Francis report relates to exactly this. Unfortunately...once again..it seems the government expect to treat the symptom and not the cause by continuing to cut staff , salaries and there is even talk of holiday cuts (I always thought the generous holiday package as an NHS worker made up for the lack of bonus that private sector workers generally receive). I hope the Nuchal scan goes just as well x
diege I too love to read your stories. I dont know how anybody else feels but I seriously feel like I know all of you. I will never forget how you all pulled me through when I had the mc a couple of months ago when I lacked any empathy in rl.
I spent the afternoon being preened and pampered. I love what they have done with my hair, but having got home and had a good look at the make up I am thinking definately not. It was so heavy I could see lines, wrinkles and hideous crepey skin I didnt even realise I had!!! Infact right now I feel like a right ugly old bat...not quite the desired effect needed for my wedding day. I only ever wear light make up...even on a night out so I think I will stick to doing it myself on the day.
>....doh Should have read gum I too love your stories...gah.
Oh yes and GoT was excellent. Monday nights have just been booked for the next 10 weeks or so
Deige, I am so pleased that your visit to the Fetal Medicine centre went well. I am a little bit excited that you might have a wee girl in there! I would really love to have a girl for my last baby, just to even things out (I have three boys and two girls), but after three losses and waiting so long, I would be over the moon with a boy too.
Last night I DH and I were watching telly (I use the term "watching" loosely as I was nodding off by then) and there was a preview of a tv show about couples being challenged to have sex for 7 nights in a row (these couples looked like any normal family - working, kids and totally knackered). Anyway I made some comment about I bet we couldn't manage it, and DH (who loves a challenge) said,"I bet I could", and I said,"I bet you couldn't" and so on, til we decided to see if he really could. But I said, "I will have to start tomorrow night,cos I am knackered!". Anyway, it's a timely little ploy to see how much BMS (baby making sex) we can have this month. If we start tonight then we'll do it days 8 - 14, which should cover ovulation too. Of course it could back-fire terribly if he cannot perform later in the 7 days when it is closest to ovulation
We have parent night at work tonight (as teachers,not parents), so I guess we'll come home knackered again. It really will be a challenge
I woke up at 3.30 am today (DS wanted a drink) and could not get back to sleep. I tried meditation, counting sheep, ticking off all the jobs I need to do,thinking about ttc, etc etc. So I just hope that going to sleep at 8.30 last night means I got enough sleep. Otherwise it is going to be another long day, and I have to be all professional and wonderful at parent's night.
Deige, I am also amazed at what people will spend on weddings. It is one day, and I know everyone wants it to be special, but I can't imagine how spending tens of thousands of dollars makes the love any better ( I have heard of weddings that cost over $50,000). I got married 22 years ago and had a biggish wedding and tried really hard to keep the costs down (I made my dress, my aunty made the cake, did my own makeup) but we still spent about $5000. Much of that cost was for a really nice meal in a nice restaurant for 70 people. Also, I have an Italian father so everything has to be showy (which is not me at all), so that added to the cost. If I had my time again, it would be a quiet and intimate affair, without all the long lost relatives and friends of parents.
Calibee, I think it is lovely that your DF will wear his uniform. Frankly I find uniforms very sexy If you feel they made the make-up too heavy, then definitely do it yourself. By this stage in our lives, I think we know what suits us. As I've gotten olden I tend to wear a lot less than I used to. Especially in summer as I have a nice colour from all the sunshine.
Deige I still have a blog. I don't know if I should link it here or not? Perhaps if anyone wants to have a look, let me know and I'll PM you. I actually have three blogs now. One is no longer used, so I have a newer one, that suits my life now, plus one for my knitting group, but I am the only contributor. I don't write in the blogs much because it is hard to find the time and inclination.
Well, seeings I am up at sparrows-fart, I will use the time well and get sinner started now. I know I'll be happy I did later.
I hope everyone is okay,wherever they are in this ttc journey. I would love to hear an update from Sparkly, and hear how everyone else is. Come on peeps, chime in...
that should read "dinner', not "sinner". Freudian slip, eh???
Ha ha Gum I too thought Freudian slip at 'sinner' . Re: the sex marathon you are planning, could you postpone for a few days so that any 'issues' rear their head after ovulation?
Re: baby's sex have 3 dds and 2 dss so it would be 'neater' I suppose on paper for a ds, but my personal pref is a girl as dd3 has always been left out a little with the older dds being like twins...I REALLY do not find though. I wasn't going to find out at all tbh, but when he asked if I wanted to know what his 'hunch' was I just couldn't resist although now of course that I've opened the pandora's box I will have to keep asking at subsequent scans as I will be building up a picture of a little girl!
calibee, yes agree about the make up - my advice would be to avoid powder (apart from say blush as the creams can run, espec on stressful days!). I had a 'make over' at Clinique last summer and I looked so lined and old- 100% better when I took it all off!
Right, have hairdresser here at 9.30 so had better get dressed.
Love to all xxx
at diege ...yes a uniform is always nice. I've not seen him in his full dress uniform yet. Although I think it's a bogey green one and not the red one. A little disappointing.
diege it must be so exciting getting to know sex of baby this early. You must be so thrilled. I think I will stick to my usual makeup to be honest...maybe just a touch more than usual. We are not having a photographer so hopefully anything else may be lost on a camera phone
Back to work for me today. Having had 3 days off last week with the uti and off until today I am dreading what I may be in for....here's hoping for a pleasant surprise!!
I did it again....should have addressed gum in first sentence above.
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Strangely enough, before the critics started announcing their winners back in December, this seemed like the most nebulous category. Now it's one of the most galvanized, with one name dominating the conversation (give or take an odd Golden Globes loss).
I still wonder how it came to be that Mahershala Ali turned into the awards season figurehead for Moonlight, despite his character exiting the movie so early. Certainly admiration for his drug-dealer-turned-father-figure in the context of the story doesn't hurt, but a performance this soft-spoken and taciturn makes for an atypical Oscar winner. Yet he looks strong to deliver one more whispered, eloquent acceptance speech before this season is done.
You can throw darts to try and guess who's in second place. Possibly Jeff Bridges as the hammy, grizzled sheriff in Hell or High Water. It may not be the best performance of his career, but it might be his most 'Bridges' performance, with that accentuated Texan drawl, impish smile and John Wayne shuffle. May we never take the Dude for granted.
And don't underestimate BAFTA winner Dev Patel. Supporters of Lion -- of which I assume there are plenty -- would have to speak up somewhere, no? And as a lead performance smuggled into the supporting conversation all season long by Weinstein, he has a notable advantage in terms of screen time. But I'll try not to harp on the category fraud too much. Many of the true supporting gems this year never gained any initial traction anyway, and this is a good performance. Any way you slice it, I'm happy for the guy.
The only semi-surprising acting nomination of the entire year came from Nocturnal Animals. No, not for Aaron Taylor-Johnson's unhinged and inexplicably Globe-winning rapist portrayal, but for Michael Shannon's wily, ethically ambiguous detective, who was initially receiving the lion's share of good reviews. It certainly doesn't equate to his best, but it's nothing if not an entertaining turn from one of the business' hardest working character actors. Naturally, being his controversial film's sole nominee, he has no shot at the win.
Will win: Mahershala Ali, Moonlight
Could win: Dev Patel, Lion
Should win: Mahershala Ali, Moonlight
Should be nominated: Alden Ehrenreich, Hail, Caesar!

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In perhaps his most fiery comments since Donald Trump won the presidency, Gov. Jerry Brown said on Wednesday California will push back against any effort to stop or reverse policies fighting global climate change.
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By Claudia Puig, USA TODAY
Confessions of a Shopaholic is like a sale item that catches your eye simply because of its garish color, atrocious style and startling uselessness.
Not only is it an unfunny movie shrilly told, it probably is the most ill-timed and appallingly insulting movie in recent memory.
How could any studio be so out of touch as to release a movie glorifying the compulsive shopping habits of an air-headed spendthrift during this dismal state in the global economy?
Besides its insensitivity, it bombards us, like a too-cluttered closet, with a clueless heroine, laugh-repellant slapstick shtick and an unconvincing by-the-numbers romance.
Where The Devil Wears Prada, with its flurry of couture, might have filled fashionistas with longing, Shopaholic makes you want to renounce every item in your wardrobe. Perhaps it is actually director P.J. Hogan's subversively clever ploy to make spending look revolting and turn even the most die-hard shoppers into ascetics.
This brainless chick flick reinforces the worst female stereotypes. Trying to disguise itself as a cautionary tale on the perils of conspicuous consumption, it fixates so much on materialistic cravings that it ends up doing just the opposite.
Isla Fisher plays Rebecca, who dabbles in journalism to support her shopping habit. In the most unlikely of scenarios, she lands a job as an advice columnist for a finance magazine. She also wins the heart of her dashing and saintly editor (Hugh Dancy). She misses deadlines to attend a sale, acts like an imbecile at staff meetings and lies incessantly, but he is beyond patient and accommodating.
In the world of romantic comedy, this means they will end up together by the conclusion of the movie.
The film is adapted from Sophie Kinsella's best-selling Shopaholic series. The books are hardly great fiction, but they are better than this woebegone movie. Take Bridget Jones's Diary (without the clever dialogue and literary allusions), Sex and the City (without the passion and camaraderie) and Legally Blonde (without the brains and purpose), subtract all traces of humor, and that's Shopaholic.
It's a shame Fisher chose this project. Her quirky comic style in Wedding Crashers proves she is capable of much better. She tries gamely to charm, but thanks to the leaden script, she comes off silly and infuriating. Dancy does his level best in a thankless role. A ridiculously caricatured debt collector (Robert Stanton) is Rebecca's nemesis, plaguing her with phone calls and showing up at her home and workplace. Apparently, Rebecca owes thousands on a credit card. She's gainfully employed, so why not make at least the minimum payment on what she owes and get the guy off her back?
Rather than face the music, she'd rather invent elaborate excuses and tell everyone he's a former beau turned stalker.
What kind of message does this send to young audiences? It seems to be saying it's fine to be financially irresponsible so long as you're adorable about it and invent ridiculously outlandish stories to dodge your creditors.
Let it be revealed: The pandering and laugh-free Confessions of a Shopaholic is in resoundingly bad taste.
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Stayed at the Excelisor, the last week of May 2010,just as the holiday season was starting to get busy. Hotel decor is a bit tired, but for the price, is good value. The room was clean, and spacious, and all rooms come with air conditioning, which although we did not need to use, is essential when it gets hot. Hotel is situated on the hill overlooking Amalfi, which can be reached by the hotel bus, or by using the Sita bus . Views from all the bedrooms are stunning, as all overlook Amalfi. Food was not too fancy, with dinner consisting of 3 courses, a choice of 3 for each course. Included pasta starter, with for example fish or steak as a main course, followed by simple desert. Hotel very keen on pushing diners to have wine with dinner, which can be quite expensive, as the markup is high for the quality of some of the wine available. Breakfast is reasonable museli and cornflakses available. Ham, cheese,salami with choice of break rolls, as well as reconstituted scrambled egg. If you want ot sausage, or fried eggs, that will cost you extra. If you wnat to get to Amalfi your need to use the hotel mini bus, the last trip down in the morning is 10.30 ( which gets packed), then a break until 14.30. Last bus back is at 18.45 from the sea front, so you will need to catch the Sita bus back if you miss it, which run until 23.30. If feeling energetic there is aa very steep walk down from the hotel garden, down to Amalfi, which takes 45 mins.
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Chicago PMI Better Than Expected, Raising ISM Hopes
The Chicago PMI number came in higher than expected, helping to ease some worries that tomorrow's national ISM number is going to be awful.
Chicago PMI came in at 56.5, down marginally from 58.8 in July. Economists expected it to fall to 54.
Chicago PMI has been much stronger than the national ISM report for several months now, so this won't change widespread expectations that ISM fell below 50 in August.
Still, it's another piece of evidence for the bulls that the economy didn't fall into the abyss in August.
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Taylin is a rare first name for women. Taylin is an equally rare surname for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)
Taylin entered the list in 2008 and reached its highest rank of #1178 in the U.S. in 2011, and is at #1728 presently. (2015 U.S. SSA RECORDS)
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I had an MRI done that showed multiple tears to the rotator. Had the repair surgery 2011. Within a year I was in pain again. Same shoulder. MRI was again done and showed 1 of the previously noted tears! Nothing was saying it was a re-tear or one previously repaired. Should this not have been repaired the first time? I now have winging shoulder, atrophy of the long thoracic nerve as well as an atrophied muscle. 1st surgery was in Sept 2011 2nd surgery also Sept 2012.rotator cuff tendinopathy with partial tears of supraspinatus and subscapular tendons. Part of the first MRI impression. MR arthogram revealed a partial thickness tear of the supraspinatus 2 cm by 1cm. Part of the second MRI result. Just to help clarify.
Medical malpractice is just another way to say medical negligence. Based on the very limited facts that you have posted, it seems that you may have a case. I would consult with a medical malpractice attorney in you area to review your medical records to determine the strength of your potential case. Best of luck.
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You will need to get the medical records and have them reviewed to determine if you have a case for medical malpractice. You have to establish the doctor was negligent and breached the standard of care for similar doctors treating the same injury, you then need to establish that there was a clear connection or causation between the doctor's neglect and your present injuries.
More facts are needed but you may have a claim, I recommend that you consult with a local medical malpractice attorney, which you can find on AVVO.
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The orthopod most likely debrided and repaired it the best he could, and a lawsuit would likely cost thousands more than could be recovered, however, get a local med mal lawyer to send your records to an expert to review to ascertain whether there was a breach of the standard of care. Good luck.
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These types of lawsuits are very difficult.
We have reviewed this type of claim on many occasions. All of your records will need to be reviewed in order to understand the causal relationship between your current condition and the alleged failure of the first surgery.Ask a similar question
the first surgery did not fail. second mri would have noted it as previously repaired, as it did with the other repairs made.
"failed" is used to indicate it did not achieve the desired result
I am sorry you have undergone this experience. Your potential case merits further investigation. You should contact an experienced medical malpractice attorney in your area, who will obtain your records and have them reviewed by the appropriate specialist.Ask a similar question
From your question there is no way to determine whether the original doctor did not repair the injury, or repaired it properly. The fact that you have a recurring injury does not mean that the doctor who did the repair originally was guilty of negligence. (Which in this context is the same as "malpractice").
The only way to make this determination is to have your records reviewed by another doctor in the same field.
But I would suspect that even if the original doctor was negligent that your damages will not be large enough to justify a medical malpractice lawsuit.
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