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Broken Faery
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Posted 8/6/2009 4:23 AM (GMT -7)
Hi guys, newbie here... not to crohns but to the forum. I've read my way through the pages over a few weeks and feel it's time I introduced myself as I'm having such a hard time right now and I'm not even sure if it is my crohn's anymore. I'm Tammy, I'm 27 and live in the UK and I have had one of my worst years health wise since I was diagnosed, I need to feel less like a lunatic and would really just appreciate having you guys around to make me feel I'm not alone in all of this... clearly I'm not alone, I have my family and a very loving partner but I feel so "alone" in dealing with my health and my pain I almost feel like I don't belong in the real world where "normal healthy" people function day to day taking their health for granted. I've pushed my closest friends away this year as I feel I just can't relate to anyone anymore and I feel far too ill to know how to communicate this to them, they all dealt with the onset of crohn's in my life and now I'm terrified I'm at the onset of something else, something just as serious as the crohn's because I'm functioning on auto pilot scraping through each day just praying for a miracle. I feel overwhelmed by the fast onset of some really odd symptoms over the last 6 months and have a Dr that is as much use as a toilet paper umbrella in a rain storm!!! I've lost my confidence in Dr's and am exhausted with trying to make them see something that isn't staring them right in the face. I've kind of got to the point where I don't want to draw any attention to myself in anyway, this includes being as
open and honest with my Dr as I need to be because I just don't feel she cares.
I'm on anti-D's so don't fear, I've been on and off them all my life as I've dealt with an awful lot in my time, not just health wise either... I suffer from anxiety and am definately a worrier - however I am not a basketcase, or a hypercondriac! I'm sure my Dr just thinks I'm mental, she told me I had an eating disorder for 2 years when I was first ill with my crohn's (I certainly looked like I had) but that was because I was starving to death NOT STARVING MYSELF TO DEATH lol! Eventually I paid to go private and was told I had CD and that I was not far from death/malnutrition!!! Gee thanks Doc, another 6 months and I wouldn't have been here to tell the tale.
Just recently though things are definately not right, this year has been a downwards spiral, I appreciate any feedback as I know a lot of you seem to be very clued up on other conditions as well so here goes...
I really don't want to offend any one on here but I terminated a pregnancy in January for some very legitimate reasons, a lot were health related and it wasn't an easy decision. I appreciate there may be some of you who don't think what I did was right and I wouldn't mention it at all if I didn't think it was the catalyst for the roller coaster I've been on ever since.
I am a chronic anaemic, Dr's can't figure it out and after what happened I bled so much for at least two months, I had re-occuring yeast infections and cystitus until March, I then got a really nasty virus that floored me for a week, I had frequent infections in my mouth as a result of my wisdom teeth coming through and pushing my other teeth away from the gums and had numerous courses of antibiotics, I couldn't have the surgery I needed for my teeth until my iron stores were acceptable so had an iron infusion. I then had surgery to have all 4 wisdom teeth out (about
8 weeks ago). Through all of this I've had an enormous amount of stress to deal with with in the family, I only met my partner in November and kept feeling under an enormous amount of pressure to get well for the sake of a new relationship but it hasn't worked out that way. All of these things have messed with my system and now I feel it's failing me and I am scared.
I've lost a lot of weight, my crohn's is grumbling but it's not my main worry right now even though I know it may be causing some of my symptoms I'm sure there's something else going on. Im nauseous A LOT, off my food, anxious about
I'm chronically fatigued, worse than ever before. Can't function except to get to and from work and that is such a struggle.
I'm getting Migranes or tension headaches, suffering the worst insomnia and seem to be in pain not just in my tummy but all over. My back is KILLING me, my muscles are spasming all over and my ribs feel battered and bruised especially around the sternum. My chest ends up feeling constricted when these waves of pain rush over me, I have to breath through it. My body temp is all over the place, I'm freezing 90% of the time to the point I can not bear the cold and then I get feverish. My joints hurt as well, I honestly feel as if I've been hit by a truck. It's like horrific flu waves over me 10 times a day and the rest of it is spent waiting for that wave to come again.
My glands seem to be coming up a lot and I don't know whether it's my headaches or not but my vision is squiffy, I'm sensitive to light quite often and feel really not with it most of the time. I'm getting very scatty, can't remember things and keep leaving the cooker on lol. Quite honestly I feel half mad... I hate going to the Dr's, I never seem to feel confident to go in there so now these symptoms have all built up and I don't want to go in there and list off all this incase she thinks I'm quite mad too!
My partner has been so great but I'm a wreck right now, I'm lost! I don't know how he's managing to deal with all this but he is, I'm just so tired... I feel like I know I have something else wrong and am petrified I may have another disease, I haven't dealt so well with the crohn's emotionally and don't want something else robbing me of the quality of life I deserve. Events robbed me of my childhood, crohn's of my teens and early twenties and now this. I'm a grumpy moody poo shoes and am definately having a bit of a pity party. I need a good kick in the bot bot!
Tammy x
Crohn's terminal ileum, 27 now (dx'd age 21)
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Posted 8/6/2009 5:59 AM (GMT -7)
I am sorry to hear you are having such a rough time. I don't know much about
the UK health system but is it possible to find a new GI?
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Bowel Resection surgery 2006, Now on Asacol, folic acid, and Enalapril,
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Posted 8/6/2009 6:27 AM (GMT -7)
Hi Tammy,
And welcome to Healingwell. Only sorry for the reason you have to be here. First off, I agree with IrishMom4, is there any way you could get another opinion from a different GI? This doctor doesn't sounds like they want to do anything to help you at all, and if you leave things as is, it could get really bad. So here's firstly hoping you can get a second opinion. Also, are you on any Crohns meds right now? If so, what are you taking?
As for the joint pain, many of us suffer with joint pain. I personally have been diagnosed with Fibromyalgia and Osteoarthritis. Others have been diagnosed with another autoimmune condition called Ankolysing Spondylitis. So I would recommend you getting a referral to a Rheumatologist. They can help to get the joint pain figured out.
Also, you have mentioned that you have been on alot of antibiotics recently. Sometimes when you have to use alot antibiotics it can throw off the bacteria balance in your intestines. If you are not yet on any, I would recommend getting on probiotics. Probiotics are good bacteria you add back into your system to help combat the bad bacteria and help even out your good/bad bacteria in your intestines. I take a Lactobacillus that works well for me. One the doctors recommend is VSL#3, but these can be pricey.
Also, you mentioned having alot of nausea lately. Have you have a scope done recently? The reason I ask is I am wondering if you might have a stricture or some narrowing going on in your intestines. I know when I had stricture I was always nauseous. But also GERD can cause similar problems. So if you have not had a colonoscopy or endoscopy lately I would request them to get a better look at whats going on with you.
Sending hugs your way, we do understand what its like to be sick and tired of being sick and tired.
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Broken Faery
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Date Joined Aug 2009
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Posted 8/6/2009 7:08 AM (GMT -7)
Thank you for your replies, it's not my GI that's the problem it's my regular Dr, my GI is such a lovely guy but seems to think the only problems you can have are IBS and crohn's symptoms... i've had nausea issues the whole way through and there seems to be little explanation for it... anti nausea meds don't touch it either and I know anxiety doesn't help in that respect. My GI has taken stool samples to see whether I'm bleeding higher up to see if that is causing my anaemia, he want's to do a colonoscopy as well but it's a way off (things are so slow this side of the pond unless you pay privately for everything)!
I went to see a natural Dr last week (they are helpful but it's a shame they don't have any credibility with the medical profession), he basically said my spine was in a bad way - which i'm well aware of and it's clearly visible with out having to touch it but my regular Dr keeps fobbing me off... it's normal to have a crooked spine apparently! I've just had thoracic xrays done on it and they came back normal... I nearly had a fit and the natural Dr says things are regularly missed if it isn't a specialist that examines your xrays however I saw a fill in Dr the other day because mine is away and she agrees i need some physio at least... if the physio feels it's a bone problem i may get a referral to a rheumy but that's the only way to get one. My GI won't refer me as he says the xrays are fine and he doesn't seem to be making the link between spines and crohns... Your Dr's seem so much more "ON THE BALL" over there.
I'm on azathioprine right now, I do take probiotics as well and I am desperate to see a Rheumy (my other half will pay privately for me if I have no luck with the physio bless him). The back problem started at age 15 but I've never been taken seriously with it and I think after a few too many rejections in the Dr's office you lose your confidence and just think oh well... maybe this is normal!
I have looked over the Fibro forum, it all sounds very familiar indeed and I guess there's a part of me that worries I may have that or some kind of thyroid or adrenal insufficiency, I've done a lot of reading about
the adrenals and wouldn't be suprised if mine were utterly exhausted lol, they have had an awful lot of responding to do to an awful lot of stress in my life and i remember saying at the beginning of the year i felt like my body was giving up on me and couldn't cope with all the stress any more... maybe that's it.
Thank you again, you seem a lovely bunch x
Crohn's terminal ileum, 27 now (dx'd age 21), IBS, Anxiety/Depression, Anaemia
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Total Posts : 1058
Posted 8/6/2009 2:00 PM (GMT -7)
Nausea is a common symptom of gastritis (
) and 32% of Crohn's patients in one study had associated gastritis without any H pylori.
Ankylosing Spondylitis is also a condition that is also a possible cause of your problems (
It mentions joint and muscle pain, nausea, eye pain and photophobia, fatigue and several other symptoms. There is a similar spondyloarthropathy associated with Crohn's, so they can happen together. You really need to see a rheumy if your GI does not connect the dots. In fact he should be referring you to a rheumy if you have told him about
your symptoms. Maybe you should suggest it to him since your GP seems a bit useless.
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Total Posts : 927
Posted 8/8/2009 12:30 PM (GMT -7)
Please know that you are not alone...many of us, like you, are in similar situations. Me...haven't been able to work for 2+ years. One day I feel "okay" and the next day I have a hard time making it from the bed to the couch. Oh and it can change from hour to hour too...You feel great in the morning, make plans, but by lunch, you're praying to the porcelain God for mercy. It makes it hard to plan time with friends and even family.
I have the crohn's ulcerations in my stomach,I mouth, and to a lesser extent, my esophagus...I don't have H. pylori. The constant nausea is tiring in and of itself. I have been on PPI's for the last 6 years or so...but I also need the phenergan, and the Remicaide and Cimzia (been on both, now on Cimzia) have been wondrous for helping with the stomach issues.
Keeper and Nanners had good ideas. Also, have them check your SED rate and CRP in addition to the standard CBC and chem panel blood work. Both tests can show inflammation that may be going on throughout your body, even there may not be "gross" (easily identifiable) manifestations...These blood tests give a better picture of what is going on...but also know that they are not difinative if they show up negative. (Mine tend to be very high...I also have many of the external manifestations)
Here's seeing you around on the forums...take care...
"The earth laughs in flowers"
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Posted 8/9/2009 9:39 AM (GMT -7)
I can't comment on everything you wrote because I haven't been sick for that long and I don't have any complications due to my Crohn's other than gastritis/stomach ulcers, but actually, a lot of what you described reminds me a lot of how I felt a few months before I got diagnosed when I believe I had an obstruction - I would get the fever/chills, throwing up constantly (couldn't even keep down water), etc. Those can also be symptoms of gastritis and stomach ulcers though, especially the constriction in your chest... The way I describe the pain from mine is "pain that takes my breath away", so it seems like a pretty good match haha. I would consider getting an endoscopy done to check out your stomach, and consider going on a medication like Pantoloc (what I'm on) or Prevacid (more common, I didn't react to it well though haha). Not sure about
the glands or anything like that because I haven't had any problems with them.
Good luck and I hope you feel better!
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Broken Faery
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Date Joined Aug 2009
Total Posts : 7
Posted 8/11/2009 1:21 PM (GMT -7)
Thank you so much again guys, I'm seeing my GI in a couple of weeks so I'm going to mention the gastritis possibility... i know he wants to do a colonoscopy (OH SUCH JOY) so i may see if he will do an upper endo as well as i truly believe my symptoms are higher up. I will push for the Rheumy referral as well as I'm desperate to get this back issue diagnosed once and for all. I really appreciate your feedback and will hopefully be seeing you guys around much more from now on. My boss keeps telling me i'm a tough
cookie and i don't think we give ourselves enough credit in dealing daily with pain, he took me off for a talk the other day and said he could see i was having a bad time... he discussed it all extensively with me and it felt so good to have his compassion. He's a good friend and i was his bridesmaid 2 years ago, i don't want to let him down and have him see this
cookie crumble before his very eyes so having you guys around for support will be my saving grace i reckon.
Thank you, for you advice and warm welcome x
Crohn's terminal ileum, 27 now (dx'd age 21), IBS, Anxiety/Depression, Anaemia
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August 31st, 2007, 11:18 AM #1How To Get The Most Out Of Conferences
What suggestions would you make to merchants / affiliate managers, so that they can get the most out of the various conferences that they attend? What should they do in advance to prepare? How can they stand out at the conferences? How can they attract the right affiliates? What networking is most effective? What followup will produce the best results?
Some of this has been discussed before (and I linked to a few threads), but I think it's worth pulling it all together and discussing it again.
August 31st, 2007, 12:47 PM #2Originally Posted by MichaelColey
As far as attracting affiliates and networking, nothing takes the place of meeting people personally, one on one. It not only helps you (the merchant) but it also helps the affiliate to gain a factual understanding of who you are, what kind of person(s) you are etc. An eye to eye visit and unforced geuine conversation goes a long way toward establishing a clear understanding of what you do, what (if anything) separates you and / or your business practices from others in your niche, exposes potential affiliates to interaction with the merchant or AM, and begins to lay a foundation for a possible business relationship.
That you may "attend" a conference/summit/gathering etc is not an automatic ticket to networking. I see plenty of people at conferences who get nothing out of it because they do not extend the effort to reach out and introduce themselves, or to get to know affiliates through a handshake and verbal exchange (and vice versa).
I have many other thoughts on this, but I'm interested in hearing what others have to say, so I'll leave it at this for now and have a seat.Join the Spicy Aprons Affiliate program on ShareASale Visit us on Facebook www.facebook.com/spicyaprons Follow us on Twitter @Spicyaprons
August 31st, 2007, 02:41 PM #3
I think its important for merchants/affiliate managers to get outside their comfort zones for these conferences. The goal is not to spend as much time as possible with the coworkers that came along with you. The goal should be for all of you to split your time when possible and meet as many new people as possible. Don't be afraid to sit down with people you don't know during the meals and breaks (these are some of the best time to make connections), even if they're with their "posse" of conference people. Introduce yourself and what you do, and be a good listener. Find out what they do, what their business needs are, and if you can match up business needs, great! If not, still great, because those people are now part of a growing number of friendly faces and friends that you make at these shows. Don't be afraid to make your own plans for the social gatherings at night. If there's more than one party or get together at night, split up with your team, and make sure you are well represented at these parties. Some of the best networking gets done when people let their hair down and have a good time after 8pm :-)
Most importantly, make yourself available and approachable. As an affiliate manager, there are sometimes more of you than there are of the affiliates you go to the conferences for, and this can be intimidating. The more personable you are, and the more you are genuinely interested in getting to know affiliates, the more success you'll have in making the real sincere connections. If you're not naturally good at meeting new people, put your game face on, and get out there! It's really important for business.
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August 31st, 2007, 02:46 PM #4
A possible related thread might be:
What's the best way for an affiliate to make the most of his/her initial affiliate meeting[s]/conference[s]?
Some of these events can be overwhelming for affiliates.~Rhia7 -- Remember the 7
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1) Do your homework. Identify who you want to meet, have historical results ready and help them plan.
You definately want to meet your biggest affiliate.
2) If you have new projects, give them the insight or bring them into your private program. Make them feel special.
3) Offer them a gift or something to let them remember you by. If you can afford it.
4) Buy them a drink or dinner.
5) Build a relationship, don't just pitch a sale. Treat affiliates with respect.
I have gotten to know many great people at summits/conferences...Eric Ewe
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August 31st, 2007, 03:08 PM #6Originally Posted by Stephanie Harris
Good point & observation, Stephanie.
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August 31st, 2007, 03:56 PM #7Originally Posted by Rhia7
Some things I would recommend for merchants:
Try to meet as many affiliates as possible. You should have several goals here:
1) Get to know your current affiliates better, to see what you can be doing to help them produce more.
2) Collect as many business cards as possible, so that you can follow up with people. Jot down notes on the cards, so that you can follow up more effectively.
3) Give them something to help them remember you and your program. Affiliates meet a ton of merchants.
4) Seek constructive criticism of your program, so you can improve it. Try to learn what direction affiliates are going in and what sort of things can make it even easier for them to work with you.
5) If you have a booth or table, or can get some space from someone who does, do a giveaway (and restrict it just to affiliates). That's an easy way to get a ton of business cards.
6) Let your top affiliates know that you'll be there and offer to set up time with them, buy them a drink, buy them dinner, or take them out somewhere that they would enjoy.
After you get back, followup is critical. Give them a few days to get settled in, then send them a special offer. At the very least, a little bump in commissions. Perhaps a gift or samples of your products. Or a signup bonus if they'll get active and/or hit certain sales targets.
If you promised them some sort of tool, get that built for them as quickly as possible.
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The medical team treating Iranian chemical war-injured veterans in Vienna had no choice but to admit that the soldiers were burnt by chemical weapons and mustard gas.
Narration:When walking on Vienna Streets you must be ready for two things: rain and the inrush of cold air. Walking on Vienna streets gives you a sense of serenity and tranquility. This is what has not changed since 32 years ago when I came to Vienna for the first time. For some, Vienna is a city of grand buildings, two-horse carriages and red color trams. But for me, the city was of a place where nothing would happen in. It seemed that behind each door, monotony and the tedium of everyday life were lying warm and snug.
Narration: The first time I came to Vienna, I was just eighteen years old. At that time I couldn't speak a word in German. I felt I was separated from other people by a glass wall. I could see them but I had no understanding of them. I had the feeling of a cripple who had to limp all his way from home to work. Learning a few German words I felt myself alive again. I switched to filmmaking and made some movies and documentaries. With the help of my imagination, I had to infiltrate into the minds of the people who I was totally unfamiliar with. But my project was nipped in the bud as the war broke out between Iran and Iraq. Again, I found myself surrounded by the glass wall. I was completely nonplussed. I couldn't imagine my country at war. For me, war and the memories I had of my country were just a bizarre juxtaposition. Years later, two pilots who had seen the outbreak of the war in person put me in the picture.
SOUNDBITE [Persian], Mohammad Gholam Hosseini, Pilot and an Injured Veteran: "It was September 22, 1980 at 2:00 pm. We were here in the base.
Where? This base?
Yes. We were here at Mehrabad. They carried out an air raid by dropping some bombs over there, where the shelters are, but the bombs didn't detonated."
SOUNDBITE [Persian], Abbas Ali Abdollahifar, Pilot: "I was at the airport that day by chance. It was the first day of the war. They intended to bombard the airport but they couldn't. They dropped some bombs in the north of the airport. The event didn't come as shock to the people at all. They scarcely bombard the north of the airport inflicting no casualties."
Narration: The scene changes. Two years after the outbreak of the war, I'm standing at the window that has a view of a park. It's raining. An old woman and a little child are sitting on a bench in the park. The phone's ringing. It's Mohsen Maghavi. He says that a number of chemically injured veterans are coming to Vienna tonight. He wants me to go to the airport for help. I put down the receiver and come back to the window. The old lady and child have gone. The silence of the park is on my nerve. I'm sure that tonight I'll be at the airport with my camera. I was a bit anxious. War was an issue I'd seen only in movies. I didn't know what I was going to see.
SOUNDBITE [Persian], Mohammad Kiarashi, Chargé D'affaires to Vienna: "When the first group of chemically injured veterans came to Vienna, I'm not sure if you were at the airport …
Yes I was."
Narration: There was a demonstration at the airport. Some policemen were there to keep the situation in check. I could see some victims of chemical weapons among the crowd. Mohsen Maghavi was also there. It was a mute demonstration. No one was chanting slogans. At the airport there was an Austrian woman who I got aquatinted with later.
SOUNDBITE [Persian], Zahra Richard, An Austrian Muslim: "Everything happened before you knew it. I was informed that a group of chemical injured veterans were coming. We wrote placards and got ready to go to the airport. At the airport we were all silent holding the placards."
Narration:At the airport special place, Professor Freilinger and Roland Schmidle were talking to each other. Professor Freilinger was a distinguished war surgeon and Roland Schmidel a correspondent for ORF Channel. Mehdi Zakeri and Mohammad Kiarashi, from the Iranian Embassy, were sitting beside Professor Freilinger's wife.
SOUNDBITE [German], Professor Freilinger, War Surgeon in Vienna: "We were sitting at the airport special place waiting for the plane to land. The plane landed. We were all there; the Iranian officials, the ambassador, the embassy staffs etc. All of us were anxious that what was going to happen."
SOUNDBITE [Persian], Mohammad Kiarashi, Chargé D'affaires to Vienna: "It was 2:30 am the flight landed. There were Professor Freilinger, Mr. Schmidle, you and I and many others. At the airport, when the plane landed Professor Freilinger, Mr. Schmidle and I got on the plane."
Narration: Going towards the plane I was wondering if the demonstrators were still holding their placards in silence.
SOUNDBITE [Persian], Dr. Hessam Nahavani, Dermatologist at Vienna: "That night we were all in the rain at the airport. We were stopped at some point. We all remained there but Mr. Kiarashi and Hossein Zand got on the plane."
Narration: The Austrians climbed the stairs. I was trying to connect between what was written on the placards and what I was going to see soon. Now what I can remember of that cargo plane is like a movie theatre, with two rows of lights that are to be turned off just before the start of the movie. I can remember a man who was as if in a spiritual trance, travelling in a world of invisible images.
SOUNDBITE [German], Professor Freilinger, War Surgeon in Vienna: "There were some injured veterans burnt awfully. What had happened was horrific. There was a disturbing global issue we had to deal with for the first time. The situation was totally new. It was about chemical weapons. The injured on the plane were suffocating on stretchers."
SOUNDBITE [Persian], Abbas Ali Abdollahifar, Pilot: "The only thing you could hear was the injured shouting and crying. That's the only thing I can remember."
SOUNDBITE [German], Professor Freilinger, War Surgeon in Vienna: "Tears were streaming down their faces. When I saw the burns I realized that those were not what I was told about. It was something else."
SOUNDBITE [Persian], Mohammad Kiarashi, Chargé D'affaires to Vienna: "Shooting the scene, Mr. Schmidle did an interview with Professor Freilinger on the plane asking, "What kind of patients are they?" "What's their problem?" The Professor said, "What I'm sure about is that they're chemically injured patients. But I cannot tell you what kind of chemical bombs they have been exposed to."
SOUNDBITE [Persian], Dr. Mohammad Mohsen Moghari,Volunteer Surgeon for the Injured in Vienna: "The medical team was reluctant to say that the patients were chemically injured, maybe for political reasons or for what they had been told. But among the team, Professor Frielinger, a well-known figure, said that the patients were chemically injured."
SOUNDBITE [German], Professor Freilinger, War Surgeon in Vienna: "I'm sure that it's for mustard gas. But I don't know the details."
SOUNDBITE [Persian], Lotfollah Zakeri, Iranian Attaché to Vienna: "At that time Tehran was the target of air raids and no pilot was eager to transfer the patients abroad."
SOUNDBITE [Persian], Abbas Ali Abdollahifar, Pilot: "I'm Abdollahi. There are many threats and if we take them seriously the country will get paralyzed. From here we're going to Frankfort and then to London. For me the flight was just as usual."
SOUNDBITE [Persian], Abbas Ali Abdollahifar, Pilot: "That day we were in great trouble. Later on, when I watched the footage I was wondering if I was the same person. We were overwhelmed emotionally that time. It was an awful time."
SOUNDBITE [Persian], Hossein Asheq, Volunteer Physician for the Injured in Vienna: "The scene was horrific. You couldn't imagine how a person with a blister so large filled with yellow fluid could lie down on the plane all the way from Tehran to Vienna."
SOUNDBITE [Persian], Mohammad Kiarashi, Chargé D'affaires to Vienna: "Their bodies had been burned and chemical substances were still vaporizing from their bodies."
Still. You see what I mean? But no one knew what it was."
SOUNDBITE [German], Professor Freilinger, War Surgeon in Vienna: "They couldn't breathe. Some of them were dying. And I wanted to treat those in the worst condition. They needed special attention and treatment. We could give them intensive care in our clinic. In fact, we took those injured in critical condition to intensive care. There was not enough room for all the injured."
SOUNDBITE [German], Professor Freilinger, War Surgeon in Vienna: "Along with other doctors, we transferred the patients quickly. Unfortunately, a number of them died after a few days. Yes, I can remember."
Narration: What happened that night changed my view about Vienna. Now Vienna could be a place for many events and adventures despite its calm appearance. Four years passed by. During those years, other groups of chemically injured came to Vienna but just the memories of those from Halabja have been etched in my mind. For us, who have got accustomed to see the chemically injured, the flight could be like other ones. But the first moments we were going up the stairs we had a hunch that we would deal with a completely new case. The boy and girl were siblings who had lost their family in a bombardment. The girl was groaning. But the boy was not able to speak.
SOUNDBITE [German], Professor Freilinger, War Surgeon in Vienna: "One of them has a totally burnt skin with the lung damaged. It seems that the same gas has been used again. They're now on the way to hospital. One of them is just a kid. I'm sure it has been mustard gas. I'm sure that it hasn't been a nerve agent. Burnt skin, infectious eyes and pulmonary edema etc. etc. indicate that they have been exposed to suffocating, sulfurous gases."
SOUNDBITE [German], Professor Freilinger, War Surgeon in Vienna: "It was shocking news and drew public attention. It was the first time after WWI mustard gas was used. Even Hitler didn't used mustard gas because his soldiers had been exposed to it and he knew how horrible the result could be. In WWII the gas was never used."
Narration: The next time, I saw children who were sleeping. Maybe they were dreaming about their villages.
SOUNDBITE [Persian], Mohammad Kiarashi, Chargé D'affaires to Vienna: "No one knew what to do with them because such an event was totally unusual. No one had used chemical bomb since WWI to that time. Actually, the US had used chemical bombs in the Vietnam War. But in Europe, it was almost unheard of."
SOUNDBITE [Persian], Lotfollah Zakeri, Iranian Attaché to Vienna: "It has never happened before. They couldn't believe that a person could do such a heinous crime, to use chemical bombs in a war, till they saw the scene. Even then, they couldn't believe it till Austrian professors confirmed the use of chemical bombs in the war. Several layers of the patients' skins were completely burnt, when the use of chemical bombs was confirmed people began condemning the act."
SOUNDBITE [German], News Reader: "The gas used by Iraq is called mustard gas. The gas burns skin and damages the lung. Viennese physicians must study more on the information they've gained from the Iranian injured to uncover the destructive impacts of this poisonous gas and find a practical treatment for it."
SOUNDBITE [German], Professor Freilinger, War Surgeon in Vienna: "The events drew public and press attention. All the Austrian officials also followed the news. You can ask my wife. All of them called me to know what had happened. They would ask, "Is it true that Iraq has used mustard gas in the war against Iran?" And I would say, "yes, sure.""
Narration: Whenever I left the plane carrying the chemically injured, my whole body would go numb. I couldn't hear for a while. They only thing I could hear was the scream of the injured intensifying as the plane was ascending.
SOUNDBITE [Persian], Abbas Ali Abdollahifar, Pilot: "I couldn't bear that emotional pressure. I would like but I couldn't. It was impossible."
Narration: Since then, Vienna changed completely in my eyes. That numbness morphed into a chronic pain, intensified by the city's silence and serenity. No one had seen those scenes and I was determined to tell them what I saw on the plane; but I didn't know how.


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She's a busy world-traveling supermodel; he's the frontman of Maroon 5. So when Behati Prinsloo and husband Adam Levine finally get time in their jam-packed schedules to see one another, they know exactly what the other needs most.
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"I had been traveling like a crazy woman and we hadn't seen one another, and he just let me sleep in," Prinsloo told PeopleStyle about her surprise from Levine. "So sweet and easy."
The model, 26, also opened up about the second sweetest thing they do together: getting matching tattoos. "It's a weird thing to describe to others… but it's one of the things that connect us and that we share." (Just this week they had date night at the tattoo parlor, when Levine finished his mermaid masterpiece.)
RELATED VIDEO: Adam Levine Serenades Behati Prinsloo On Their 1-Year Anniversary
The Victoria's Secret regular (who also shared a sweet gesture from her love after the brand's last fashion show) is a runway pro now, but even she has embarrassing moments on the catwalk, including one which happened to be during her very first Paris fashion show.
"The heels were higher than I was used to, and I was wearing a dress with a bit of a train. Midway down the runway my heel got caught in my dress and I was trying to loosen it while walking by sashaying harder than usual and as I got to the end of the runway I could feel myself gently being brought down to the floor. I'm not sure how I managed not to fall into the [photographers'] pit."
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Even though she's featured in the brand's upcoming televised Swim Special (airing March 9 at 9p.m. on CBS), she admitted she's still not "totally comfortable" stripping down to a bikini.
"I am a woman after all, so some days I feel good and sexy in a bikini and other days, I'm like, 'Where are my caftans?!'"
Her relatability also extends to her junk food preferences. She ranks Sour Patch Kids "up there," told us there's never been a taco truck she hasn't liked — and her In-N-Out order? A double burger with fries.
Sounds like our kind of girl!
To read more of the model's truel, pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE on newsstands Friday.
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Kyrgyz Railways
The Kyrgyz Railway (KTJ) is the national railway developer of Kyrgyzstan.
Track Network and Rolling Stock[edit]
Kyrgyz Railway operates about 320 km of single track lines (with a total track length of 428 km). After the Soviet Union broke up, Kyrgyz Railways obtained 2,500 freight cars, 450 passenger cars and 50 locomotives from the Soviet railways.[1] However, the 1998 financial crisis drastically reduced spending on the railways.[1]
Freight traffic is now only 13% of its 1990 level, 330 million tkm in 2001, compared to 2,620 million tkm in 1990 and is still falling. Passenger traffic is only about 25% of what it was in 1990. While freight services are profitable, passenger services are losing money, since fares are regulated by the Anti-Monopoly Committee.[1]
In 2008 it was announced that work will commence on the electrification of the line which connects the capital Bishkek with the Kazakhstan railway network.[2]
Rail links with adjacent countries[edit]
- Kazakhstan - yes - Bishkek branch - same gauge
- Uzbekistan - yes - Osh branch - same gauge
- Tajikistan - no - same gauge
- China - no - Break of gauge 1,520 mm (4 ft 11 27⁄32 in)/1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in)
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Listen to educators Candi Peterson, Nils DeVito and James Boutin on Voice of Russia Radio
Interview by Pete Tucker, written report by Chris Lewis (@Chris_Lewis_)
Washingtonians and New Yorkers, be warned. If the mayor has his way, your child's walk to school next year could be a whole lot longer.
Earlier this year, Mayor Vincent Gray and Schools Chancellor Kaya Henderson commissioned a report that recommended turning around or closing 38 public schools. Meanwhile, in New York City, Mayor Michael Bloomberg is seeking to close 24 schools deemed to be underperforming.
"What's so sad is that the community has had no say in it, and the teachers have no say in it," said Nils DeVita, a teacher and union delegate in New York. DeVita spoke with Voice of Russia's Capital Correspondent on Tuesday, in a show guest-hosted by TheFightBack's Pete Tucker.
Critics levy similar charges here in DC. "Our concern is that these people have come in from Chicago, many of whom have not visited the schools they've recommended to close, and there have been no focus groups, no parental involvement," said Candi Peterson, a social worker at Cardozo High School.
Perhaps a sign that the proposed school closures come with little community input: in Washington, DC, Gray and Henderson's report recommended closing 26 schools in impoverished Wards 7 and 8, but none in affluent Wards 2 and 3. Peterson and DeVita slammed the study for making its recommendations exclusively from standardized test scores—at best an incomplete indicator of a school's educational performance.
But policymakers argue that school closings are a fiscal necessity. "What we have is unsustainable," Mayor Gray told Tucker at a press conference in April. "Every budget town hall meeting we've conducted, somebody stands up to talk about the ancillary services that they would like to see in schools. There's no way to do that because the dollars just simply aren't there."
The District currently serves 77,000 students in 220 public or public charter buildings. "We're going to have to consolidate the number of schools that we educate our children in," Gray said.
But that doesn't mean the process can't be transparent, counters Peterson, who blogs at The Washington Teacher. "We're not suggesting that schools shouldn't be closed, but there should be a valid study done, and it should be a process in which the community, the parents and educators are involved along the way," she said.
In DC, the political winds continue to blow towards more charter schooling. Indeed, IFF, the consulting firm that produced the report, has close ties to the charter school movement. Proponents of the schools—such as Bill Gates and Secretary of Education Arne Duncan—argue that their increased autonomy helps deliver better educational outcomes.
Peterson is not drinking the charter school Kool-aid. 'This is really privatization of public education. I think we're seeing it across the country," she said.
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I like to take pasta salads to work during the week. I had this recipe from Martha Stewart sitting in my recipe binder and finally got around to making it (with some modifications).
- 1 cup brown (or white) rice
- 3 boneless skinless chicken breasts, cooked with olive oil, kosher salt, Adobo Seasoning from Penzeys, cooled and diced
- 1 can (15 1/2 ounces) black beans, drained and rinsed
- 2-4 on-the-vine tomatoes, seeded and diced
- 3-4 scallions and 1 garlic scape (optional), thinly sliced
- 1 jalapeno chile (seeds and ribs removed for less heat, if desired), minced
- 1/4 cup white-wine vinegar
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
- Coarse salt and ground pepper
- Cook rice according to package instructions. Spread on a baking sheet; refrigerate until cool.
- Place cooled rice in a large bowl; add chicken, beans, tomatoes, scallions, jalapeno, vinegar, oil, and cumin. Season with salt and pepper; toss to combine. Serve immediately, or refrigerate, covered, up to 1 day.
Recipe Notes: To make a Southwestern-style salad that's a meal in itself, toss together chicken, rice, beans, and tomatoes with a light, spicy dressing. Serves 4.
My Notes: I loved this recipe--what a great summer dish! I love the flavors, and it has a nice kick. If you don't like spicy food, cut back or eliminate the jalepeño. I absolutely love the Adobo Seasoning from Penzeys and highly recommend it. Although this isn't really a Mexican recipe, I am tagging it as such due to its flavor profile. I am already looking forward to tomorrow's lunch.
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Zendaya Coleman net worth: Zendaya Coleman is an American actress, singer, and dancer who has a net worth of $5 million. Born in Oakland, California, Zendaya Coleman began training and performing with the California Shakespeare Festival as a child. She went on to attend the Oakland School for the Arts and the American Conservatory Theater. She began her professional career as a model, appearing in ads for Macy's, Old Navy, and "iCarly"-related merchandise. She also appeared as a dancer in both commercials and music videos. In 2010, she was cast on the show that would make her a household name, as Rocky Blue on the popular Disney Channel series, "Shake It Up". Since then, she has also done voice over work for the animated film, "Pixie Hollow Games", and co-starred in the Disney Channel movie, "Frenemies." She has also begun a music career, and launched her first tour in August of 2012. She is a contestant on the 16th Season of "Dancing with the Stars".


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Vote for your favorite startup! Deadline March 6th, Noon 12
On our path to raise the profile of the home-grown talent and unite the Belgian entrepreneurial ecosystem, we are happy to announce the 2nd edition of the Tech Startup Day Awards! Startups.be brings to you a unique opportunity to put the spotlight on inspiring entrepreneurs. Come along and celebrate!
Based on a set of criteria that covered key aspects like tech environment, scalability, revenue, venture capital and inventiveness, a jury consisting of renowned Belgian tech experts has nominated 5 startups for each of the following categories:– Startup of the year– Scale up of the year– Student startup of the year– Disruptive innovation of the year
Now that all the nominees have been confirmed, it is YOUR turn to choose the winners! You can vote for one finalist in each category before March 6th 12:00 CET. Click on "VOTE NOW" under each section to express your preference. We like to save the best for the last, so the winners will be announced during the closing plenary of Tech Startup Day (March 9th). May the best win!
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At Howaboutsales it's all about bringing companies and their sales partners closer together through an easy-to-use business relationship management software (BRM)
JackMedia is a messaging application to rediscover the pleasure of waiting. Jack allows you to decide when your message (a "Jack") can be read by the recipient.
Lifting Data Science to the Enterprise level with Adalog: a knowledge driven Data Science platform.
Pridiktiv is a smart and mobile health collaboration platform. Which enables nurses and caretakers to work with actual data, to reduce the non-medical training time and to reduce the administration time after a long day.
Small Teaser is a community blogging platform. With a built-in ad server, they provide content creators the ability to earn a share of the advert revenue.
Aproplan is a construction app that helps you build faster and lets you keep track of your progress and collaborate with your team.
GuardSquare helps you protect your applications and your organization from hacking and its consequences.
Silverfin helps accountants work smarter by managing their entire workflow on one platform.
Theoplayer is an Award-Winning HTML5 Video Player which delivers a world-class viewer experience without plugins, on every platform and every device.
The Unifly cloud-based software platform enables the safe integration of drone traffic in the airspace and tells drone pilots & operators where they can fly safely & legally. The central dashboard streamlines the management of operator & pilot assets.
AcademicLabs is a network of research units sharing expertise, services and infrastructure to facilitate collaborative research.
Amanote is a note-taking app which improves note taking during presentations, lectures and conferences
CitizenLab helps governments become more citizen-centric, through a user-friendly cloud software, insightful data analytics and focus on mobile.
Eightant is a software application that allows landlords to manage their buildings efficiently. But it also enables them to communicate with their tenants in a very userfriendly way.
ZetaPulse helps you connect with the right individual at the right time. Create awareness or send out coupons when users are near your store or at a specific location.
Birdee is a digital saving management solution dedicated to Mass Affluent investors. It has been developed by Gambit Financial Solutions, a software company that implements customer-centric solutions in Europe since 2010.
Eyeco eyeco was founded with a lofty mission: apply their knowledge in nanotechnology to remove the burden of eyewear and make people see more, all the time.
Ipee develops and manufactures smart and integrated sensor solutions to improve the wise use of water, to enhance hygiene and to reduce costs for the sanitary industry.
Sentiance offers real-time Ambient Intelligence automated through a proprietary sensor fusion platform to enterprises, DMPs, SMEs and mobile app developers. The platform empowers companies to build behavioral profiles of connected users and enriching those profiles with personalized, predictive and context-aware services.
XenomatiX, with its solid state Lidar, masters the technology for 360° precise and high resolution sensing under all light and weather conditions and at any driving speed. Together with leading automotive companies, they are providing the car of the future with the eyes to ultimately replace human drivers.
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EVP General Manager and Partner at The Faktory
Simon is the General manager and Partner of The Faktory. From 2008 until 2013, Simon was the CEO of CETIC, the Center of Excellence in Information Technology and Communication in Charleroi. He led a team of 50 researchers working in applied research in the ICT industry.
With a master in History (UCL 1999) and Computer sciences (UNAMUR 2001), he is initially specialized in software development methodologies, and since 2008, has been heavily involved in the development of innovative technological projects in e-Health.
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Co-founder at Virtuology Academy
Béatrice de Mahieu is a Belgian entrepreneur and strategy consultant. Throughout her career, she has had the opportunity to participate in the development and growth strategy of major telecommunication and media companies. She decided to focus her career on coaching and mentoring start-ups in their investment, growth and strategy, and also joined one of the major investment partners and funds in Belgium as an investment expert and member of the board.
Omar Mohout
Professor of Entrepreneurship at Antwerp Management School - Growth Engineer at Sirris
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Managing partner at Volta Ventures
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Business Journalist at De Tijd
Wim De Preter mainly writes about technology, media and marketing. He coordinates #Tijd, a daily page on Tech, Media & Marketing in the Flemish business newspaper De Tijd.


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Created in 1989, the annual ANDAM Fashion Awards offers a financial and logistic support to fashion designers chosen after a long and in-depth selection process. The prize, recognised for highlighting young talents in fashion, has previously been awarded to Wanda Nylon (2016), Stéphane Ashpool from Pigalle (2015), Iris van Herpen (2014), Christine Phung (2013), or AMI Alexandre Mattuissi (2013), just to name a few. This year, a new prize will reward innovation in fashion, under the expert eyes of a first class jury.
ANDAM – Association Nationale pour le Développement des Arts de la Mode – was founded under the initiative of the French Ministry of Culture and the DEFI by Nathalie Dufour, with Mr. Pierre Bergé as president. ANDAM is dedicated to supporting young designers and reinforcing Paris influence, as the world fashion capital. To this end, ANDAM brings together institutional and major private actors of this cultural industry to develop coordinated strategies and transversal actions.
In addition to being supported by CHANEL, Chloé, la Fondation Pierre Bergé Yves Saint Laurent, les Galeries Lafayette, Hermès, Kering, Longchamp, LVMH, M·A·C Cosmetics, MATCHESFASHION. COM, Moncler, OTB, Swarovski, Tomorrow London Ltd and Maison Yves Saint Laurent, the prize has two historical public partners and main financial sponsors: the DEFI (part of the French ministry of Industry) and French ministry of Culture and Communication.
This year, in addition to its three existing prizes (the ANDAM Fashion Award, the First Collections Prize and the Fashion Accessories Prize), ANDAM launches a new Fashion Innovation Prize, granted with 30.000€ ($31 660) to encourage innovation and technology in Fashion and contribute to the future of fashion.
"I founded ANDAM in 1989 with the mission to identify and guide the talents that will make the fashion of tomorrow. Today, the fashion industry is in the midst of a digital revolution which offer new innovation, funding and distribution platforms. The stake of this new prize is to allow our young European brands to integrate and participate in this change." Nathalie Dufour, director of ANDAM.
Pascal Morand, Executive President of the Fédération française de la Couture, du Prêt à Porter des Couturiers et des Créateurs de Mode and member of the French National Academy of Technologies, will offer to the fellowship winner a one-year duration mentoring to help her/him develop her/his structure and get access to consulting and support from the professionals of the Fashion Technology sector.
"At the time of digital revolution reflecting on technologies and economic models, the ANDAM Innovation Prize extends the scope of fashion creation. Thanks to the support of the experts committee and ANDAM jury, the mentoring of the futur winner will lead to the fulfillment of a highly innovating project." explains Pascal Morand.
This new prize is dedicated to designers, entrepreneurs or start-ups, both French and international, willing to develop their project in France. They have to offer innovative and technological solutions in the fields of fashion design, production and distribution to develop an accountable and transparent Fashion, considering the economic, environmental and social issues.
- Be under 40 years of age as of January, 1st, 2017;
- Offer an innovative and technological project for the Fashion industry;
- Have less than 3 years of activity;
- Own a French company or, if based outside of France, have the will to develop her/his project in France.
FIELDs OF APPLICATION
- Materials: innovative textiles, materials;
- Conception and manufacturing process: 3D scanning, 3D print, CAO-FAO, generative algorithms, embedded electronic;
- Customer experience: VR/AR/Mixed reality, m-commerce, smart tags, e-payment, connected store;
- Data: data gathering, data vizualisation, artificial intelligence (fashion applications).
- Online application until March 31, 2017
- Press release announcing the new Prize and process
- Pre-selection of the finalists by an expert committee of the Fashion Technology industry
- Selection of the fellowship winner by the ANDAM jury on June 30th, 2017.
- FRANCK DELPAL, Entrepreneurs program leader, Institut Français de la Mode
- PASCAL DENIZART, Managing Director, CETI
- STÉPHANE DISTINGUIN, founder and CEO, Fabernovel
- NATHALIE DUFOUR, fondatrice et directrice générale, ANDAM
- PIERRE FRANÇOIS LE LOUËT, President, Fédération Française du Prêt-à-porter Féminin
- PASCAL MORAND, Executive President, Fédération française de la Couture, du Prêt à Porter des Couturiers et des Créateurs de Mode
- PHILIPPE PASQUET, Chairman of the board, Première Vision
- JULIEN NEUVILLE, reporter and founder of Nouvelles Ecoutes
- THIERRY PETIT, CEO, Showroomprive.com
- CLARISSE REILLE, Managing Director, DEFI
- PHILIPPE RIBERA, Innovation Director, Lectra
- FRANCESCO REVEL-SILLAMONI, Principal, APAX Partners
- CAROLE SABAS, writer, author of "Fashion Guide to the Silicon Valley"
- NADJA SWAROVSKI, Member of the Executive Board, Swarovski
- IRIS VAN HERPEN, designer, IVH
- LIBERTY VERNY, BazarChic President, member of Galeries Lafayette Group
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