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NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series Champion's Week Presented by Sprint - Day 5 * NASCAR's Big Night: Awards ceremony caps off momentous week * Breakfast of champions: Myers Brothers breakfast honors special award winners NEW YORK (Dec. 2, 2005) --...
NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series Champion's Week Presented by Sprint - Day 5
* NASCAR's Big Night: Awards ceremony caps off momentous week
* Breakfast of champions: Myers Brothers breakfast honors special award winners
NEW YORK (Dec. 2, 2005) -- After a long and eventful week in the nation's biggest city, "NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series Champion's Week presented by Sprint" culminates tonight, with two of NASCAR's traditional year-end celebrations.
This morning, the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series Top 10 drivers and their crew chiefs gathered for the National Motorsports Press Association (NMPA) / Myers Brothers breakfast presented by Sunoco. The annual get-together, held in the Waldorf=Astoria Hotel's Starlight Room, was highlighted by several special award presentations.
NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series champion Tony Stewart (No. 20 The Home Depot Chevrolet) and sixth-place Ryan Newman (No. 12 ALLTEL Dodge) took home the lion's share of the post-season prizes, with Stewart and his No. 20 team hauling in over $500,000 in special awards from MBNA, Clevite, WIX Filters, Sunoco, Goodyear Gatorback Belts, Goodyear Tires and Mechanix Wear.
Among Newman's accolades was his fourth consecutive annual Budweiser Pole Award, worth $100,000. Since debuting in the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series in 2000, Newman has won 35 poles in 152 races -- sitting on the pole position for nearly 25 percent of his career. He won eight poles in 2005 and set two new track records.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. (No. 8 Budweiser Chevrolet) was awarded the Chex Most Popular Driver Award for the fourth consecutive year.
The Myers Brothers breakfast is named in honor of the Billy and Bobby Myers, pioneers of NASCAR's early era whose family is still active in motorsports today. The third generation of the family's racers, Burt and Jason Myers, compete on the NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour and represented the family on Friday morning, along with Karen and Danny "Chocolate" Myers.
Stewart posed for one more formal photo op, on Park Avenue outside the Waldorf=Astoria, before heading in for the season's final act: the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series awards ceremony. The gala event features musical performances by singers Gavin DeGraw, Toni Braxton and jazz pianist Eric Lewis. Comedian Jay Mohr also returns to the event for the second year.
In addition to honoring Tony Stewart and the rest of the top-10 drivers, the ceremony includes presentations for Raybestos Rookie of the Year Kyle Busch (No. 5 Kellogg's Chevrolet), NASCAR's Most Dramatic Moment Award (determined by fans through a vote on NASCAR.com), the annual Marketing Achievement Award and the Manufacturer's Championship Award, which went to Chevrolet for the 25th time since 1972.
25 years and counting ... Participation in Champion's Week and the awards ceremony is a privilege reserved for the top 10 drivers in the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series. This year's event marked NASCAR's 25th annual visit to New York, a tradition which began with Darrell Waltrip's 1981 NASCAR NEXTEL Cup title. Many of this year's honorees have played important roles in NASCAR's history in New York. Rusty Wallace (No. 2 Miller Lite Dodge) has attended 17 of NASCAR's 25 New York banquets while Mark Martin (No. 6 Viagra Ford) has attended 14 times.
For Tony Stewart, this year's visit to New York was another chapter in his incredible racing career. He hasn't finished outside the top 10 in the point standings since coming to the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series in 1999.
Ryan Newman, Jimmie Johnson (No. 48 Lowe's Chevrolet) and Matt Kenseth (No. 17 DeWALT Tools Ford) have enjoyed similar streaks in their NASCAR NEXTEL Cup careers, as each made their fourth straight appearances in New York since 2002. Kurt Busch (No. 97 IRWIN Industrial Tools Ford) and Jeremy Mayfield (No. 19 Dodge Dealers/UAW Dodge) made their third visits, while Greg Biffle (No. 16 National Guard Ford) and Carl Edwards (No. 99 Office Depot Ford) were in town for the first time.
Celebrity sightings ... NASCAR's top drivers and entertainers Jay Mohr, Toni Braxton and Gavin DeGraw weren't the only celebrities to grace the red carpet at Friday night's event. Comedian and actor Will Ferrell, who will star in a NASCAR-themed comedy premiering in summer 2006, was also in attendance at the awards banquet.
New season not far away ... Not long after the awards ceremony is concluded and the teams and drivers have celebrated the holidays with their families, preparations begin for the 2006 season. Daytona International Speedway will host its first NASCAR Preseason test session Jan. 9-11.
Fast Facts
What: NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series Awards Ceremony
Where: Grand Ballroom, The Waldorf=Astoria Hotel, New York City.
When: 7-10:30 p.m. (ET). Friday, Dec. 2.
TV: TNT, 9 p.m. (ET & PT).
Radio: MRN/XM Satellite.
Final NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series Top 10: 1. Tony Stewart 6,533. 2. Greg Biffle 6,498. 3. Carl Edwards 6,498. 4. Mark Martin 6,428. 5. Jimmie Johnson 6,406. 6. Ryan Newman 6,359. 7. Matt Kenseth 6,352. 8. Rusty Wallace 6,140. 9. Jeremy Mayfield 6,073. 10. Kurt Busch 5,974.
11th-place driver: Jeff Gordon.
Raybestos Rookie of the Year: Kyle Busch.
Special Guest: Comedian Jay Mohr.
Musical Entertainment: Singers Toni Braxton and Gavin DeGraw; Jazz pianist Eric Lewis.


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Pmation: "Unchairable"
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Dinosaur thing
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Spy sappin' mah review!
Dude, this could only be any better if you made it longer (that's what she said).
Does anyone click the Engineer ant the end? I'm afraid not... *gets backstabbed*
Oh Man, those "spies...
Bloody Useless", Drew------>
"Im afraid not!" *stabs sniper*
Hey this was great. I really loved the voices.
The quality of the sound was excellente, my friend!
Spot on, they were!
I'd have to agree with the few people who said the ONLY complaint they had about it, was the fact that it was entirely too short, Man. Ya big tease, you!
What was this for? A collab project or a contest? Or maybe this was just a short flash for sh*ts and giggles? Either way, I give ya two thumbs up, Drew.
Like I said, I only wish it was longer. Make more! Please.
.............Take care, be good and stab snipers.period
Well done!
The artwork for the characters was very good (that engie was ridiculously stupid, lol), but the 2Fort scenery was kind of bland (no details, it almost seems done in paint). The fluidity of the animation was good.
Lip-synching was great and you used appropriate TF2 voices. The singing-bird sounds were appreciated.
It was a bit brief, but it had a nice twist in the end.
Short and funny. I like it.
Sniper: "spy sapping my bloody Razorback!"
omg thats so true...
i agree with this flash 100% on the spies they are so damn annoying -_- lol but anyways this flash was well made and everything was great :D
I cant believe thats how it ended
Thats how it ended man come on I was wating for some more things to come up or something well it was good just make it longer next time.


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Wise Turtle Acupuncture is proud to display the vibrant "Chickens, Cats and Cows" of Springfield artist Sarah Bast. Come and experience her work on the Downtown Springfield Second Friday Art Walk, this October 13, 2017 from 5-8 pm. The office is drunk on the color and movement inherent in Sarah's work. Chickens look like they will step out of the frame and cats float on clouds of sunbeams. You might recognize Sarah from the Eugene Saturday Market, where she plies her astonishing talent in the shape of paintings, pillows, earrings, buttons, cards and more. Wise Turtle has already succumbed to some earrings . . . All of these lovelies will be available for purchase — I know I am already planning for some holiday gifts. So head on up to the top floor of the Emerald Art Center. Enjoy healthy snacks and wine. Wise Turtle Acupuncture is joined by In Motion Pilates and Talking Rhythms Massage in hosting Sarah's work. Meet Julie of In Motion Pilates and Cindy Bloom, the building's most excellent massage therapist. I can attest to her skill and urge you to book an appointment soon! You can ask Karen for a sample of sound therapy with the Acutonics Tuning forks and Julie will be happy to discuss her Pilates sessions with you. Art Walk goers are encouraged to wear a costume!
Wise Turtle Acupuncture is joyously displaying the art of native Oregonian Sally Korn Ott. Sally's "Animals and Abstracts" are featured for the Downtown Springfield Second Friday Art Walk coming up this Friday, August 11, 2017. Sally is a self-taught artist who works mainly in acrylics. She is a member of the New Zone Art Collective. Besides her charming and reasonably priced art, coin purses, bags and cards are for sale. Each features her art work and they are irresistible! Talking Rhythms Massage, owned by LMT Cindy Bloom, recently opened across the hall. Sally's work graces the walls in Cindy's office as well and will be available for viewing on the Art Walk. Come meet Cindy, your newest local healing practitioner. The upstairs of the Emerald Art Center now has Acupuncture, Sound Healing, Pilates and two massage therapists. Come enjoy light and healthy refreshments, art and meet your local alternative healing community. We look forward to meeting you! It is possible that a little therapeutic harp music might tinkle its way into the scene as well!
"Flowers and Faces" by Margie Templeton joyously adorns the clinic walls of Wise Turtle Acupuncture. Flower watercolors and oil faces are lighting up the room for the June 9, 2017, Downtown Springfield Second Friday Art Walk. Serenity emanates from Margie's work, which creates a soothing match for an acupuncture or sound healing session. The Artist Margie came to painting later in life, which is hard to believe. Her faces have depth and intrigue, her flowers are brilliant and captivating. I find myself looking forward to going to work because I will get to be around these pieces for the day. As a psychologist of 35 years, Margie has captured the emotions that play across her portraits. They are set up in the room to move into various flower pieces. She paints flowers while here in Oregon and oils when she travels to Bali and India, due to weather issues and how they affect the paint. She is a member of the New Zone Art Gallery Collective. Wise Turtle Acupuncture is grateful to New Zone for sending yet another fabulous artist this way. See you at Wise Turtle Acupuncture! Wise Turtle Acupuncture highly recommends you stop in. Come experience this treat of art, enjoy a snack and find out if you would like acupuncture or sound healing! The show runs from 5-8pm. Margie will be there to discuss and share her art with you. By the way, her work is affordably priced!
Wise Turtle Acupuncture is pleased to host the vibrant art of Springfield resident Emily Hayes for the April 14, 2017 Downtown Springfield Second Friday Art Walk. Born and raised in Duluth Minnesota, Emily began painting her freshman year in high school. Her first painting won first place in the 8th Congressional Arts Competition. Her work hung in Congress for one year. This inspired her to become very prolific. Over the last ten years, 150 paintings are the happy result. Her work is primarily paintings of acrylic and some oil. All are made on canvas' she stretches and are original. Her style ranges from street and pop art inspired to abstract. Her art originally served as a way of expression and communication but has grown to become a result of meditation. Wise Turtle Acupuncture invites you to visit the office on the night of the Art Walk. Delight your senses with healthy snacks, wine and this vibrant art. Karen will be happy to activate her singing bowls, gongs and Acutonics tuning forks. Just ask! Come and experience a sample of sound healing! Karen recently began her internship in her Harp for Healing Certified Clinical Musician program. She is volunteering at Riverbend hospital and continues to volunteer her harp for hospice. It is possible that there may be a little live therapeutic harp music to accompany the art.
Wise Turtle Acupuncture is proud to be showing the abstract and colorful ceramic masks of Dianne Story Cunningham. They are currently gracing our office walls for the Downtown Springfield Second Friday Art Walk on December 9, 2016. These sixteen intriguing characters would heartily enjoy a visit from you! And you are welcome to stare at them as much as you like. They won't mind! Before bringing them over, Dianne told me they were chattering among themselves about the upcoming show. Wise Turtle Acupuncture has become their current party zone central. With names like "Hell No I'm Not OK" and "She Never Asked Permission First," you can't help but be drawn into their vibrant worlds of many textures, brilliant patterns and fascinating expressions. I feel incredibly blessed to be able to visit with these folks for the whole month. Dianne is the President of the Board of Directors of the New Zone Art Gallery. You can view more of her work on their website. Clay is her medium of choice and she is constantly developing new techniques. She will be donating proceeds from December sales made to Shelter Care. Dianne firmly believes in helping those who are vulnerable. Other worthy causes such as Ophelia's Place and Women's Space have been recipients of her compassionate nature. Does someone on your list need a new friend for holidays? Wise Turtle sez: check it out! Please come on up to the top floor of The Emerald Art Center to Wise Turtle Acupuncture and enjoy some healthy snacks and wine as you absorb the personalities of Dianne's creations. You can ask Karen to activate her Acutonics Planetary Tuning Forks for a mini-sound healing demonstration. I'm sure "She Was An Accident Waiting To Happen" will find the tones soothing as well! In Motion Pilate's is co-hosting the event with Wise Turtle Acupuncture. Julie will be present to explain her Pilates equipment and classes to all of those interested in getting fit for the new year.
Shelley's Art movie 2 Today artist Shelley Albrich hung her art at Wise Turtle Acupuncture. The rooms glow with her vibrant images. Karen DeBraal, LAc (that's me) is very pleased to have her as Wise Turtle's artist for the Downtown Springfield Second Friday Art Walk, this Friday, March 11, 2016 from 5-8 pm. Once again, the clinic is transformed. Shelley's art is bold, stirring, and sought after. I met Shelley through a patient and gave a talk on the healing arts to Shelley's class at the Academy of Arts and Academics High School here in Springfield, OR. She is a devoted teacher and dedicated to her students artistic development. Her students are showing at the Springfield Museum at the same time she is showing at Wise Turtle Acupuncture. Springfield is lucky to be the recipient of so much talent. Be sure to visit both shows! As usual, there will be healthy snacks, wine and perhaps some therapeutic harp music at Wise turtle Acupuncture. Ask to hear the 3 new singing bowls Karen has added to her collection. These 3 bowls will bring your brain into harmonic balance, which is a lovely treat to add to your art walk. They are fairly traded Zen Singing Bowls. When used in a sound healing treatment, one is place on the heart and the others are placed next to both sides of the head to form a binaural beat effect. When added to the rest of the bowls and bells in the clinic, the results can be deeply relaxing, grounding and clearing. Come up to Wise Turtle Acupuncture, Suite C1, on top of the Emerald Art Center for some transportive healing sound and inspiring art. Your walk will be even better for it!
Wise Turtle Acupuncture is deeply honored to show the visionary nature art of Asante Riverwind for the Downtown Springfield Second Friday Art Walk, this Friday, February 12, 2016, from 5-8 pm. Come to the Emerald Art Center and head upstairs to Suite C1 to see turtles, bears, pumas, wolves, dolphins, and Oregon canyons that are gracing the walls of Karen DeBraal's acupuncture clinic. Asante is a lifelong creator of art. He blends many art traditions and cultures into his inspiring work. Celtic and original designs are fused with nature, dreams, visions and spirit. Asante began creating art as soon as he could hold a pencil and he has studied formally at five universities over the course of ten years. His body of work is astounding and includes books of art and poetry about ravens, dragons and wolves. A decades long social and ecological activist, Asante brings forth his care for the the earth and its creatures in his art. I am unable to look at his pieces and remain unmoved. When the piece "Seri Sea Dolphin" was brought into my clinic, I was riveted. As a child, I had visited this very place by Tiburon Island on the Mexican side of the Gulf of California. It was an unforgettable Christmas week of wild childhood camping in the 1960s. We saw only Seri Indians and sea life. My parents traded tools for carvings from the Seri. My little brother and I played with the Seri kids our age during the trading, none of us needing a common language other than the fun of rolling a hoop with a stick. Our days were spent flying down sand dunes as fast as we could execute a running jump and tumble, watching for sharks, dolphins, manta rays and sea turtles, looking at constellations and decorating cactuses with sea shells in some sort of pagan Christmas ritual. I made myself necklaces of found fish vertebrae. Asante's painting brought it all back. His work can touch you that way. I won't start now on the turtles . . . just come and see. Asante lives with his wife Sylvia in the mountains outside of Cottage Grove. If you are lucky, you might hear the two of them creating music somewhere in area. Wise Turtle sez: check out their websites and have a look and listen to the art and the music Asante and Sylvia create. Lane County is blessed to have them as part of the community. Asante's cards, books, and prints are also for sale at Wise Turtle Acupuncture. You very well can find the perfect piece of art here for a loved one or for yourself. Couple that with a gift certificate for a Wise Turtle Acupuncture Sound Healing or acupuncture session for the ultimate in showing you care. Asante's website is www.asanteriverwindarts.com. You can find out more about the original Earth-Spirit Music of Asante and Sylvia at reverbnation.com/lotusunfolding or soundcloud.com/lotus-unfolding.
Four years ago I found my William Rees floor harp. I was so protective; I only plucked out her gorgeous music in a spare bedroom so my animals wouldn't knock her over when left unattended. After practicing, I noticed that the dogs and cats would cluster in the hall outside the door and fall asleep. I realized they loved the soothing tones and moved "Hildegard" (I named her after Hildegard Von Bingen, famous medieval herbalist and musician) into the living room. She has been knocked over only once and that was the first year. Now the animals sleep at my feet or on beds nearby when I play. Hildegaard and her little friend Sissy, my smaller, bedside harp, take me on music adventures. My guide into the harp world for 4 years (and counting!) is the patient, kind and irreverent Mary DeMocker, harp teacher, writer, and climate activist extraordinaire. I have volunteered with Signature Hospice, played for the acupuncture circle at the Trauma Healing Project, at the Springfield Art Walk, for assisted living folks and for my animals and the wild birds and squirrels in my yard. I played my music for a friend's ill dog. I began a program to become a Certified Clinical Musician through Harps for Healing. I discovered the work of Joshua Leeds, who wrote "Through a Dog's Ear" and "The Power of Sound," and Susan Raimond, who plays harp for animals in zoos, sanctuaries and shelters. They are pioneers in the world of creating healing music for animals. I highly recommend giving Susan Raimond's harp music for animals a listen. She has a series of "Noah's Harp" CDs that my animals adore. Her Harp Enrichment Therapy is similar to what I would play for calming humans who are in pain or stressed. You can listen at petpause2000@.com. The music is simple and unwinding, clear and calm. You can also explore "Through A Dog's Ear" and find a wealth of music for your animals. I have an "icalm" mp3 player that will play 6 hours of calming music for my dogs. They love to rest while it plays. When it is on, they won't bark at passersby outside on the sidewalk and tensions are relieved. I often play my "Through A Dog's Ear" CD in my Wise Turtle Acupuncture clinic. It is a series of simplified classical piano pieces and the humans like the music just as much as the critters!
Wise Turtle Acupuncture participated in the first http://kindista.org Holiday market sharing event in Eugene, OR yesterday, November 28, 2015. Karen DeBraal, LAc (that's me) shared sessions of acupuncture and Acutonics with the public at the event. Other body workers offered massage, reiki, Feldenkreis, and Breema. Free household goods, clothes, knickknacks, and other treasures, along with leftover Thanksgiving food and a roster of live music were brought by participants to share. The event took place at St Mary's Episcopal Church on the corner of 13th and Pearl. This "buy nothing and share freely" happening was an honor to be part of. I enjoyed seeing people I hadn't seen in some time and meeting new folks that came from all over. Felt good to be sharing and not spending. wise Turtle Acupuncture set up a community acupuncture style zero gravity chair and gave people mini-treatments and samples of Acutonics tuning forks. I enjoyed seeing the other talented bodyworkers in action in the relatively quiet room we enjoyed. The event was well attended and I am proud to have been part of this local effort of kindness and sharing. I hope there are more! To learn about Kindista, go to Kindista.org. WiseTurtle sez: check it out!
Among my many sound healing tools, I have a unique, up cycled bell made from an old settling tank. This bell is weighty and decorated with a setting sun. For too long she has sat on my floor, longing to be heard but too heavy to hang. This week, a stand came via a local woodworker by the name of Rick Mower. I had the honor of showing his work during the October Downtown Springfield Second Friday Art Walk and you can see his work on his Facebook site, Out of the Trees Woodwork. The frame is of up cycled metal and it is welded into a style best described as Industrial Japanese. The bell now has a home. Thank you, Rick. This is no small event in the world of Karen DeBraal and Wise Turtle Acupuncture! When rung, this special bell delivers a long and clearing tone. Blockages fall away. Expansion and joy enter as release takes place. I like to lay on the floor and put my head near the bell and tap her with a soft mallet. If I also activate a few singing bowls, the sound becomes ever more layered and shimmering. The acoustics in Wise Turtle Acupuncture are spectacular, due to the high ceiling and gentle old walls of a historic building. The sound work of bells, bowls and gongs becomes enveloping and centering, while allowing for clearing and expansion. The nervous system is calmed and the brain enters a calm yet alert alpha state. Wise Turtle Acupuncture has a number of sound healing instruments to share. From a clay and wooden slide drums, to an ocean drum, to several singing bowls, gongs, bells, tuning forks, a moyo chiming drum, rattles and shakers, flutes and a harp, they are ready to be shared with those desiring a healing Sound Bath. This sort of healing will work on several levels at the same time. Normally, it takes about 15-20 minutes for the mind to calm and for awareness to take over. The effects can leave traces in the body for up to 36 hours or longer. When viewed through the lens of Chinese Medicine, different sounds can affect different aspects of the body. Drums activate earth and water elements. The harp is an instrument of the air and the massively generated harmonics calm and open the mental field, carrying our consciousness upwards. Gongs are also of the earth element but can access all elements and open up a variety of worlds. Bowls can also reach into earth, fire and water elements. Wise Turtle Acupuncture invites you to come experience a sampling of a Sound Bath during the next Downtown Springfield Second Friday Art Walk on Friday the 13th, 2015. Aunt Hattie's Collection of jewelry will be on on display, some of which includes mini-bells. I like to wear mine for personal sound healing throughout the day. Wise Turtle Acupuncture is planning to offer a monthly community Sound Bath event. Stay posted for upcoming details! Back to the Big Bell. This bell was a gift from my father. I am glad to now be able to do it justice. Come hear!
The journey of 1000 milesstarts from beneath your feet.Lao Tzu, the Tao Te Ching
Karen Lee DeBraal
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Springfield Oregon 97477
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Merry Christmas & Happy New Year. I hope the festive season has been good to everyone and that 2014 is better than 2013! I'm not quite sure what would make it better but thats something to work on. Anyway on boxing day I stupidly ventured out to get some new jeans and quickly realised how mad this was. So after a brief hour of madness I went home, set up the turntables and recorded a live vinyl mix, mistakes and all. The songs are a mixture of classics which I have discovered along with some of my favourite new picks from 2013. I wasn't able to fit in everything I wanted to but it gives you an idea of whats floating the MoC musical boat!
You can also download it for free along with a few older mixes via the Mixcloud so please accept this humble offering and be good to each other and your records!


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Grilled Sweet Potatoes
5 November 2014
I love serving fries with guacamole.
1.sweet potatoes
2.cinnamon powder
3.pinch of cayenne powder
4.pinch of salt
5.1 tbsp of oil
Add sweet potatoes in a bowl.
Add oil & the remaining ingredients to the bowl.
Place your potatoes on the grill.
Cook on high heat for 10 minutes on each side.
Serve hot.
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I can't say I "NEVER" thought I'd say this again, but I certainly didn't wish it upon myself. After 2.5 years of staying diligent and keeping up with my skin checks, I have melanoma again. 🙁
I've had biopsies since then. This will be my fourth. Happily, they were benign.
My feelings about melanoma this time are different. I am not sure how I feel. Right now it's just NUMB. I had a "good" skin check just 6 weeks before I noticed a suspicious freckle… one I'm calling The Freckle 4.0.
I noticed it when I got out of the shower one day and thought "WOAH that's darker than it was before." It seriously happened that quickly.
In the summer of 2012, I had The Freckle removed due to stage 1 melanoma. It was a life-changing experience. You can read all about it here in my "melanoma" category.
I'm not sure how this one will change my life. I hope and pray that it brings people around me to their knees in surrender to Jesus.
As cliché as it sounds, there's really no other choice than surrendering control and yielding to His plan.
I am SO steaming mad at the enemy. With everything that is going on in our lives right now, I strongly feel God would never allow this unless He was going to use it to bring people to Him.
That's it. Otherwise it's all in vain.
Similarly to last time, waiting for biopsy results is emotionally excruciating. I had my biopsy on Monday, November 24th and got the results back today, Friday, December 5th. In the 11 days in-between, I've been keeping VERY busy with taking care of my family. I'm definitely more distracted with their needs in comparison to 2.5 years ago.
However, every time my phone flashed, buzzed, or chimed, I had a nervous adrenaline rush. Waiting is hard. Staying positive is hard. Trusting God is hard. At least it is for me.
Unlike 2012, I haven't "just finished" reading the Bible cover-to-cover. I've had less devotional time and Bible study time in the last year or so. While my journey with Jesus still continues, I wish I had God's Word more at the forefront of my mind. I wish I had more scripture memorized to focus on the Truth.
This isn't the only hardship I'm going through right now. Life is heavy and hard right now.
I found Praying Through Cancer (kindle) after The Freckle 1.0, so I'm happy to have it handy this time.
How'd I finally hear the news?
I took Little Dude to school and Little Brother and I went to Hobby Lobby for some blanket fabric. Then I saw there was time to go to the rec center and exercise. I love exercise. The endorphins help me behave and cope with stress. As I walked the track, I was listening to Appointments with Heaven (audio book) and my phone finally rang… I knew it was my dermatologist. She, just as she did 2.5 years ago, gently explained the biopsy results: melanoma. The official pathology report will come in my patient portal, so I don't have all the details yet. And while she explained everything to me, it was a little bit of a hazy conversation (like last time). I tried to hold in my emotions so she could finish the diagnosis and offer the info I needed.
I called my husband right away and cried. Hot, burning tears while I sat in the corner of the track at the rec center. He asked "where are you?" and said "get the soonest possible removal appointment." I honestly can't remember what else he said.
The good news is:
- sounds like we caught it early
- she can remove it Thursday
- I can still breastfeed Little Brother
- I have lots of loving friends and close family who are offering praying, support and help during the recovery phase
The scary news is:
- It's only been 2.5 years since I had melanoma. With my history of melanoma and the fact that I'm "young" (love that being 32 is considered young!), she suggested seeing an oncologist. She said they may recommend I see them only, see both them and the dermatologist, or say it's "ok" to stay closely monitored by my dermatologist alone. As soon as she said it, I opted for it. Why would anyone not want to?!
At this point, I know my incision site will be tightly sewn up with two or more layers of stitches and restrict my movement. I suppose this is one of my bigger concerns with managing, LD's school routine, LB's vision therapy, physical therapy and all the activities we do at home. I'm not sure how it will affect my ability to drive.
Melanoma is serious. I'm not taking it lightly. I very much covet your support and what my friend calls "storming Heaven" with prayers.
I don't believe in "luck" or superstition – I believe in God and the fact that Jesus died so we won't have eternal suffering via permanent separation from God. Good luck/bad luck doesn't exist. Spiritual warfare does. Satan uses fear it all forms to try to screw up our perspective towards God. I would love nothing more than to tick him off and prove he shouldn't even bother with me… {{just leave me alone, you punk!}}
I fully want to live and teach my boys to love the Lord, to each find a wife who loves Jesus, have their own kids and grow old watching them. I want to be my husband's helper. I want to grow old together and see victory through all our trials and battles.
Lord, please let me have and enjoy this life and point others to your truth. And I hope to gain more clarity and understanding of his truth for myself, too…
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Ambrose, Chrysostom, Jerome and Augustine. Introduction.
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The fourth century of the history of the Christian church is a very important time because there were so many great Christian leaders. There was not anything like the fourth century until we arrive at the sixteenth century with Calvin and Luther and John Knox and many great Christian leaders of the Reformation period. But prior to the sixteenth century, the fourth century is the time when in God's providence there were many outstanding theologians, pastors, preachers, and Christian leaders.
Born in Rome
Made his way as a politician or statesman and was appointed governor of northern Italy.
Baptized, ordained, and consecrated as bishop.
Time of Theodosius
Christianity as the only official religion
The state wants to interfere with the church and control it.
This is the beginning of a long history of tensions between the church and the state.
On several occasions Ambrose clashed with Theodosius, the emperor. Ambrose was not afraid to stand up to the emperor and say when he thought he was wrong. Sometimes Theodosius was indeed wrong. And there may have been occasions when the emperor was right and Ambrose was wrong. But at least he was an example of a church leader who stood up to the emperor and who wanted to assert the independence of the church from imperial control.
Ambrose was an effective bishop and also an effective, eloquent preacher. Augustine went to Milan, he went to hear Ambrose preach. It was not because Augustine was interested in Christianity, but he was interested in eloquence. Before long, Augustine found himself listening to what Ambrose was actually saying, and that was a very important step along the way to Saint Augustine's conversion.
Neo-paganism - Paganism did not die out despite Christianity's status as the official religion.
Arianism - it began to seep back in from the Barbarians in the north
He was very concerned that the worship of God be carried forth in a proper way, but also in a dramatic, public way. The great dramatic cathedral services with readings, liturgy, and music—particularly music—all take a large step forward in the work of Ambrose of Milan.
Augustine on the singing at Milan: "The tears flowed from me when I heard your hymns and canticles, for the sweet singing of your church moved me deeply. The music surged in my ears, truth seeped into my heart, and my feelings of devotion overflowed, so that the tears streamed down. But they were tears of gladness."
Born in Dalmatia, Italy
from a very wealthy, prominent family
If you think of Ambrose as a pastor, preacher, and churchman, then you should think of Jerome as a scholar.
One was to have seen Christ in the flesh.
Another was to have heard Christ preach.
And the third was to have seen Rome in its glory.
Jerome learned Latin, which was easy because it was a native language to him. And he also spoke Greek. And he also learned and spoke Hebrew, which was unusual at the time. It was not until the sixteenth century that Hebrew became a common study among pastors and Bible commentators. Jerome learned Hebrew, and as a translator and commentator of the Bible he set an important example for scholars of the future.
The greatest thing that Jerome did as a scholar was translate the Bible into Latin known as the Vulgate. He completed his translation in 405 after working on it for 22 years.
As a monk, Jerome began to think and write more on celibacy. With Jerome, however, there is a shift to the view that there is something good about celibacy itself or even something better about it.
He says language to him. And he also , "Is the sofa smooth? Is the pavement swept? Are the flowers in the vases? Is dinner ready? Tell me where amid all this is there room for the thought of God." The idea is that if you get married and have a family you will not have time to think about God.
Born in Antioch
Bishop of Constantinople
Chrysostom means "golden mouth."
Converted through the
influence of Basil
John Chrysostom became a preacher, and a great one. His language is vivid. His illustrations are memorable, even as we read them today. He offered very searching applications. Of all the people that we have studied thus far in the history of the church, his sermons are the most readable and edifying.
Even though Chrysostom was a wonderful preacher, he did not get everything right. Charles Spurgeon admired Chrysostom, but he also wrote that "there is enough of solid truth and brilliant utterance in Chrysostom's homilies to justify his title of 'Golden Mouth,' but still all is not gold which fell from his lips."
There were two prominent school during those times. Antioch and Alexandria. Antioch focused on the literal interpretation while Alexandria on allegorical. So as we read Chrysostom, we see the natural sense of Scripture coming forth, as opposed to the more mystical sense of Scripture that was coming forth from Alexandria.
One of the great books of church history is Chrysostom's "On the Priesthood". It is a book of pastoral theology. Chrysostom writes about the various qualifications in order to be a pastor. Anyone thinking of a career as a pastor would do well to read Chrysostom's "On the Priesthood".
He language to him. And he also breaks it down into two points. He says there are two jobs: people and preaching. He says a pastor must give equal attention to both. A pastor must give attention to the people he preaches to in order to understand them and communicate with them. And a pastor needs to study how to preach in order to be an effective minister of God's covenant.
Born in Tagasta, Algeria
Monica, his mother, was a great influence in his life.
Bishop of Hippo
Major works: "The City of God" and "Confessions"
She was a woman of prayer
A very faithful woman not only in prayer, but also in witnessing to her family.
"Servant of the servants of God."
In his childhood - In The Confessions he tells us that he was sinning as soon as he was born. He said, "So tiny a child, so great a sinner."
In his youth - "O Lord, give me chastity, but not yet." So he continued to wallow in the sins of the flesh in Carthage
Philosophy (Cicero's Hortensius)
Met Ambrose who became instrumental to his conversion
"I wouldn't have you prepare for yourself any way of grasping and holding the truth other than the one prepared by him who, as God, saw how faltering were our steps. That way is, first, humility; second, humility; third, humility; and as often as you ask, I'll tell you humility."
"This is not the time to do fewer works of mercy, but, rather, more…Think of people who see the walls of their home shaking and know that it is about to be destroyed—don't they leave it and go as fast as they can to a more secure place? So should Christians, as their increasing afflictions reveal to them that the destruction of this world is coming closer, transfer unwearyingly and with all speed the goods they were intending to store up on earth to the treasure house of heaven."
"None of us is known to another person as we know ourselves; and yet neither do we know ourselves well enough to feel secure about our behavior, even the very next day…There is so much unknown and undependable about human hearts that the Apostle was surely right to counsel us not to judge anything prematurely, 'before the Lord comes, who will bring to light the hidden things of darkness, and reveal the intentions of the heart.'"
Some practices "vary in the different places and regions of the world. Some people fast on Saturdays, others do not; some receive communion in the Lord's body and blood daily, others only on certain days…[In these things] there is no better discipline for a wise and serious Christian than to do as does the church where you happen to be."


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Railway terminus on Albert Quay for the Cork & Bandon Railway. The railway company changed its name to Cork,
The National Exhibition was housed in a cruciform building, with four 'transepts', specially designed and erected at the Corn Exchange on Albert Quay,
The building, originally called 'The Athenaeum', was finished by early 1855. It hosted its first performance on 29 January 1855,
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Glenbrook was originally a seaside resort with facilities such as Turkish Bath-houses which became established there. The first of these was the Royal Victoria Monkstown and Passage Baths,
Home to the renowned English Market, the Central Markets have their primary entrance on Princes Street.
The original railway terminus for the Great Southern and Western Railway. Approached from Penrose's Quay,
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Conservation policies, environmental valuation and the optimal size of jurisdictions
The size of a jurisdiction is crucial in determining the efficiency, equity or efficacy of environmental regulations. However, jurisdictions are usually taken to coincide with political boundaries even if environmental externalities may transcend them. This paper illustrates the design and implementation of a Choice Modelling experiment to determine the spatial distribution of environmental benefits of Kings Park (Western Australia). The objective is to understand if federal, state or local resources are the appropriate form of funding a conservation policy. Results indicate that there are interstate spillovers of benefits, hence justifying federal contributions to Kings Park. They also show that some benefits are homogeneously spread within Western Australia, and this is an indication that state funding is also appropriate. Other benefits are distance-dependent; some level of local/council funding is warranted
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4th Grade Math in Action (Paperback)
Success in math requires children to make connections between the real world and math concepts in order to solve problems. Successful problem solvers will be ready for the challenges of mathematics as they advance to more complex topics. The activities in this workbook are designed to help children see how math skills are relevant in their daily lives. Best of all, they ll have lots of fun Here's a peek at what's inside:
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A radio station has a certain number of T-shirts, concert tickets, and gift certificates to give away to the first callers. Students practice subtracting five-digit numbers to calculate how many callers didn t get a prize.
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In the end of this month, on April 26th to be exact, Ubuntu 12.04 LTS "Precise Pangolin" will be released by Canonical, the company behind the Ubuntu project. This is a much awaited release by the Ubuntu comunity around the globe, bringing many new features, and also most importantly is the version entitled Long Term Support (LTS) will be supported for five years for both desktop and server version of the operating system.
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Old dogs show us they can still pull off a few new tricks
IT really is, as Dennis Waterman sings in the theme tune of New Tricks, "getting to the end of the day" for television's most senior band of crime-solvers.
After 12 years, almost 100 episodes and the gradual departure of all but one member of the original cast (Waterman), the series about a team of retired coppers who are taken out of mothballs to tackle unsolved crimes and cold cases is entering the final straight.
The 12th series, which kicks off tonight on BBC1 with a two-part story, will be the final one, the BBC having decided the time was right to put the old warhorse out to pasture in order to introduce some fresh drama blood to the schedules.
Even before the news that New Tricks had been cancelled broke, Waterman had already decided to bow out. He appears in only the first two episodes of the final series. His place will be taken by Larry Lamb, playing an entirely new character, for the remaining eight episodes.
Apparently, the 67-year-old star of The Sweeney and Minder, whose wide-ranging career in film, television and theatre stretches back 55 years (in the 1960s, he starred in a BBC adaptation of Richmal Crompton's Just William novels and also played the title character in a West End production of Lionel Bart's Oliver!), felt things hadn't been the same since his original New Tricks co-stars, James Bolam, Alun Owen and Amanda Redman, left.
Bolam, a famously guarded and reportedly extremely mercurial man (he stopped talking to Rodney Bewes, his co-star in The Likely Lads and Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads?, over 40 years ago after the latter made what most people would regard as a perfectly innocuous remark in a newspaper interview), abruptly quit the series in 2011, claiming it had "become stale".
The following year, Owen — who felt the writers had made his character "boring" — and Redman, who said the storylines had grown "bland", announced they'd be leaving at the same time.
It's possible their departure was hastened by an embarrassingly public row which erupted after the actors claimed in a Radio Times interview that they often had to rewrite the scripts themselves to bring them up to scratch.
One of the series' regular writers and directors, Julian Simpson, fumed on Twitter: "I can tell you EXACTLY how much of it the actors wrote: not a f***ing comma."
New Tricks has never been what you'd call cool. There'll be no online petition to spare it the from the axe. It's unlikely Netflix or Amazon will be jumping in to revive it.
But it's rarely been anything other than extremely polished entertainment, blessed with a rolling group of hugely experienced actors who know their craft inside out.
Throughout its long run, it was frequently the most watched drama series of the week, sometimes pulling in nearly 10 million viewers. While some fans may have struggled to adapt to replacement cast members Denis Lawson, Tamsin Outhwaite and Nicolas Lyndhurst, last year's run still attracted an average audience of 5.75 million — not at all bad for a 12-year-old series.
Ironically, the writers may be saving the best 'til last. When the remains of a senior detective who disappeared 30 years ago are discovered on a construction site, the team are forced to face the possibility Gerry (Waterman) might be implicated.
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Sunday, January 13, 2008
A Southern Sox Fan?
When I tell people who don't know me well I'm a Red Sox fan, or sometimes just when they see my hat, I inevitably get one of two reactions
A - What part of New England are you from...or
B - (if they've heard me speak) Oh, how long you been a Sox fan?, with that look - the one implying that I climbed on the magic bus in or around 2004.
My love for all things Sox actually goes back to my early childhood.
No, I wasn't born there. I was born right here in Winston-Salem, NC, and have never lived more than 8 or 10 miles from the city limits.
No, I didn't go to school there. I attended a tech school here.
No, my parents aren't from the Northeast. My mother is from northern Indiana, and my father grew up in very rural Tennessee, south of Memphis, near the Mississippi line.
My fanatic enthusiasm is the result of a confluence of circumstances, memories, and a lack of obvious other choices.
I guess one reason I am a Red Sox fan is that my parents never had, nor do they have, any affectation for any particular sports team. Neither of them went to college, so there was no loyalty to grow up with there. There were not any pro teams anywhere near either of their hometowns, so nothing there either. Not only that, but before I was born they moved to an area that was a barren wasteland for pro sports fans. When I was a child, college sports was the only game here in NC, and even though we have the NFL, NBA, and NHL here now, college still rules.
So it's no surprise that my dad was not all that into watching sports, although he liked to play. He played softball for the commercial league team at Piedmont Airlines, where he worked. I used to go to a lot of his games. He was a pretty darn good pitcher, actually. He also bowled in the company league.
He did take us on numerous occasions down to the local ball park, Historic Ernie Shore Field. (A post on Ernie is forthcoming!) I also went at least once a year with the Cub Scout pack I was in, and also with the families of various friends. One of the years in Cub Scouts, our den mother was Mrs. Cardwell. Her son Gary was in my class at school and his dad, Don, pitched in the Major Leagues! We went to several games that year. I loved the ball park. There we watched the Winston-Salem Red Sox play in the single A Carolina League. My local pride insists that I must add here that the Carolina League, while just A ball, was and still is considered the top single A league around. The team was the Red Sox A affiliate from 1961 to 1983. I was born in 1958, so I don't remember the prior years, when they were a Cardinals team. And I was too young to realize they were a "Minor League " team. I don't remember going to watch "A" ball.
This is what I remember.
We sat in the stands with our Red Sox mini-bats, waving our Red Sox banners, cheering for the Red Sox. I was too young to grasp minors vs. majors. I just knew the Red Sox were the good guys. They were the ones who were always in the 1st base dugout we sat behind. We got their autographs. We chanted "Let's Go Red Sox" and "Charge!" with the organ and the PA announcer. One great thing about it being single A is that we sat practically on top of the dugout almost every game. If the game got tight, and it wasn't late in a good season, you could always go find some empty seats right against the backstop behind home plate and razz the opposing batters.
In my youth, I didn't recognize the difference between a city 700 miles away (Boston) and a city 300 miles away (Atlanta). Heck, I even played little league ball for the Clemmons Red Sox! Why wouldn't I be a fan? Most of my friends were Braves fans. This was because their parents were Braves fans. Later I would realize why their parents were Braves fans. The Braves were from the South, as were they. My mom's Indiana roots kept that from ever being a real issue to me. The Braves had Hank Aaron. The Braves were the team they might actually drive to see a couple of times a year, even though the Senators were actually about the same distance away. But why would anyone go to DC when they could go to Atlanta cheaper, and stay in the South? Of course, we never did either one.
Another big reason for my devotion to the Sox was just me. I was not particularly athletic, so the rather laid-back pace of vacant lot baseball suited me just fine. If the kids on the Little League teams I coach now knew just how abysmal my batting was, they wouldn't put a moment's trust in anything I say! And my fielding was worse. But I loved the game, and baseball was the one sport where even over-sized guys like Babe Ruth or Brooks Robinson could be a star, so my fantasies could remain alive. Therefore I grew up more of a baseball fan than football or basketball, although as I got older I was drawn into the very rabid world of college basketball in North Carolina, and am now every bit as much a fan of UNC's Tarheels as I am of my beloved Sox.
Since athletics were not my strong suit, and I never experienced much success on the field, I felt a real attraction to the underdog in all things. I always felt like I was that underdog. Underdog was even one of my favorite cartoons! (God bless Sweet Polly Purebred) As I grew older and learned about the "real" Red Sox that "my" Red Sox were related to, I relished in the fact that they had not won a World Series since around the time my grandfather was born. That was a badge I could relate to! That's not to say I didn't want them to win that ultimate prize. I pinned my own hopes on them. I probably would have been better served to work on making myself better, but I just watched and rooted and bought heaps of Topps cards. I scoured the backs of the Red Sox players' cards to see which ones had played in Winston-Salem. I compared stats, and argued with all the Braves fans about Yaz vs. Aaron. I read about the Greatest - Ted Williams, and anointed him almost a god because he had gone to fight the Germans, just like my own Daddy! I adopted Yaz as my personal hero in the 60's, the savior who would bring the ring back to Boston and break the curse. I felt the crush as a 9-year-old when he won the Triple Crown, led us to a pennant, but fell short to Gibson's Cardinals.
By the time I was old enough to grasp the things that made all those around me fans of whatever teams they were fans of - family roots, schools, proximity, etc. - it didn't matter. I was a Red Sox fan, a defiant one, and damn proud of it. I remained a Red Sox fan, although I did go through an extended leave of absence. Not just from the Red Sox, but from practically all sports. By the early '70s I was completely distracted by...well, by the 1970s! If you couldn't strum it, smoke it, or lust after it, I wasn't that interested.
But I still followed from a distance. I watched them in the World Series in '75, and I revived my despisal of the Yankees as they won back to back in '77 & '78. I came back to baseball through individual heroes more than through my Sox. I loved Nolan Ryan, Carlton Fisk, George Brett, Ozzie Smith, and Andre Dawson. When Wade Boggs came on the scene, I was back. After all, he had played in Winston-Salem. By the mid-80s I had 2 sons of my own, I was thinking T-Ball, Greenwell and Boggs were lighting it up, and Red Sox baseball ruled once again.
That passion came back even though I never got to see them play a game in person until 1999. (A post on that game is also forthcoming! It was VERY special) I remain one to this day, despite the fact that in 2004 the team changed my identity forever. I had always referred to myself as the "long-suffering Red Sox fan". You have to be a real die-hard to pull for a team with the history of the Sox for as long as I had before that year, especially when you're not even from there. Now I'm just another guy in a Red Sox cap, and most people assume I've been a fan for all of 3 or 4 years now. I must say - that really hurts.
However, I'll take that hurt as long as the Red Sox keep winning!
3 comments:
- Amy said...
Hi, SoSock. Just wanted you to know that I found the blog and that I loved your post! It answered all the questions I had about how you became a Sox fan, something I had wondered about for some time. I have never seen a minor league game, having grown up in NY and then living in Boston in my 20s, so our experiences couldn't be more different. It is hard for me to imagine living so far from a major league ball park!
- January 20, 2008 at 8:48 AM
- SoSock said...
Thanks Amy
Minor League ball can be really cool. When my wife and I were traveling with our soap business, I went to a lot of minor league parks - Louisville, Ky, Charleston, SC, Richmond, VA.
That's also when I went to my 1st Red Sox game. It was at Yankee Stadium and I'll be writing about it soon. It was REAL cool.
- January 20, 2008 at 2:05 PM
- Amy said...
The closest I have been to a minor league game is the Cape Cod League during the summer. Those games are lots of fun. Many of those college-age players have gone on to be MLB players, including Jason Varitek and other Sox players (but, no, I didn't see any of them playing). There is a minor league team, or was one, in New Britain, CT, but we have not been there. I would love to give it a try, so maybe this season.
I look forward to your upcoming Mets post.
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This is a long & ongoing saga and almost a comedy of errors & negligent care of my mother by both the GP & hospital trusts....
Initially for a few years now since being diagnosed as diabetic my mothers weight had constantly & slowly been reducing & this had been noted at the GP surgery. At no time was there a suggestion that perhaps she should visit a dietician to find out why. Now taking the saga on to Autumn 2012 .... she has suffered from catarrh for some considerable time....but this had started to become very dark & green & infected .... so went to the GP for help, only to be told it was nothing & they offered no treatment.
Flash forward to late 2012 & my Mother was feeling very poorly indeed...weak, tired & having difficulty breathing. She visited her GP & without even being examined by the GP she was told there was nothing wrong & to go home.
The next morning she was very ill & her blood glucose level spiked to 32 so my father called an ambulance & she was rushed into & admitted to Intensive Care at Scunthorpe General Hospital with pneumonia & what at the time they thought may have been a stroke. A separate formal complaint has been sent to the GP & PALS about this treatment by the GP.
After a couple of weeks in ICU they determined that she had not had a stroke & was receiving excellent care but due to a staffing/bed shortage she was transferred to ICU at Hull Royal Infirmary. This caused a great many problems with my elderly father being unable to visit at Hull due to his own health problems & issues with driving at night. We worked round those problems by temporarily moving him in with my sister who lived nearer Hull & one person taking him to Hull while someone else would pick him up 6 hours later. We actually spoke to PALS & both our & her MP's about this at the time.
While in Hull (again receiving excellent care) she contracted another chest infection, but doctors also looked into other medical problems & carried out many tests & although tests showed negative they started treatment for myasthenia gravis. Now the chest infection appeared to have masked the results but she did start to improve.
Last month she was transferred back to ICU at Scunthorpe & continued to improve & about a week later was moved to Ward 22 .
Now the errors & neglect really started. Her nasal feeding tube was removed & the staff told her they were going to remove her tracheotomy tube either that day or the next which perked her up no end. From that point she was receiving no nutrition as she was still being treated as Nil by Mouth. Come the next morning morning the Doctor did his rounds & told her that he was not willing to remove the tube at this time & that the feeding tube would need to be replaced. This distressed her & she said she did not want that tube back in but after being lectured by family members she agreed. The tube was not put back in. Come the following day (so now 72 hours without nutrition) the tube was still not back in & when I questioned the nurses they said it was because she had refused it. We know that after that initial refusal she had agreed (so I pointed this out & demanded they put it back). Eventually three days after removal the tube was reinserted & around 96 hours after being removed, feeding by the tube was restarted. However it does not appear that anyone has been checking her blood glucose levels during this time (not feeding a diabetic patient for 4 days). It was also not clear if she was receiving any insulin after having been on pumped in insulin for 8 weeks in ICU & also not clear if she had been receiving her medication for the hypertension which she also suffers from.
To top all this off, it also appears that since being transferred from Hull Royal Infirmary (where the doctors told us they were still convinced that she was suffering from myasthenia gravis & that the medication was the reason for her improvement) that this treatment had not been continued at Scunthorpe!
We are sure looking at the decline in her health over a 72 hour period that the staff were negligent & were leaving her there to slip into a coma & die.
A couple of days after having the feeding tube replaced they removed the tracheotomy & tube & have put my mum onto a regular diet. Doctor visited & said they was very pleased with her progress & that the hope now was to start intensive rehab & physio to get her fit to return home which she was pleased about. Her chest infections have all cleared up but in my opinion the nursing care still leaves a bit to be desired. For example, as she is on a respiratory ward & not in need of great amounts of nursing care we feel she is largely ignored. On the first day of being put in a chair beside her bed, she leaned forward & fell onto the floor. She was there for almost half an hour before someone came to assist her back into the chair.
Until now she has received no rehab (8 days after being told this would start).
On the whole my mothers care has been a comedy of errors and while we cannot praise the staff in either the Hull or Scunthorpe ICU depts enough, care beyond that has been laughable & as we said we consider bordering on gross negligence. Senior nursing staff on Ward 22 are at best aloof, worst rude & tell the family absolutely nothing despite promises of daily updates.
The whole situation has also been reported to the hospital through my mum's MP.....but as yet over 2 weeks after he wrote....he has not yet received a reply.
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