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This story comes via the blog "Banned from Baby Showers". The blog owner shares a mother's account of how she used Babywise successfully -- as far as she knew -- until her baby was 7 months old, and then her milk supply began to peter out.
Let me start by saying that 14 or 15 years ago, I was in the unhappy position of having to do everything in my power to force two sets of new parents to drive their babies to the emergency room because, after following the Ezzo's advice, these babies were severely dehydrated and lethargic. The parents were not bad parents. In fact, they were trying really hard to be good parents, according to guidelines which had been sanctioned by their church. The fact that both contacted me for a home visit, despite their disdain both for La Leche League and the Catholic Church, was a sign of their desperation. Tiny babies need to be fed when they are hungry, and the more a baby nurses, the more milk the mom makes – it's God's perfect system, including the natural response of the mother to comfort her child.
I'm writing for three reasons.
First, to thank you for getting the truth out there where everyone can see it. Second, as a mom who fed her...The year was 2008.
A young, naive woman is pregnant with her first child.
She is unsure, lacks confidence and wants to be certain she does the best job for her unborn child. Yet there are a great deal of books, resources and information - which ones to start with? Which ones to trust?
So she turns to older, more experienced mothers who all but thrust this book into her hands and begin making the promises.
Your child will sleep through the night at eight weeks if you follow this book.
You won't have breastfeeding issues.
Your child will be settled and happy.
You will be a good mother.
The book is full of advice. Not just advice, but research! Science! It must be right!
It all makes sense now. Parenting will be a breeze. The book has told her everything she needs to know.
Don't trust your instincts, it said. That way leads to folly, trust us instead!
I heard a lot about how awesome GKGW and Babywise are so naturally I bought Babywise when I was pregnant with my first. But my baby was teeny (6.5) and jaundiced, so the lactation consultant adamantly emphasized feeding on cue and even suggested co-sleeping.
My husband brought her in our bedroom the first night home from the hospital and said, "we can't just put her away". He can't stand to hear a baby cry.
We did not end up actively using Babywise. Even so, having read the book, Ezzo lived in my brain. Thoughts haunted me like "My baby couldn't really be hungry an hour after a feeding." I worried about all of the bad habits I was creating and worried that the baby wasn't ever getting a full feeding b/c I never got to wait long enough between feeds.
Life with my second and third babies has been so much easier now that I've finally erased the Ezzo audio clips from my brain. Now my downloads are, "Feed hungry baby, let sleepy baby sleep' and...
BabyWise stole many precious weeks from me in the beginning of my son's life. I wish I could have just loved on him without all the fear that Ezzo put into me about creating a spoiled baby.
When I found out I was pregnant with my son, I sought the advice out of women that I knew and respected who had children. My own mom died when I was 19, and I felt truly lost as I searched for the "right" way to be a mom.
One of the friends I turned to was a college friend who had four children at the time. She recommended BabyWise, so I read it and it sounded like such a logical plan.
I grew up in an Evangelical home and attended an Evangelical college, and Ezzo's admonitions against being "humanistic" in our parenting practices really resonated with me. When he contrasted the [false] paradigms of doing it his way, which would lead to a respectful, God-fearing, obedient child OR doing as those indulgent, undisciplined people who nursed their babies on demand and rocked...
"Of COURSE you can rock your baby to sleep! Just don't make it a habit." Before I had my baby, this actually made sense. After I had her, I remember thinking: "How much is a habit? I did it once yesterday ... can I do it again today? What if I did it twice in one day?" Not to mention that if a newborn baby is crying and you comfort it by rocking or nursing, it will almost surely fall asleep. So, basically, "Don't nurse them to sleep" has to translate into "Don't comfort them." But of course, Ezzo never SAYS that! My, how I'm twisting things! No--but it's important to realize how this really works.
"But Ezzo says to feed a hungry baby": Yes, but this is trumped by warnings about the baby's metabolism if feedings aren't spaced properly. I remember being worried that my baby's metabolism and everything else would be screwed up when I fed her early. How sad to RELUCTANTLY feed your baby, because you're scared that the feeding will damage...
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"...the church's youth pastor invited me into his office and told me about the Ezzo's programs and how important they were to effective Christian and biblical parenting. ...I took the book right home and read it straight through. I immediately felt immensly guilty that I had been demand-feeding my baby and sat down to scratch out a schedule for him. But even as I was doing it I had a very uneasy feeling in my gut, so I prayed and asked God for wisdom regarding accepting the Ezzo's pricipals. Tho' I did try to start my 3 month old on a schedule, I never did feel "right" about it, but again was so convinced my the Ezzo's that I was being a ungodly parent, that I kept working at it. After a week of scheduling tho', and turning my infant into a whinny and crying baby, I gave it up, and luckily found this website, which has made me feel so much...
The Abels helped found GFI and were featured on GKGW curriculum video tapes resigned over ethical concerns. Here they share their thoughts on how some aspects of the GKGW principles were detrimental to their family. This is the Internet archive of that FAQ
I used Ezzo stuff because it really fit my personality. I'm very structured and don't handle lots of chaos very well. I started with Preparation for Parenting when my youngest was a newborn. He is 12-1/2 now. My other kids are 11, 8, 5, and 7 months.
I was also a "contact mom" for GFI for several years. We used Preparation for the Toddler Years (back before it was even an "official" program), and GKGW, also. We read through Reflections of Moral Innocence and ended up not using that.
Having said all that, I no longer support the Ezzos in any way. First, we are realizing that it is not realistic to be that much in control of our children's every move. We see with our 11 year old that he has trouble making decisions with confidence now. Perhaps because we NEVER, and I mean NEVER let him make choices, so he never really learned how. When he tried to express his opinion as a toddler and a small child, we made him stop. He is extremely well behaved, by the way. A total pleasure...
While I was a contact mom for GFI (for a year and a half), I never once met a mom who breastfed long-term (at least a year or longer) without modifying the materials. I did see babies who appeared listless and in a depressed state, who were smaller than average or scrawny. I met scores of moms who struggled with milk supply to a point that it completely removed the enjoyment of nursing their babies. I met babies who went one or two months without gaining any weight at all or who lost weight. I met moms who grieved when they realized that they had been systematically, albeit unintentionally, depriving their babies of food.
Even in the newest version of Babywise (2001) the messages are still there, scattered throughout the book, that minimum time frames must be met or babies will not sleep as they should and won't have the ability to delay gratification later. There is a subtle fear-mongering underneath the message of the book that if the routine in the book is not followed parents...
This essay is written both as catharsis and restitution. I regret that I encouraged many parents to use the Ezzo materials and feel compelled to warn against it. I also want to share how level-headed parents can be allured by this program.
There are many other resources online that outline the medical, Biblical and character problems associated with Gary Ezzo and his parenting programs. With this, I hope to offer a personal view of how these materials can negatively effect a family.
I cradled my six month old son in my arms. J***** was peacefully sleeping. Tears were streaming down my face, and anxious thoughts raced through my mind. For the first time since he was born, I was watching the video my sister had taken of his birth. I was reliving the joy of a new life coming into this world. But at the same time I was so fearful this miracle would be taken from me. Something was wrong with my baby. I cried more. The doctor had not yet determined if...
The purpose of this letter is to generate public awareness about yet another child who has surely suffered due to following a Christian parenting program entitled Preparation for Parent-ing/Preparation for the Toddler Years (secular versions marketed in stores as On Becoming BabyWise 1 & 2) by Gary and Anne Marie Ezzo . We hope that knowledge of his case can be used to promote existing and future efforts to inform communities of the extremely serious dangers associated with following the Ezzos' program, even in its newest editions [1998 at the time of this letter].
It is our hope that, as awareness grows, popularity for its teachings will diminish to the extent that most churches will no longer promote or choose to be affiliated with them.
Initially, we would like to qualify a couple of points. We are both college graduates from prestigious universities. Michelle has a business degree with an accounting concentration from the University of Washington (a rigorous...
My husband and I were introduced to the Growing Kids God's Way (GKGW) programs through a pastor friend after we discovered we were expecting our first child, and our son was one month old when we began using Preparation for Parenting. This was the first book we had ever read about baby care that seemed to come from a decidedly Christian perspective, with scripture all over the place, and it pointed out that basically all the typical feeding, baby care, and parenting information being taught today is humanistic, secular, and not appropriate for Christian parents.
Since so much of what is being taught as truth today is humanistic in its origins, we found this to be a reasonable argument, and from there, we just accepted what the Ezzos taught as Biblically-based fact.
In addition, we were brand-new parents who knew just enough to know that we didn't know what we were doing, so we respected the experience and opinion of the pastor over the uncertainties...
In writing this testimony, we have seen arguments that people who fail with Ezzo's materials are unintelligent or inconsistent with the materials. My husband and I are well-educated people. My husband graduated from Emory University and had an additional four years of graduate school (total of eight years of education) to become a doctor of optometry. I have a degree in special education and had a few years of teaching experience under my belt when we encountered the Ezzo's materials. We are also Christians, wholly devoted to Christ and rearing our children in the knowledge of Him. However, neither one of us had much experience with small children. We were also away from our families and had little to no guidance in what to do with a new baby. So at the time, Babywise was a Godsend to us. It had a neatly laid out plan that we believed would give us a "good baby" and make us confident parents. By the time our daughter was born, I had the entire book marked up with notes and...
We were introduced to Ezzo materials in 1995 through our church group of young adults. By the time we were pregnant (Sept 95) many families had been through the course. Everyone kept telling us how we HAD to do the program--it's the best, it works, it's incredible, you won't be sorry, you'll feel so much better about being a parent. The positive statements never ended. We
took it early in 96, and finished a few weeks before I was due.
My son was born, and had a very traumatic birth. I began breastfeeding him once he was out of NICU (about 3 hours), but he was too spent. We charted the program in the hospital - every 3 hours, diaper changes, etc. After we got home we had to wake him up to feed as he was very tired from the birth and they were not ready to let him sleep all night.
The first week he hardly ever cried - but he slept a lot. He was difficult to feed - he was hard to wake up and even getting him to feed every 3 hours was hard.
But at the end...
I would give anything in the world to be able to turn back the clock and learn about the concerns and controversy surrounding Ezzo's methods before my dear daughter was born. I was not aware of any of the problems with his teachings; I had only heard positive things about his books and knew friends who were using or had used his books when I started following Babywise with my own daughter (when she was about 2 weeks old).
I am a very by-the-book, black-and-white type person. I'm also a firstborn, and have a tendency to strive for perfectionism (in my pre-mom life, I was an accountant). So when I found out that there was a book whose principles applied to every baby (or so I was led to believe), I thought I had found the greatest thing on earth.
On paper, when you are reading the book ten to twenty minutes of crying doesn't sound so bad, but I found out it is quite another thing when you are listening to your baby cry and it wrenches...
More and more since we've distanced ourselves from the GFI materials, I realize how deeply influenced we were. I didn't have some of the discipline or milk supply problems that I've heard about, but we've had other problems--mainly a deep misunderstanding of what is child-appropriate behavior, and consequently, we stressed out over things that we never should have been upset about (from the infant stage to now at the primary aged child). I've had to re-learn how to relax about certain things, and create an atmosphere of trust and understanding in our home. I DON'T want our children's memories of our home to be how stressed out I got over small things.
I DID use Babywise with my oldest daughter, and modified it with my second daughter. I thank God that I had a C-section with my first baby and HAD to lie around with her for the first 6 weeks...it definately got me more established with reading her cues than if I had be "able" to follow Babywise right away. She did...
Our family was involved with Gary Ezzo's teachings from the winter of 1991 when I was pregnant with our first child until almost two years ago. When we were first exposed to his teachings, I was only two years out of university where I had completed a broad social sciences degree.
If you had asked me about infant feeding routines I would have said they were NOT the way to go - that is, before I listened to the Preparation for Parenting tapes with my husband and another couple we were friendly with.
A unique mix of things appealed: the material was from a Christian perspective, we had our friends telling us the horrors of demand feeding their first child and the outworkings they said they were now seeing in this child's life, and of course we thought just maybe this author did have a surefire way to get our baby to sleep through the night by 6-8 weeks.
Could it hurt to listen to these tapes with an open mind, see what we thought, and then decide to take it...
I want to share our story in the hope that it may perhaps help to warn others who are heading down the Growing Kids God's Way path.
We still ask ourselves, how could we have been deceived for so long?
In 1992, dear friends of ours, who had found Preparation For Parenting [PFP] the previous year, recommended Growing Kids God's Way [GKGW] to my husband and me. Our eldest son was 2 ½ years old. We had come from a cue feeding/attachment parenting background, but we were very young, immature Christians, and our marriage was less than happy.
Perhaps we took the philosophy and practical guidelines of GKGW too literally? If so, we were certainly not the only ones. Most of our peer group following GKGW materials parented their kids the same way as we did, mirroring our example. Close friends outside that circle were afraid to share their concerns about our harsh methods of parenting. We ignored the advice of our parents, who, on a number of occasions, cautioned that we...
I would have said that we were happy following Ezzo, but I can honestly say that we are much happier now. I am so much less stressed out! I didn't realize how much stress Babywising put on me until I quit.
So many people had told me how wonderful a program Babywise was to get babies to sleep through the night and get order into your day. I think that was a large part of the appeal, not so much the sleeping through the night, but the orderly day. I like structure and order.
I also knew that it was the secular version of a "Christian" program and I remember thinking at one point how wonderful it was that the author published this in a secular format...kind of a backdoor into Christianity type of thing.
The other appeal to me was the "end result" of having a baby who people would comment on how happy, how well behaved, etc. An appeal to my PRIDE!! And, guess what, we DID get comments about how happy my DS was, but since we stopped using Babywise about a month ago,...
From hearing my friends talk, I thought Babywise was the only way to raise your baby, so there was no question that I would use it too.
I read the book before my daughter was born and re-read it again after she was born. I felt like I had to really work hard to get her on a schedule or she would be a brat and never sleep through the night. So, the first week I immediately tried getting her on a three hour schedule. I always felt guilty when I would stray from the schedule a little or when I didn't follow Babywise exactly. I felt like I had to defend myself to my friends if I was straying from the book.
My daughter got on a schedule pretty well, but it took a lot of crying by her--and me. She started sleeping 8 hrs through the night when she was 10 weeks old. By the time she was 4 months old, the whole schedule thing seemed to be falling into place, and I just thought it was normal to have to go through a lot of crying in those first few months.
I now think...
It started innocently enough. I was visiting a friend who recently gave birth to a baby girl. Sitting on her couch, sipping tea, I asked her, "So…how often do you feed your daughter?" It was then that I was introduced to the principles of Babywise. Being pregnant myself for the first time, I was intrigued.
A couple of days later, I bought the book. I read it within days, and knew it was for me. Being an organized person, I feared chaos in my home once a baby was born. My husband went along with me, trusting that I'd do what was best for our baby. Even before my daughter was born, I looked with disdain at my friends who demand fed their babies. They were all wrong; I was right.
When my daughter was born, I thought to myself, "This guy has to be crazy. How can I follow such a distinct pattern when my newborn is so unpredictable and needy?" The first week of her life, I followed my maternal instincts: I rocked and nursed her to sleep, slept with her when she couldn't...
I'm a mom of 5, including a pair of twins. We took the Prep for Parenting class while pregnant with my oldest. I knew absolutely nothing about kids or babies, so I believed everything they told me--except I had a nagging uneasiness in the back of my mind because I felt they misused the Bible.
I did not enjoy my first daughter's babyhood. I was miserable when she was crying alone in her room, yet felt that she would be 'spoiled' if I went in to her, and she would never learn to go to sleep on her own. My motherly instincts (which the Ezzos said I didn't have) tried to tell me what to do, but I wouldn't listen.
Well, with #2, I didn't try to follow the schedule so much--I was so tired I would actually fall asleep nursing, and wake up later with baby sleeping peacefully at my side (horror of horrors!) I felt so guilty at first, but that faded away.
With #3, Ezzo was completely out and baby slept with me till she was over a year old!
#4 and 5 are twins...
I was totally convinced that Ezzo was the way to go. In fact, before my daughter was born, nobody could convince me that Ezzo was bad. I was very determined to have a "good" kid.
However, I was an extremely uptight, frazzled Babywiser. I was always aware of what time it was, when the last feeding was, when the next one was due. I had a huge notebook and I took tons of notes, trying to figure out what worked to minimize the crying.
I remember one time my baby was screaming her head off and she wouldn't settle down, and I gave her my breast. She took two sips and immediately fell asleep. I remember feeling so ashamed and like I had failed because I had nursed her to sleep!
We used Babywise for 2 1/2 months, so our story is not as drastic as some others out there. But I did suffer terrible guilt. I lost 2 1/2 precious months of holding, rocking, and attending to my newborn. My sweet baby had to do so much unnecessary crying!!
She's much better now, but...
When my first baby was about 6 weeks old I was exhausted and overwhelmed. I had no friends with babies and my family lived 5 hours away. I was very isolated. I didn't know what was normal and what wasn't. I got most of my support from my mom which was great except she never breastfed a baby. I was very committed to breastfeeding for financial reasons: my husband was a pastor and we were on a very strict budget. Formula just wasn't an option.
A young mother in my mother's bible study group recommended the Ezzo curriculum.. I found the 1995 edition of Babywise at my local Christian bookstore. I was so excited. The book seemed to understand where I had messed up my baby and promised to fix her and make her a model citizen.
I had assumed from the beginning that "crying it out" was the only way to get a baby to sleep. I started the three hour feeding schedule and thankfully she did it with no problem. We started putting her down at night awake, no sleep...
My son is 11 months old and is healthy and happy and still nursing like a pro. If I were still schedule feeding him, I think he would be formula fed, sad and distant.
I read Baby Whisperer and Babywise before J. was born, but I didn't really come to any decision on whether to put him on a schedule or not. I knew that the AAP, the health unit and my doctor advocated feeding on demand, but the scheduling seemed to make more sense. I mean, after all, who would want a "demanding" child?
J. was born via c-section on his due date after 26 hours of labour, which stalled. He weighed 8 pounds 5 ounces. I nursed him within an hour of his birth, and he latched on immediately. It didn't hurt, and I was happy. J. nursed almost constantly for the first 3 days, and I was becoming exhausted.
Then we met Anna. She was an OB nurse who came to check on us. She sympathized with me about how tired I was. And then she had a marvelous suggestion. Feed baby according to his "sleep...
I would first like to dispel some of the myths about people who speak out against Growing Kids God's Way (now retitled "Let the Children Come...Along the Virtuous Way").
Myth: People who don't like GKGW have never read or used GKGW.
I was a contact mom for 2 years, and not only followed the materials myself but counseled hundreds of other moms in their use. In fact, there are still ideas contained in GKGW (ideas which can also be found elsewhere) that I use today.
Myth: People who don't like GKGW are Ezzo-bashers.
I have nothing bad to say about the Ezzos. I have never met them personally, although I have had a few email interactions with Anne Marie. She seemed personable and kind.
Myth: Perhaps new Christians might struggle with legalism in implementing GKGW, but certainly not an established Christian.
I was not a new Christian when I came across GKGW. I had been...
I was only ten weeks pregnant when my husband and I signed up to take Prep for Parenting [now called "Along the Infant Way" and also known as Babywise in its secular form] at a reputable church. Family members and friends recommended the course. We wanted to be the best parents we could possibly be for our first child.
My husband didn't really want to take the classes, not due to lack of interest in fatherhood, but rather, he thought the idea of taking a class to prepare you for parenthood seemed silly. Oh, how I wish I had agreed with him! Even more, how we both wish we had researched the Ezzos and their program. At the time, we felt there was no reason to do so.
The teachers told us this program would work and we believed them. Since this was taught at a reputable church, we accepted what we have since learned is ungodly teaching. We both experienced a few hesitations throughout the classes, but for each question our instructors had reassuring answers as to why this...
My husband and I faithfully read this book and the full Growing Kids God's Way curriculum. We were excited to be presented with seemingly sound advice and felt prepared to face every part of parenting.
We followed the advice on feeding and sleep schedules very closely, until my 5 week old son began failing to gain weight. Fortunately I am a pediatric nurse and noticed the early signs before his health was severely affected. I visited a lactation consultant and learned that my milk supply was almost gone (pumping only produced less than half and ounce from each side). We formulated a plan to help him catch up and to get my milk supply back to normal. This involved: a supplemental breast feeding system (don't ask), renting a scale (my idea), medication, and routinely pumping after each feeding. After 7 days my son had regained his weight and then some, but it took 6-8 weeks before my milk supply was restored.
I dismissed the idea that his feeding problems could be related...
I'm thankful my Babywise experience was a short one. At the recommendation of friends, I was planning to use the Babywise method to get my baby on a schedule right away. It was especially attractive to me since I was recovering from a c-section and desperate for sleep and structure. I had a fairly long hospital stay because of the surgery, and it was a rough time both for me and for the baby.
At first, it was easy to get him to eat or sleep when I wanted him to. I kept a chart, making sure to do things "by the book." After a couple of days, something felt very wrong. My son hardly ever opened his eyes, and was extremely difficult to keep awake during feedings. The nurses were charting his weight, and like most babies, he was losing quite a bit. This is normal, so I kept on the schedule, but was starting to doubt my decision. This baby that had been so active in the womb was frighteningly lethargic. He had gotten thin and dry. And when he did cry, it was a shrill cry of...
Before my son was born I really hadn't given much thought as to "how" to feed a baby; I knew that I wanted to breastfeed and all of the mainstream parenting books I had read made it seem so easy. I figured it would be as easy as Baby Cries, Baby Latches On, Baby Eats.
I was in for a rude awakening once he was born. I had a very hard time getting the hang of breastfeeding, and had very little support. I only had one friend who breastfed, and she had given me a copy of Preparation for Parenting while I was pregnant. I didn't read it at the time because I figured I would wait until baby was born before I adopted a parenting method.
After the first five days of motherhood, I was at my wits' end and had no idea how to make my baby happy; he always seemed to be upset no matter how often I fed and rocked him. Breastfeeding was off to a rocky start because my milk took so long to come in after my c-section. I was supplementing with formula and pumping what little milk...
I am a first time mom. My son is now 6 months old. Before he was born, I was referred to the Babywise books by Ezzo. I thought, "Wow, what a practical and perfectly logical way to manage feedings." So, I tried it.
When my baby was 2 weeks old, I began the Babywise recommended feeding routine. It seemed to be working great. He was really rarely fussy. He was just a happy baby.
But at around 3 months of age he was beginning to get a little fussier. I was at one of my chiropractic appointments and my son was being unusually fussy -- no-- he was screaming and would neither eat nor sleep.
When the staff doctor walked in to see if she could help, she said to me, "I bet your breasts are hurting pretty bad from all the crying, since he won't eat!"
That's when I realized it. My milk no longer let down in response to his cries.
From that moment on, I began demand feeding him. Whenever he was hungry he ate. It was difficult at first because my milk supply...
I was given Babywise (the 2001 edition) and being an uninformed, naive mother the book's goal sounded good to me. I was so thrilled when my daughter suddenly started sleeping 8-10, even 12 hours overnight!
She never cried herself to sleep so I really thought everything was okay. She was responding just as the book had said she would. I had, by Ezzo's description, the "perfect" child: the one who easily fell into her feeding schedule and who was sleeping 10+ hours at night. It was picture perfect.
She just cooed and slept and ate.
Then she slept longer and nursed less and then fussed and slept more, and I'd go check the book and ask on message boards and was told I was being a silly new mom -- how lucky I was to have a good sleeper.
Then she became really fussy at feedings, would nurse for an hour at a time, screaming as soon as she unlatched. I tried pumping my milk just to get a break. I got nothing, and by this time my baby was quite...
My husband and I were newlyweds in the Chicago area, and about to have our first child. We wanted to learn more about parenting from a Christian perspective so we went to a GFI parenting class at church where we could get together with new parents-to-be.
My frustration is that it seems the Ezzos never took into consideration the moms who suffer from PPD. My depression was pretty debilitating and when my son wasn't "following the program" so to speak, it created a lot of additional stress.
Of course I wanted him to sleep through the night, but I felt like a failure because even though I was trying to follow the Ezzo technique he still didn't sleep through the night until he was 14 months old.
I wish I had used better judgment than using a cool washcloth to keep him awake for a feeding, yet when you have post partum depression you cannot think clearly and your judgment is very poor. When my husband and I think back to this time it makes us sick to our stomach...
Encouragement for Christian Parents
Before having our first baby, I thought I had the whole 'rearing children' thing sorted. I had watched my older siblings raise their children, done plenty of babysitting, and even helped mothers with post natal depression for a while. I thought fussy babies were created by fussy mothers, and was convinced I would have an easy child who would sleep through the night by the six weeks. I certainly wouldn't be one of 'those' mothers still getting up during the night for their six month old!
I had heard a lot of positive stories about Babywise before having my son, and read Preparation for Parenting just before he was born. Most of the mothers I knew had their babies on similar routines and said it made things so much easier.
Enter our son! I remember holding him for the first time and thinking 'this wasn't what I expected'! He just wriggled so much more than I remembered...
I read Babywise while pregnant with my first son. At that time, I was a proud, over-achieving, controlling, perfectionist of a mother who was thrilled that I had stumbled upon the "perfect" and "godly" parenting method. I felt that by having control over my baby's schedule, I was setting them up for a solid relationship with Jesus Christ because they would naturally bow to authority.
Everything went according to plan with my son. He was on the schedule and sleeping through the night at nine weeks. I glowed beneath the array of praise we received for our contented child. I was constantly asked for advice from other new moms and I encouraged them to do just as I had done.
But then I blinked, and we had three out-of-control toddlers. What happened? All three had been raised on the schedule, and although each child looked skinnier (with my third being sickly) and more ravenous when foods were introduced, they seemed pretty...
Ezzo's book, Babywise, was suggested to me through some really great friends at church. They had a picture perfect daughter who napped well, seemed to go with the flow, and seemed pretty independent. I praised my friends for such great parenting and they told me to read this book and apply it as soon as possible.
When we were pregnant, we read this book over and over. I was thrilled my husband agreed to go through with this type of parenting.
What saddens me about the birth of my daughter was that I was not focused on how wonderful it was to have such a tremendous blessing added to our family, but on how soon can she be put on a schedule? How quickly can she pick it up?
I have regretted very little in my life, but I regret the 4 weeks I placed her through hell, at only 3 months old! During the weeks we attempted to implement the book's ideas, she had only one day in which her routine followed the book, ONE DAY!
This group of case histories was compiled by Laurie Moody, an ex-contact mom with GFI. Unlike most contact moms, this one was a certified lactation counselor.
Rosemary Shy, MD , FAAP
Director, Children's Choice of Michigan Ambulatory Pediatrics
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Wayne State University, Children's Hospital of Michigan, Detroit, Mich
"It is dangerous to do it the way he describes," Pediatrician Dr. Rosemary Shy says of Ezzo's technique. "It puts these babies at risk for jaundice, at risk for dehydration, and at risk for failing to thrive, all of which we've seen."
Wilson, Steve, "Baby Care Controversy," WXYZ-Detroit, November 14, 2004
Arnold Tanis, MD, FAAP
1999 recipient, John H. Whitcomb Outstanding Pediatrician Award, presented by the Florida Pediatric Society and the Florida Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)
"There is no scientific basis whatsoever in their philosophy....It is contrary to what nature intended. It can be very dangerous.
Michael Sonenblum, MD, FAAP
"Just as a three-meals-a-day diet is not right for every adult, no schedule is right for every baby, says Dr. Michael Sonenblum,
Although Babywise says to feed a hungry baby, it usually instructs parents to observe a time interval between feedings, or a certain order of events, such as only feeding the baby after she wakes up. There's another way to tell that your baby is hungry. You can watch your baby for her own signs of hunger.
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends watching for the following early signs or cues by which your baby lets you know when she's hungry.
For more information, please refer to the AAP's Making Sure Your Baby is Getting Enough Milk
… Read MoreEzzo.info notes with sorrow the passing of Michael Mahurin, aka "Metochoi," a pastor who became concerned about the Ezzos' teachings on parenting when he encountered parents, even in his own flock, who believed that following the Ezzos' teachings was the only faithful approach to Christian parenting. Pastor Mike responded by vigorously teaching biblical hermeneutics, logic, and core Christian doctrines like grace and law, both in his congregation and in online discussions. A gifted teacher with an irrepressible sense of humor, Metochoi equipped many Christian parents to use basic biblical hermeneutics and basic logic to evaluate the Ezzo's teachings. In remembrance, here are links to two series he wrote.
Evaluating Biblical Arguments: A Short Course in Biblical Hermeneutics
Read MoreA site called Ezzotruth.com portrays authors Gary and Anne Marie Ezzo as victims of attacks on their parenting programs and personal character by unprincipled people. Because many of the accusations at the site have been discussed in the past, Ezzo.info simply suggests two things to consider: whether the Ezzos' claims of victimhood at the hands of numerous reputable Christian leaders are believable and whether the results in the Ezzos' own family support their teaching. The debate is wearying, but it is crucial to the Christian obligation to pursue truth.
A web site called Ezzotruth.com has been created in response to criticism (like what is found here on Ezzo.info) of Gary and Anne Marie Ezzo and the parenting programs offered by their organization, Growing Families International (GFI). Ezzotruth.com claims that the controversy surrounding the Ezzos is the result of "internet gossip and tabloid journalism." It
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Faith wrote:I ask myself where him please of the Nvidia driver has remained and what should bring me please envy please? If I look in Synaptic, still the outdated driver is included there. SO what does this have to do?
deb http://nvidia.limitless.lupine.me.uk/ubuntu edgy unstable
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According to his wacky view of the world because envy is already present in "Bea" it should auto-launch, auto-install all the needed drivers, and everything should be finished upon first login. He doesn't (want to) understand why this isn't done yet or why it doesn't work that way. All in all this guy is very unpleasant to deal with and plenty of swear words come to my mind. All in all he is a troll, don't waste your kindness and your time on him.clem wrote:Just a quick note, I don't know if it'll help but we never know..: envy is present in Bea.
You should have seen the other thread he started There he was complaining about the language pack issue. Despite the fact that he did fully understand the warnings everywhere where people are told not to change the language during installation he nontheless insists on doing exactly that. And we are all stupid here for not fixing this issue as it should already have been known since December 20, and how come you dare to call that release a "Final" as there are still bugs in it? "Final" releases are supposed to be bug-free, you are not as professional as Microsoft ... blah blah blahclem wrote:Ok no problem. I kinda thought so.. just wasn't sure as I can't read German... Thanks for the advice
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Methamphetamine (Oral Route)
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Methamphetamine (Oral Route)
Drug Information provided by: MicromedexUS Brand Names
Methamphetamine belongs to the group of medicines called central nervous system (CNS) stimulants. This medicine is used to treat attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Methamphetamine increases attention and decreases restlessness in patients who are overactive, unable to concentrate for very long or are easily distracted, and have unstable emotions. It is also used as part of a total treatment program that also includes social, educational, and psychological treatment .
Methamphetamine is also used as a part of short-term plan, along with a low calorie diet, for weight reduction in obese patients who have not been able to lose weight on other therapies .
Methamphetamine may also be used for other conditions as determined by your doctor .
This medicine is available only with a doctor's prescription. Prescriptions cannot be refilled. A new prescription must be obtained from your doctor each time you or your child needs this medicine .
Before Using
In deciding to use a medicine, the risks of taking the medicine must be weighed against the good it will do. This is a decision you and your doctor will make. For this medicine, the following should be considered:
Tell your doctor if you have ever had any unusual or allergic reaction to this medicine or any other medicines. Also tell your health care professional if you have any other types of allergies, such as to foods, dyes, preservatives, or animals. For non-prescription products, read the label or package ingredients carefully.
Appropriate studies have not been performed on the relationship of age to the effects of methamphetamine in children below 12 years of age for weight loss. Safety and efficacy have not been established .
Appropriate studies performed to date have not demonstrated geriatrics-specific problems that would limit the usefulness of methamphetamine in the elderly. However, elderly patients are more likely to have age-related kidney, liver, or heart problems, which may require an adjustment of dosage in patients receiving methamphetamine .
Pregnancy Category | Explanation | |
All Trimesters | C | Animal studies have shown an adverse effect and there are no adequate studies in pregnant women OR no animal studies have been conducted and there are no adequate studies in pregnant women. |
There are no adequate studies in women for determining infant risk when using this medication during breastfeeding. Weigh the potential benefits against the potential risks before taking this medication while breastfeeding.
Drug Interactions
Although certain medicines should not be used together at all, in other cases two different medicines may be used together even if an interaction might occur. In these cases, your doctor may want to change the dose, or other precautions may be necessary. When you are taking this medicine, it is especially important that your healthcare professional know if you are taking any of the medicines listed below. The following interactions have been selected on the basis of their potential significance and are not necessarily all-inclusive.
Using this medicine with any of the following medicines is not recommended. Your doctor may decide not to treat you with this medication or change some of the other medicines you take.
- Brofaromine
- Clorgyline
- Furazolidone
- Iproniazid
- Isocarboxazid
- Lazabemide
- Linezolid
- Moclobemide
- Nialamide
- Pargyline
- Phenelzine
- Procarbazine
- Rasagiline
- Selegiline
- Toloxatone
- Tranylcypromine
Using this medicine with any of the following medicines may cause an increased risk of certain side effects, but using both drugs may be the best treatment for you. If both medicines are prescribed together, your doctor may change the dose or how often you use one or both of the medicines.
- Ritonavir
Other Interactions
Certain medicines should not be used at or around the time of eating food or eating certain types of food since interactions may occur. Using alcohol or tobacco with certain medicines may also cause interactions to occur. Discuss with your healthcare professional the use of your medicine with food, alcohol, or tobacco.
Other Medical Problems
The presence of other medical problems may affect the use of this medicine. Make sure you tell your doctor if you have any other medical problems, especially:
- Agitation, anxiety or tension or
- Arteriosclerosis (hardening of the arteries), severe or
- Drug abuse or dependence, history of or
- Glaucoma or
- Heart disease or
- High blood pressure, moderate or severe or
- Hyperthyroidism—This medicine should not be used in patients with these conditions .
- Heart problems or defects or
- High blood pressure, mild or
- Mental illness (e.g., aggressive behavior, hostility, psychosis, mania, family history of suicide, bipolar illness, depression) or
- Seizures, history of or
- Thyroid problems—Use with caution. Serious side effects may occur .
- Tourette's syndrome, history of or other tics—Children and their families should be checked by their doctor for this condition before taking this medicine .
Proper Use
Take this medicine only as directed by your doctor. Do not take more or less of it, do not take it more often, and do not take it for a longer time than your doctor ordered. If too much is taken, it may become habit-forming (causing mental or physical dependence) .
If you think this medicine is not working properly after you have taken it for several weeks, do not increase the dose. Instead, check with your doctor .
This medicine should come with a Medication Guide. Read and follow these instructions carefully. Ask your doctor if you have any questions .
It is best not to take this medicine late at night because it may cause sleeplessness .
The dose of this medicine will be different for different patients. Follow your doctor's orders or the directions on the label. The following information includes only the average doses of this medicine. If your dose is different, do not change it unless your doctor tells you to do so.
The amount of medicine that you take depends on the strength of the medicine. Also, the number of doses you take each day, the time allowed between doses, and the length of time you take the medicine depend on the medical problem for which you are using the medicine.
- For oral dosage form (tablets):
- For attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder:
- Adults and children 6 years of age and older—At first, 5 milligrams (mg) one or two times a day. Your doctor may increase your dose if needed.
- Children younger than 6 years of age—Dose must be determined by your doctor .
- For obesity:
- Adults, teenagers, and children 12 years of age and older—5 mg taken ½ hour (30 minutes) before each meal.
- Children younger than 12 years of age—Use is not recommended .
- For attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder:
Missed Dose
If you miss a dose of this medicine, take it as soon as possible. However, if it is almost time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and go back to your regular dosing schedule. Do not double doses.
Store the medicine in a closed container at room temperature, away from heat, moisture, and direct light. Keep from freezing.
Keep out of the reach of children.
Do not keep outdated medicine or medicine no longer needed.
Ask your healthcare professional how you should dispose of any medicine you do not use.
It is very important that your doctor check your progress at regular visits to make sure this medicine is working properly and to check for unwanted effects .
If you will be taking this medicine in large doses for a long time, do not stop taking it without first checking with your doctor. Your doctor may want you to reduce gradually the amount you are taking before stopping completely .
Do not take methamphetamine within 14 days of taking an MAO inhibitor such as Eldepryl®, Marplan®, Nardil®, or Parnate®.
This medicine may cause some people to feel a false sense of well-being or to become dizzy, lightheaded, or less alert than they are normally. Make sure you know how you react to this medicine before you drive, use machines, or do anything else that could be dangerous if you are dizzy or are not alert.
Check with your doctor immediately if blurred vision, difficulty in reading, or any other change in vision occurs during or after treatment. Your doctor may want you to have your eyes checked by an ophthalmologist (eye doctor) .
If you have been using this medicine for a long time and you think you may have become mentally or physically dependent on it, check with your doctor. Some signs of dependence on amphetamines are:
- A strong desire or need to continue taking the medicine.
- A need to increase the dose to receive the effects of the medicine.
- Withdrawal effects (for example, mental depression, nausea or vomiting, stomach cramps or pain, trembling, unusual tiredness or weakness) occurring after the medicine is stopped .
This medicine may cause slow growth. If your child is using this medicine, the doctor will need to keep track of your child's height and weight to make sure that your child is growing properly .
Do not take other medicines unless they have been discussed with your doctor. This includes prescription or nonprescription (over-the-counter [OTC]) medicines and herbal or vitamin supplements .
Side Effects
Along with its needed effects, a medicine may cause some unwanted effects. Although not all of these side effects may occur, if they do occur they may need medical attention.
Check with your doctor immediately if any of the following side effects occur:
Rare- Agitation
- Delusions
- Hallucinations
- Blurred vision
- Chest discomfort or pain
- Difficulty breathing
- Dizziness
- Faintness
- False or unusual sense of well-being
- Fast, pounding, or irregular heartbeat or pulse
- Headache
- Nervousness
- Pounding in the ears
- Restlessness
- Shakiness in legs, arms, hands, or feet
- Shortness of breath
- Sleeplessness
- Swelling of feet or lower legs
- Trembling or shaking of hands or feet
- Trouble sleeping
- Troubled breathing
- Twitching, twisting, or uncontrolled repetitive movements of tongue, lips, face, arms, or legs
- Unable to sleep
- Uncontrolled vocal outbursts and/or tics (uncontrolled repeated body movements)
- Unusual tiredness or weakness
Get emergency help immediately if any of the following symptoms of overdose occur:
Symptoms of overdose- Change in consciousness
- Dark-colored urine
- Diarrhea
- Discouragement
- Feeling sad or empty
- Fever
- Irritability
- Lack of appetite
- Loss of consciousness
- Loss of interest or pleasure
- Mood or mental changes
- Muscle cramps or spasms
- Muscle pain or stiffness
- Nausea
- Panic state
- Physical attempt to injure
- Rapid breathing
- Seizures
- Stomach cramps
- Sweating
- Trouble concentrating
- Trouble sleeping
- Violent actions
- Vomiting
Some side effects may occur that usually do not need medical attention. These side effects may go away during treatment as your body adjusts to the medicine. Also, your health care professional may be able to tell you about ways to prevent or reduce some of these side effects. Check with your health care professional if any of the following side effects continue or are bothersome or if you have any questions about them:
Incidence not known- Bad, unusual, or unpleasant (after)taste
- Change in taste
- Constipation
- Decreased interest in sexual intercourse
- Dry mouth
- Hives or welts
- Inability to have or keep an erection
- Indigestion
- Itching
- Loss in sexual ability, desire, drive, or performance
- Passing of gas
- Redness of skin
- Skin rash
- Weight loss
Other side effects not listed may also occur in some patients. If you notice any other effects, check with your healthcare professional.
Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to the FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.


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Your First Year 2013
Your First Year at the Corcoran is not an independent Foundations program but rather an integrated, interdisciplinary experience involving not only all studio programs and faculty but also Arts and Humanities. This yearlong journey focuses on discovery, independence, and community, transitioning seamlessly into students' second-year and departments.
Personal one-on-one advising and individual faculty mentoring help students understand the full range of experience at the college, their best choice for classes and course of study, and issues that arise en route to success.
The Corcoran guides Your First Year education according to the following categories:
Digital Fluency
The Corcoran fosters a course environment that introduces the fundamentals of digital information and the most advanced techniques to artists and designers. Students explore the application and possibilities in emerging technologies (photo, illustration, video, 3D modeling, etc.) as well as a critical relationship to digital software. Hybrid, cross-platform, and cross-media projects create an appreciation of new directions possible with new tools, an essential skill for the future.
Laptop, mobile device, and digital printing basics are taught alongside new digital technology aimed at new modes for expression—for example, life drawing with electronic tablet, sound sampling, and web communication.
Corcoran students will be poised to drive the creation and application of digital information and design.
Visual Fluency
Students explore formal structures of picture, space, and time while applying some of the classic fundamentals of color and design theory, 3D design, and performance. They are guided through dynamic formal exercises tracking increasingly complex systems for communicating ideas and expression. Communication through sign and symbol and expression in space and time may engender outrageous behavior, deep investigation, and cultural awareness.
Students are guided in the expansive and somewhat leveling digital landscape of pictures and words to find a balance between, on one hand, universal access to all pictures all the time, and, on the other, the context and relationships that order narrative and expression.
Spatial Fluency
Sculptural practices and methods can take place in the shop environment of the sculpture lab, our classroom settings, gallery spaces and urban landscape, office, and library. This area of inquiry introduces the essentials of sculpture, installation, and performance within a space, with attention to the relations among artwork, artist, and viewer. Skill development in various materials illuminates how surface, shape, and surrounding all impact meaning. Space and form are extended to incorporate not only the plastic, tangible, or object bound, but social and communicative structures, places of exchange, units of humanity.
This inquiry combines the traditional spatial questions of form, volume, mass, and shape with definitions of sculpture yet to be articulated, at the edges of time and virtual environment.
Cultural Fluency
This instructional space incorporates art history, social studies, and civic awareness. It uses the concrete objects of the gallery and museum as the foil for broad theoretical and historical discussion about the nature and problems of visual culture. Group activities are designed to work across the major landscapes of canonical art works the world over and on to the media terrain of today, situated in economic realities and structures and emerging technologies.
Student are exposed to broad surveys of Western and non-Western cultural activity pertinent to contemporary artists and designers, with specific topics providing ground for discussion and analysis. Rather than a "caves to Cubism" approach, we emphasize the role of creative activity in shaping development of culture. Academic classes are timed to tie in thematically with studio electives.
Along with traditional electives and majors, students explore the artist's role and place in the world, today and in the future.
Critical Fluency
The goals of writing are to write clearly for one's self and for audience, to formulate and express ideas, and to break new ground in form. Writing at the Corcoran develops analytic skills, not only in creative writing but also reviews, essays, and opinion pieces, for example. Multiple critical lenses are introduced tools with which to analyze and critique, express and protest. Students explore how literature and design mutually inform one another.
Students are encouraged to delve into their own experiences for themes and questions as well as popular and theoretical pieces for models and criticism. Late-20th-century trends in literature and criticism are explored alongside web-based, blog, DIY, and social media formats.
Civic Fluency
This is a component of every student's experience, structuring community involvement as a volunteer in hospices, AIDS education organizations, fundraising auctions, etc. Students work closely with the Corcoran's Public Education department.
Specific communal engagement of the more familiar kind—mural and urban design, renewal and pro bono poster and campaign design— extend art learning into the civic realm, in the form of both electives and campus groups. Classes and activities related to societies, structures, power centers, democracy, the built environment, protest, and action complement these activities.
Co-Curricular Initiatives
These initiatives cover the social acclimatization and acculturation to college in general and art school in particular. Advising, counseling, group cohesion, safe and healthy behavior, learning workshops, and celebration offer the most personal and powerful school experience possible.
Competitions, fashion shows, and student music and theatrical performance help generate the kind of total cultural experience best for artists and designers and college freshman. Annual formal parties and art shows celebrate student efforts and expression.
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EDNF continues to develop its research program through and for its Professional Advisory Network (PAN).
2006 to present
EDNF has sought and published current research on its website and through its quarterly on-line newsletter, the PAN Hinge, The PAN Hinge provides up-to-date research regarding Ehlers-Danlos syndrome by body systems to medical professionals across the country. Through this publication, EDNF also shares the availability of each of its developed materials which offer researched based information directed for ophthalmology, dentistry, pediatric care, pain management and most recently, vascular Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.
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Anton Persikov Robert Wood Johnson Medical School "Establishing Molecular Basis of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome by Bio-informatics and Biophysics approaches."
Margret Cassal University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine "A Canine Model of Autosomal Dominance of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome"
To view update on the canine model research, (Read more on this grant here.)
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2004 EDNF spent over $80,000 in 2004 on research related activities. To more efficiently expedite the study of new treatments & diagnostics for EDS, EDNF entered into partnership with the National Organization of Rare Disorders (NORD) and successfully funded its first ever clinical research grants. Announced in October 2004, the two grants were awarded to the following Investigators:
Peter Byers, MD, University of Washington, Seattle, WA. "Structural studies of arteries by quantitative MRI in vascular Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS type lV): genotype/phenotype characterization" (Read more on this grant here.)
Richard Wenstrup, MD Cincinnati Children's Hospital Research Foundation, Cincinnati, OH. "High throughput analysis of extracellular matrix gene expression in connective tissue disorders" (Read more on this grant here.)
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By giving President Obama.
A heartfelt message from the good people of South Carolina.
Did go wrong.
And go to golf back home and home and no -- thank you.
Remember that from the Republican Convention okay.
He can't -- But that did not stopped -- Scott and still making history because the south Carolina Republican congressman will soon be.
South Carolina's newest senator tapped by governor Nikki Haley to replace Jim dement.
In the new -- Scott will be the first African American senator from the south since get this reconstruction.
Pretty historic pretty -- -- this New York Times editorial writer pretty.
Well -- let me quote it obscures the fact that modern black Republicans have been more tokens and signs of progress.
Could they get worse.
Reaction now from senator does -- not.
Tim Scott.
Congress and senators be I don't know what we called his royal wanted I don't know what congratulated him -- the -- all right very good.
-- -- what did you think of that editorial here you are making history.
And here they are getting all stupid.
If I thought it was funny honestly that.
There's no there's no content or substance -- that.
Editorial what what I can say is that very proud that the -- give me an opportunity to reps and the good people of South Carolina because when you look back -- an eighteen year track record.
We were able to create -- and -- to the local level.
We were able to work your billing as a state and -- own we fight for spending reform as a member of congress because you look at a sixteen trillion dollar debt.
An annual deficits deficits over -- trillion dollars we find ourselves in a good position to change direction so that we can save the American dream.
For the American people.
You know our congress have but I talked to the -- you you're replacing senator Jim dement.
Part of the reason why he said he was leaving the senate was because.
He -- limited what he could do I'm paraphrasing -- Super Bowl is just was.
You know it's the Democrats -- Harry Reid runs this place is only so much you can do I guess he felt from the experts at The Heritage Foundation.
He could do more expressed a conservative argument.
More forcefully what -- Think of I think senator -- served South Carolina and our nation.
Incredibly well.
He has now been given an opportunity -- -- to -- -- -- foundation and have a greater impact on the philosophy of America as a man of conviction and principle.
You know you've been afforded that opportunity because of a track record of making a difference so you'll take that difference being a difference maker to the next level.
You know art -- -- would you and -- last edit at the convention accords which sometimes sense.
Yes the argument that the media was making of the Republican Convention at the time was that.
Hope it is -- showcase of minorities in the light and Hispanics in the light.
But but it was like a quadrennial event every four years they do it and then it he goes back to being the all white -- party.
It was a -- and rising dismissive comment.
But it bother you then how do you feel about it now especially in light of this and it.
We gave you you can't take good editorial very seriously if you understand the record of achievement that South Carolina has and a record of achievement that I've been.
Fortune to have in the public office.
Once again having that opportunity to build a local economy as chairman of the county council.
Was a fantastic opportunity to get my feet -- going to the state house and have an opportunity.
For us in South Carolina to land up largest economic development announcement in America.
-- come to south vials of fantastic opportunity.
And it's been a couple years the congress working on spending reform.
America has a spending problem from the -- perspective.
And if we focus our attention on building a greater economy a better economy.
We can find a way to pull ourselves from this -- dollar recovery until -- most robust.
Congressman you're going from a place where Republicans rule.
To where.
Democrats' rule and Harry Reid rules and it's his way or the highway.
He has said it is measured it speaker Boehner.
Wants to bring up tonight that is to separate vote on on on taxes where only those million and over see their rates go higher.
Eyes going no.
In the senate so.
You could be run and into a brick wall.
Well you one of the things about playing football early on -- gotten -- -- running in the tackle dummies on the -- bill and I.
Much -- to an opportunity to go through the senate.
And to work very hard to make make myself available to both sides of the aisle to understand that -- -- the challenges.
And see if you can find common ground on spending reform the one they've I realized.
Was that if you get the ball often enough and it's sooner or later you wake up mineralized.
-- -- to get different -- a different direction.
And this is an opportunity for us as a country to come together and look at the spending trajectory of the nation and change it.
All right well for now -- US congressman before you become next here in the United States senator.
So how are you going to vote tonight.
Your question they do have to tune in live I don't know -- -- losses.
And that's very good I was gonna criticize -- -- promoted me so I'm not gonna has to follow no in all seriousness I mean there are many in your ranks congressman who say.
That speaker Boehner is giving away the shop and and and they understand the dilemma -- CN.
But there are worried and frustrated at all that's being debated right now.
Are the size of tax heights and and and and nothing about whether -- gonna get any spending cuts.
Plus -- the greatest challenges that we've had for a long time they'll last through 2011.
The BCA the debt deal.
It went bad because -- simply did not have a focus on spending reform when you look at the fact our nation has a sixteen trillion dollar debt.
Annual deficits over trillion dollars and entitlements I have to be reformed to save them to protect our seniors.
We need to get serious about that part of the conversation before we go to figuring out how to free.
More revenues.
But -- -- you're a liar heads and as you know I mean you're going to be a busy senator announcing you've probably not in keeping track of how I've.
Played the -- superior to get you guys together.
He's got -- -- a nation that is built to scale muscles and all -- -- but.
I can't understand you guys are much closer than it would appear and I don't.
Did it Wear a deal can't be done and both sides -- Nicklaus.
Arguably over all the right reasons I'm but we stand a very good likelihood of not having to deal done by the end of the year and then everything -- The -- and well I think we should be optimistic -- the president and the speaker are still talking.
There's still communicating and is still working fine tuning.
What will be presented to congress as a whole.
For us to draw conclusions.
This close to the cliff would be inappropriate at least my I don't.
But congress can't I don't happens in Toronto -- right I mean neither is going to be -- vote -- -- separate measure the White House called to waste time.
Harry Reid said he's dead on arrival and am I mean that isn't a movie theater I don't know what it is.
-- there's no question that we will have a vote tonight but there's also no question that we'll have a couple of series of votes.
Between now and into the year do you think I'll get a deal by the end he addresses.
I hope so I hope we find a deal that starts talking first.
With the spending reform and control that's necessary -- -- for us continue to conversation about balancing our budget.
If we could start a conversation.
On the side of controlling spending we have a conversation that could have legs underneath that from my perspective -- -- with the president and the speaker.
Presents over the next few days.
Tom you know postelection a lot of people who criticize.
Grab defeat from what looked like the jaws of victory.
This video that rap against the party is that it's become as I mentioned earlier.
-- old white man party in that minorities are not.
Either invited for the party isn't -- -- What -- stated that and how Republicans correct that humans can.
Well I think if you if you look at the fact that America is the land of opportunity.
And our success has been being able to bring people together -- one vision.
Understand the definition of the American dream believing that that a dream is available for every single child in this country.
If we would start focusing and communicating.
How important is to keep that dream alive for the next generation we will find ourselves on common ground and -- look for common solutions I believe that the the Republican Party.
-- make great gains in the future.
Because Vermont crystallized.
How important it is for us -- -- -- -- work -- crystallized the economic freedom message that is alive and well we're gonna help folks.
I believe America is still sooner -- right.
We're gonna have a -- future.
-- Congress and senator -- thank you very much not let our guys it was also pretty good saying you're just not a great -- not a great -- -- request.
And congratulations again concentrated having.
Things -- aren't used to have a lot of history.
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LOL, 10k. LOL. That makes me over 120 years old....Thanks to you and DJ for coming to the party, which was quite an event....
Today is our buddy, Calinda0530's FIRST GB Anniversary. SUVFan and I are co-hosting a party in her honor on her whiteboard. We hope you can stop by!
Did your 'problem' clear up?! If that doesn't work, try penicillin, LOL. GB really needs to work on their system. Any post that takes longer than 2 seconds to post logs me OUT. Have to copy it, get logged out when trying to post it, then log back in & post it....quickly!! I'll be back....IF they ever get this fixed!!!
Wow you have stop going to your barn. I guess GB land is a thing of the pass. Just post a few place and go on. Will miss the DJ report. Enjoy Life why having fun ay what ever you do!!! :^))
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Hi 10k! Nope, print is still the same size..did ya forget to put on your specs??! Is tomorrow, today?!?!?!?!
Take your time, been this way for a long while so no hurry, lol
We gotta get outta this mundane routine, LOL. Have any ideas?!
Good morning 10k! Sorry I haven't been 'around' lately, working alot & kinda crash when I get home :o\ But alas....it's the weeeeeekend! Thanks for stopping by, I will too!!
Thank you. Happy Thanksgiving to you & DJ.