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Thank you for all your kind & supportive comments, I even took myself off to a car boot sale (I know you guys across the pond call them something else but I can't remember at this moment!)at the farm next door yesterday. I drove, as it's about 500 yards, not far but too far yet when I'd have to walk round the field & then walk home. it was so good to just get out, on my own if only for half an hour or so.
Lainey, I have indeed worn much too yellow! I'm almost scared to wear it now in case it reflects on my face - like buttercup flowers!
Thanks Nancy, I think my sense of humour does get me through a lot - I think it's got even more 'black' lately - I was thinking of calling myself 'Dead Woman Talking'! Hope that doesn't offend anyone, I find I have to deal with all the horrors in this way or they'll take me over.
Charlotte, may you find a Greek God soon! Thank You.
Bob & Betsy, it's nice to have 2 others who know almost exactly how it is. The drinking (& continual trips to the bathroom!), the drainage bags, appetite problems, blah blah. I know our respective problems are all slightly different, but the effects are similar.
Bob, I truly hope you're recovering well from your surgery.
Betsy, oh Betsy, how I know the lethargy & inability after all the procedures. Can't tell you how much I'm looking forward to the next drain replacement....NOT!
I know it's horrible for you too but it is of comfort to know that there is someone else knowing how it is, although I think your ongoing problems are even worse than mine. Just one day at a time eh? It's about all you can do. Fistulas are the most awful things, I had one previously, nothing to do with this illness but another problem. It does seem to be sorted finally but I don't talk about that now for fear of raising the spectre again!
My surgeon doesn't want to do any more surgery either as I found out during the recent admission that I've had far more done than I knew - or frankly want to know! I must say the latest CT pictures were interesting, the Roux-en-Y loop is a most odd looking thing & I seem to have what i can only call a bionic bridge holding bits together.
I'm glad you're still making plans - I have some of them, I can't quite see that I'm going to be employable in the normal way again, only in things that I really don't want to do! Well, maybe I could be an extra on True Blood - I have suitable scars..... Keep on keeping on, are you still watching Eddie Izzard?
Thank you Julia & family & Laura, big smoofs & hugs all round! xxx


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The shiny new gadget you're showing off to friends is probably the least important part of your wireless service. • Sure, it lets you browse the Web, take pictures and even talk to other people. But your choice of carrier will cost you more — in dollars and, potentially, misery caused by an inadequate network — than the phone ever could.
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Evaluate a carrier's coverage first. Verizon offers the most extensive coverage and T-Mobile the weakest, with AT&T and Sprint in between.
If you want Web access on your phone (more on that later), you'll have to check two maps: one for little-faster-than-dialup "2G" service and another for "3G" broadband. Here Verizon again comes out first, Sprint's not far behind, AT&T's limited 3G network holds it back, and T-Mobile, despite upgrades in progress, also suffers from patchy 3G coverage.
These four companies differ in their choice of wireless standards. AT&T and T-Mobile's GSM (Global System for Mobile) technology lets you browse the Web and talk simultaneously and use a phone in most other countries or on another compatible provider here. Sprint and Verizon's CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) lacks those advantages but comes with better domestic coverage.
If you don't use a mobile phone often, prepaid service may be more cost-effective than subscription plans. AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon sell prepaid packages directly, while Sprint does so through its Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile brands.
Among contract-required subscriptions, Sprint's start at $29.99 a month for 200 minutes; AT&T and Verizon's start at $39.99 a month for 400 minutes; and T-Mobile offers 500 minutes for $39.99.
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If more than one person in your household needs mobile service, shared-use plans will cut your bill even further.
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Mobile Web access can rip another hole in your wallet if you let per-megabyte charges accumulate. Web access on simpler "feature" phones can run $10 a month at T-Mobile and Verizon, $15 at AT&T and Sprint. But if you carry a more capable smartphone, you'll pay $30 a month. At AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon, that doesn't include texting, while at Sprint it does.
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A special event is open to the public at a predetermined location on public property, including, but not limited to, city parks, streets, and sidewalks. (Ord.9.59.010).
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So it has been six weeks since my mommy makover. My tummy tucks scar is so red and I was wondering if this will improve? I am most concerned about the vertical incision as it is more visible.
Why is my Tummy Tuck Scar So Red?
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Red Scar
Scars naturally go through a period of maturation as different types of collagen (a Protein) is deposited in the scar. In addition, new blood vessels are growing into the scar often giving it a reddish color. The scar following a tummy tuck typically looks its worst at about 6 weeks following surgery, then starts to fade. The best methods of promoting good healing of the wound are to avoid exposing the scar to the sun, begin a massage program of the scar (I recommend using cocoa butter), and possibly applying a silicone gel or patch to wound
Scar from tummy tuck is as expected and not concerning
Full scar maturation such as from a tummy tuck can require up to a year. At around 8 - 12 weeks the redness will start subsiding. The scar that you have (as seen in your helpful photo) is as expected and is not abnormal.
If you are not already doing so, you may want to inquire of your plastic surgeon about using a scar treating agent like silicone gel or even sheeting as these can help you obtain the best possible scar, everything else being equal.
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Changes in scars after a tummy tuck
Looking at your photo, your scar looks as it should 6 weeks after surgery. You appear to be healing well. Scars go through many stages during the healing process. Full scar maturation takes 6-12 months, so there is a long way to go! At around 6 weeks, all scars are at their reddest. After that time, the scar color starts to slowly fade. Things you can do to help improve the final appearance of your scar include protecting it from the sun, performing scar massage, and potentially using silicone gel products. You can discuss all of these options with your plastic surgeon.
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Scar Healing after Tummy Tuck / Abdominoplasty
Thanks for posting the picture - it makes answering the question much more informative for other patients and allows us to give you more specific advice. As stated by others, scars go through a natural progression. I always tell patients to expect the scar to change over the first six week - at six to eight weeks, the scar may be the reddest and thickest. Then, over the next six to 8 weeks the scar will mature and become softer, thinner and less red. So, you are right at the point where it is expected that the scar is red. You will be very surprised at how much the scar will improve over the next few months. Talk to your surgeon about their recommendations, but many easy treatments include massage, placement of paper tape over the scar or silicone sheeting.
Good Luck with your recovery.
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Red tummy tuck scar
All scars go through maturation and remodeling process over a course of one year. Normally immature scars are red (hyperpigmented). During the maturation period, you want to protect the scar, ie. avoid sun. Being exposed to sun will make the scar more red. When you wear a bathing suit (even if the scar is under the bathing suit), make sure that you apply sun screen.
Why is my tummy tuck scar so red?
If unsightly scars are still present after approximately a year's time, other things that your surgeon may consider are intralesional steroid injections, laser, or just surgical revision of the scar itself.
Hope that this helps! Best wishes!
Why are the tummy tuck scars red?
Scars will actually get redder and firmer for the first 6-8 weeks. They will slowly improve over the following 12 months. This can be helped by sun avoidance and silicone sheeting if you are so inclined.
Scar maturation after tummy tuck
Don't worry. you are only six weeks after surgery. And based on your photo, it looks like you are healing well. Talk to your plastic surgeon about scar massage therapy. Use sun block and sun screen. Remember, it takes months for scars to mature and fade (6-12 months). Hope this helps.
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I had juvederm injected in my nose . When I crinkle up my nose I see two whitish blobs in two spots of my nose under the skin . Can this be the juvederm ? I've had hylauronidase to try and get rid of the juv but it didn't fully work .
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The two most common sources of white changes to the skin on the nose after a filler injection is that the filler has moved pearly white cartilage closer to the surface of the skin, or that the filler is white. Radiesse is chalky white and if injected too close to the skin could be apparent. There could also be some vascular compromise, causing the skin to blanch. You need to have your injector take a look and make sure everything is safe for you.
Juvederm is whitish
Juvederm has a whitish or bluish translucent effect called the Tyndall effect when it's injected too superficially. In the nose, injections can be harder than other areas, and the depths are tougher to navigate. If you have "blobs" or pockets of filler, more hyaluronidase may have been needed to correct this than was done with the first treatment. Sometimes more than one round of hyaluronidase is needed.
Juvederm Looks Whitish?
It would be nice to see a photo of this; however, it is likely that the product may have been placed too superficially in the skin which can easily happen in this location.
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Juvederm Producing Whitish Blobs in Nose?
Juvederm may have produced the whitish discolorations. If this is the case, more hyaluronidase can be injected.
Whitish spots after Juvederm?
Without a photo it is very hard to be sure, but... It does not sound like Juvederm.
As you know Juvederm is clear and the "tyndall" effect we sometimes see is actually bluish grey in color. If you had hyaluronidase injected, it should have dissolved. Could it be Radiesse, which is white and doesn't break down with hyaluronidase? Cartilage, which is in your nose is also white, so there may be another explanation for what you see.
White areas after Juvederm in nose
Without examining you or seeing pictures, it's difficult to know what might be causing the whitish areas that you're seeing on your nose after the Juvederm injection. It could be Juvederm, but this would be an unusual location to get discoloration from the treatment. It's also possible that your issue may be caused from something else.
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The CEO of the IZOD IndyCar Series Randy Bernard has resigned from his position following an emergency board meeting of the series owners on Sunday afternoon.
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After a week of rumours about his position as the CEO of the IZOD IndyCar Series, Randy Bernard has officially stepped down following an emergency teleconference of the board of directors of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Corporation on Sunday afternoon.
IMSC president Jeff Belskus will take over as CEO on an interim basis. Previously announced plans for a 19-race season in 2013 will continue uninterrupted.
"We are very grateful for the tireless effort that Randy has invested into learning, understanding and working to grow the IndyCar Series over the last three racing seasons," said Belskus.
"As both Randy and our organisation have reflected on the past season and as we look toward the opportunities ahead and how to best take advantage of them, we agreed that the timing was right to pursue separate paths," he added.
A former CEO of the Professional Bull Riders series, Bernard joined IndyCar in March 2010 on a five-year contract and has said repeatedly that he would not leave the series prematurely before the end of that period unless asked to do so by the owners.
However, speculation about his position reached fever pitch on Friday with reports in the Indianapolis Business Journal quoting anonymous "sources familiar with the situation" to assert that Bernard had already been fired by the series owners on Thursday and was currently negotiating a severance package.
The reports were strongly refuted by a IMSC spokesperson on Friday, who said: "Randy has not been terminated and his employment status is the same as it was last week and last month."
Doug Boles had added: "At this point, Randy is not fired. That is the case at the moment and in the future." That future turned out to be a little over 48 hours.
Officially, Sunday's emergency board telemeeting was only called after Friday's IBJ story sparked a media storm that many on the board felt made Bernard's position as CEO untenable and which could only be resolved by a "mutual separation."
In the official statement confirming his exit, Bernard is quoted as saying he is confident he leaves IndyCar in a better condition than he found it when he took on the role three years ago.
"I have enjoyed the opportunity to work with the entire IndyCar community, its teams, drivers, loyal partners and fans," said Bernard said. "The last three years have produced some exciting, and some difficult, times.
"I am proud of what everyone at IndyCar has been able to accomplish since I came on board," he added. "We have created a foundation for IndyCar that positions it to grow over the next several years."
Bernard also thanked the Hulman-George family that owns and runs the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for "giving me the opportunity and privilege to work with the organization and to help set a course and direction for IndyCar."
Bernard indicated that he would maintain an advisory capacity with the series that would allow him to continue to provide input to IndyCar in the future. "I have developed a passion for the sport of IndyCar, and I look forward to being involved at a strategic level as an advisor to the IndyCar leadership.
"As IndyCar fans, we need to unify behind the sport in order to move it to the next level, and I look forward to providing input and being part of that unified voice along the way," he added.
Interim CEO Jeff Belskus thanked Bernard for piloting the series through some difficult time, which included the introduction of a brand new chassis and engine technical specification for the first time in nine years.
Belskus has previously served as interim CEO of IndyCar from July 2009 until Bernard's appointment in March 2010. He will continue to serve in his present roles as CEO and president of the International Motor Speedway.
Belskus said that no specific timeline for finding a permanent replacement had yet been agreed, and would likely be tied into an overall review of the leadership of the series. That review would be supported by global business management firm The Boston Consulting Group and would include consultation with existing IndyCar stakeholders.
He reiterated that Bernard's departure and the management review did not mean that the series was about to be sold to an investment group led by former IMS and IndyCar president Tony George, who is leading a takeover bid that involves a number of current team owners.
"Once again, IndyCar is not for sale, and the organization remains completely committed to owning and operating IndyCar," he said.
The official statement announcing Bernard's departure did not state any reasons at all for the move, but the decision by the board to accept Bernard's resignation as CEO is believed to be motivated by a sharp rise in losses by the series in 2012.
IBJ's report on Friday said that these had spiked to over $7m, partly due to the last-minute cancellation of a lucrative race scheduled for China over the summer. That had been expected to bring in around $9m in sanctioning fees until the local authorities pulled out of the arrangement.
While popular with fans, Bernard's decision to stand up to team owners over key decisions has left him increasingly at odds with them in recent months. The cost of replacement parts for the new Dallara chassis was also a major bone of contention between the owners and Bernard's management team. Rumours that some of the car owners were actively lobbying the board of owners to have Bernard removed surfaced in May in the run-up to the Indianapolis 500, and Bernard controversially went public to confirm the rumours via Twitter.
After that the speculation died down, but since the end of the 2012 season last month the rumours have returned up and gathered even more momentum. The news that a formal buyout bid had been presented to the board by Tony George only escalated the furore still further.
Tony George is a controversial figure for many fans of US open sport, who still hold him responsible for the schism in US open wheel racing that resulted when he set up the Indy Racing League in the 1990s to break away from CART sanctioning. It was a split that wasn't resolved until the reunification of IRL with CART's rump Champ Car World Series in 2008, by which time the sport's popularity had nosedived in comparison with NASCAR.
Even if the mooted buyout was to go through, George is unlikely to want to take over again as CEO. The investment group behind the takeover bid is said to have the involvement of motorsports marketer Zak Brown, who is seen as the leading replacement for Bernard as CEO.
Other suggested candidates are Andretti Autosport's executive vice president and chief operating officer John Lopes, or Daytona International Speedway's president Joie Chitwood III, a former chief operating officer at IMS for seven years when George was the CEO there.


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