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California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board
Includes a link to the Administrative Procedure Act, California regulations, and all agency precedent decisions. You can also view a video, "How to Prepare for Your Appeal Hearing," to help you prepare for your hearing appealing a denial of unemployment insurance. The video is on on the agency's home page.
Division of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH, aka Cal/OSHA)
Agency conducts investigations rather than hearings.
Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH)
OAH runs administrative hearings for over 1,400 state and local government agencies. OAH also has alternative dispute resolution and mediation services, which work to find a settlement agreeable to both sides. This website also has a link to the Administrative Procedure Act (part of the Government Code) that provides rules for hearings run by the OAH.
State Board of Equalization
The Board of Equalization's website.
Franchise Tax Board
The Franchise Tax Board's website.
LawHelpCa.org: Taxes
Links to information on whether you have to pay state income taxes as a Native American, welfare, and more. (Select your county or enter your zip code for information specific to the area that you live in.)
California Public Law Libraries
This website provides extensive online self-help information, listing of county law libraries, AskNow law librarian service, mini-research classes, general research, and links to more resources.
California Office of the Attorney General
California Attorney General's website provides a list of contacts for those who believe that they are the victims of discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, ancestry, sex, religion, age, marital status, sexual orientation, or disability.
LawHelpCa.org--Individual and Civil Rights
This site includes a section for victims, which has information on housing discrimination, job discrimination, prisoners' rights, rights of accused, victims' rights, other civil rights, and other discrimination problems. (Select your county or enter your zip code for information specific to the area you live in.)
Unlawful Discrimination: Your Rights and Remedies, Civil Rights Handbook (3d ed., Aug. 2001)
This handbook discusses both California and federal laws that protect your civil rights. California and federal law should be examined together to get a complete picture of the law on a particular topic. By the California Attorney General.
Important: All agencies that get state or federal funding are required to have a process to investigate complaints of civil rights violations.
American With Disabilities Act: ADA Home Page
This site was created by the U.S. Department of Justice.
California Courts: ADA Coordinators
Each California court has an Americans With Disabilities Act coordinator to help persons with disabilities. You can ask a court clerk to speak with your court's ADA coordinator.
For Persons With Disabilities Requesting Accommodations
A list of questions and answers about disability issues and access to the justice system.
The Americans With Disabilities Act: Civil Rights for People with Disabilities
This site has information for non-lawyers. Created by the Council for Disability Rights.
LawHelpCa.org: Disability
This website includes information on education rights, assistive technology, mental health issues, and rights of the disabled.
Videos on the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Process
A series of 5 short videos, put together by Inland Counties Legal Services, provide useful information on SSI and the SSI process. Although the videos specifically refer to Inland Counties Legal Services, the information on the process is general. Go to LawHelpCa.org: Disabilityto find a legal aid program like Inland Counties Legal Services in your area.
Disability Access Services
This site was created by the California Department of Rehabilitation.
Judicial Council Programs: Access and Fairness Advisory Committee
This page gives background information on the California Judicial Council's programs to ensure access and fairness in the state court system.
Information for People With Disabilities
The federal Department of Housing and Urban Development created this site for people with disabilities.
Disability Rights California (DRC)
DRC helps people with physical, developmental, or psychiatric disabilities. DRC offers referrals to other resources, advocacy training, and representation in administrative and judicial proceedings, investigation of abuse and neglect, and legislative advocacy.
Publications on the Americans With Disabilities Act
A list of publications with information on the Americans With Disabilities Act. Posted by Disability Rights California.
Housing Problems
Publications to help people with disabilities with housing problems. Posted by Disability Rights California.
Construction-Related Accessibility Claims: Information and Instructions to Assist Defendants
You may be entitled to ask for a 90-day stay (temporary stoppage) and Early Evaluation Conference if you have been sued in a case involving a claim of construction-related accessibility, including claims under Civil Code section 51, 54, 54.1, or 55. Read this information sheet to find out more.
Construction-Related Accessibility Claims: Information and Instructions to Assist Plaintiffs
An eligible defendant in a case with construction related disability access claims may seek an Early Evaluation Conference and a 90-day stay of those claims. The eligibility requirements are set forth in Civil Code section 55.53(c). Read this information sheet to find out more.
Workplace and Employment Issues for People with Disabilities - Video Series
A series of six "know your rights" videos in American Sign Language (ASL) with English captioning. The videos feature deaf interpreters explaining concepts relevant to workers who are deaf or hard of hearing, including: discrimination, reasonable accommodation, unemployment insurance, temporary disability benefits, and leaves of absence. Two of the videos are geared specifically toward survivors of domestic violence, sexual harassment, and stalking. By the Legal Aid Society Employment Law Center.
California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH)
DFEH investigates complaints of discrimination in employment, housing, public accommodations, and hate violence. The Website has information on California's fair employment laws, frequently asked questions, brochures, and forms.
Or call or fax DFEH:
Fax: 1-916-478-7320 (Employment/Public Accommodations)
Fax: 1-510-622-2956 (Housing)
LawHelpCa.org: Job Discrimination
Links to information on employment discrimination based on disability, a prior criminal record, national origin, gender identity, and more. (Select your county or enter your zip code for information specific to the area that you live in.)
U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
This Website has information about employment discrimination.
Workplace and Employment Issues for People with Disabilities - Video Series
A series of six "know your rights" videos in American Sign Language (ASL) with English captioning. The videos feature deaf interpreters explaining concepts relevant to workers who are deaf or hard of hearing, including: discrimination, reasonable accommodation, unemployment insurance, temporary disability benefits, and leaves of absence. Two of the videos are geared specifically toward survivors of domestic violence, sexual harassment, and stalking. By the Legal Aid Society Employment Law Center.
Resources for Self-Represented People in the Northern District of California
Provides information and useful documents to people who are representing themselves in civil cases in the Northern District of California.
This site links to any federal government information available on the Internet on your topic.
Index of U.S. Government Departments and Agencies
This page provides a list, in alphabetical order, of all federal government departments and agencies with links to their respective websites.
Finding Primary Law: Cases, Statutes, and Regulations
This web page by the Sacramento County Public Law Library provides a list and links to many legal federal websites, including federal laws, courts, and federal agencies.
Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
The official U.S. government website for the IRS.
I-CAN! Earned Income Credit Module
Website helps low-wage earners claim the earned income credit and electronically file their federal tax returns. Created by The Legal Aid Society of Orange County.
LawHelpCa.org: Taxes
Links to information and assistance regarding state and federal taxes. (Select your county or enter your zip code for information specific to the area that you live in.)
Hate Crime Prevention Guides
These brochures, posted by the California Office of the Attorney General, define "hate incident" and "hate crime." They also describe what we can do to prevent hate crimes, what services are available, and how victims can obtain assistance. These are available in Arabic, Armenian, Chinese, English, Hindi, Korean, Punjabi, Spanish, and Vietnamese. Click for publications on prevention and education.
Your Rights and Remedies as a Victim of Hate Violence
By the California Association of Human Relations Organizations, this page provides information on what to do if you are a victim, how to respond, who to contact, how to seek compensation, and which community organizations can provide assistance. Click for a listing of legal assistance and advocacy organizations.
Hate Crimes: Ralph Civil Rights Act
California's Ralph Civil Rights Act provides protection from hate crimes. It prohibits violence or threats of violence based on age, ancestry, color, disability, national origin, political affiliation, position in a labor dispute, race, religion, sex, and sexual orientation.
Videos on Identity Theft by the Federal Trade Commission:
LawHelpCa: Dealing with Identify Theft
Information on identity theft, form letters you can use and other tools to help you if you are a victim of identity theft.
California Office of the Attorney General: Identity Thet- Resources
This site provides information specifically for victims of identity theft who have had their identities stolen and used by a criminal. Posted information includes Consumer Information Sheets in English, Spanish, and Chinese with tips on how to protect your personal privacy, preventing the identity theft of your child or the deceased, and freezing your credit files. It also includes a useful resource: How to Use the California Identity Theft Registry: A Guide for Victims of 'Criminal' Identity Theft.
California Department of Motor Vehicles: Information about Fraud and Identity Theft
Information about identity theft, including links to other sites with more information and details about what the DMV does to protect you from identity theft and what to do to when contacting them if you have become a victim.
This site posted by the U.S. Department of Justice includes questions and answers about identity theft, as well as tips for prevention and what to do if you become a victim. It also includes a simple quiz for consumers to help you find out how to reduce the risk of becoming a victim of identity theft.
Dealing with Identity Theft
A toolkit developed to help you figure out what to do if you have been a victim of identity theft. It includes programs to help you write letters to creditors, debt collectors and credit bureaus, and much more. This toolkit was developed by The People's Law Library of Maryland but has information that can help Californians as well.
Identity Theft Victims Assistance Network
Find resources to help you if you are a victim of identity theft.
Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC)
ITRC is a nonprofit, nationally respected program dedicated exclusively to identity theft. It provides consumer and victim support and advises governmental agencies, legislators, and companies about this evolving and growing crime. It includes basic information, from the steps you need to take as a victim of identity theft to guides on the emotional impact and effective communication. Also available in Spanish and Chinese.
Identity Theft: What to Do if It Happens to You
This guide provides victims of identity theft with instructions on how to regain their financial health and where to get more help. By the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse.
U. S. Postal Service
Advice from U. S. Postal Service inspectors on how to protect yourself from identity theft in general, as well as tips specific to mail service. The USPS site includes links for more information, tips, and how to contact your local postal inspector.
Credit Repair Scams: They Make Your Money Disappear
An illustrated fact sheet that describes what a credit report is and how to find out what is in your credit report. Explains how to correct inaccurate information in your report and advises caution with credit repair companies and guaranteed credit claims. By Consumer Action: available in English and Spanish.
Don't Fall for the Wrong Call: Protect Yourself Against Telemarketing Fraud
An eight-page, in-depth guide that provides information on common tricks and charitable donation scams used by telemarketers, how to answer sales calls, warning signs of fraud, how to protect yourself from unwanted calls, your rights under the law, and how you can sue telemarketers who do not honor your wishes not to be called. The guide also contains a listing of complaint-handling agencies and other helpful resources. By Consumer Action: available in English, Spanish, Korean, Chinese, and Vietnamese.
How to Avoid Becoming a Victim of Insurance Fraud
An illustrated brochure describing the warning signs of insurance fraud and some concrete steps you can take to avoid becoming a victim. Though written specifically to help Asian Americans, this brochure contains information helpful to all consumers. It details several types of insurance fraud, such as fake policies, premium fraud, unlicensed agents, unnecessary services, and insurance scams. It also describes how to get your money back and where to complain about insurance fraud. By Consumer Action.
Preventing Credit Card Fraud: Learn How to Protect Yourself
A brochure, available in English and Spanish, that describes how thieves steal and use credit cards and card numbers and explains how to protect your credit card and what to do if your card has been stolen. By Consumer Action.
High-Tech Crime: Protecting Yourself in the Computer Age
By the California Attorney General's Crime and Violence Prevention Center.
Online Privacy: Using the Internet Safely
This site offers crime-prevention tips and advice for victims of high-tech crimes and identity theft, and links to other sites for victims of cyberabuse. By the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse.
Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)
IC3 serves as a vehicle to receive, develop, and refer criminal complaints about the rapidly expanding arena of cybercrime. IC3 is a partnership between the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the National White Collar Crime Center.
Own the Dream (Únete al sueño)
This site provides an in-depth eligibility screening tool for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), as well as a national directory of nonprofit immigration legal services providers and a calendar of community events, among other resources. In Spanish. Also check out the free mobile app, Pocket DACA, that helps immigrants brought into the country as children understand the DACA process and find resources in all 50 states.
This website will help you to answer important questions about your eligibility for citizenship through naturalization. It will also help you to understand the naturalization process and prepare for the naturalization tests.
LawHelpCalifornia.org: Immigration
This website includes information on naturalization and citizenship, public benefits for immigrants, temporary protected status (TPS), political asylum, and refugee status.
Immigrant Legal Resource Center
Find information to understand immigration law and your rights as an immigrant. Read too about how to protect yourself from fraud by immigration assistants.
National Immigration Law Center: Community Education Materials
This Website provides Know-Your-Rights Alerts and Information, including, disaster assistance, benefits, affidavits of support, and public charge information for immigrants.
Disability Rights California
This website has information for people with disabilities on many benefits-related topics, including immigration.
U.S. Department of Justice, Executive Office for Immigration Review
The official website of the U.S. Department of Justice's Executive Office for Immigration Review. Provides information on the immigration process, contact directory, the Legal Orientation and Pro Bono Program, listing of free legal services, forms, frequently asked questions, immigration courts nationwide, and other immigration resources
U.S. State Department
The official website of the U.S. State Department.
Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) Precedent Decisions
List of PDF files of precedent decisions. Posted by the U.S. Department of Justice's Executive Office for Immigration Review.
Alliance of Legal Document Assistant Professionals
Help finding a legal document assistant.
California Association of Legal Document Assistants
Legal document assistants are nonlawyers who help people fill out legal forms.
Find an Attorney - Tips
A list of suggestions to help you find a lawyer. Created by the State Bar of California.
How Can I Find and Hire the Right Lawyer?
A State Bar of California pamphlet.
State Bar of California Member Search
This site provides information about attorneys, including public records of discipline. You can use the member search to see if someone is an attorney in California.
What Can I Do If I Have a Problem With My Lawyer?
A State Bar of California pamphlet.
California Rules of Professional Conduct
This site lists the rules governing the conduct of attorneys. Posted by the State Bar of California.
Can the Client Security Fund Help You?
A State Bar of California pamphlet.
State Bar of California Attorney Discipline System
This site has an overview of the State Bar of California's attorney discipline system. This system investigates complaints against attorneys and prosecutes attorneys if the complaints seem justified. The discipline system also helps consumers with common attorney-client problems that do not rise to the level of grounds for filing a complaint.
State Bar of California Mandatory Fee Arbitration
The State Bar of California administers a mandatory fee arbitration program to resolve fee disputes between lawyers and their clients. The program is an informal, lower-cost forum and is mandatory for a lawyer if a client requests it. Mediation of the dispute may also be available in some areas in California.
If you are a member of the military or a veteran and are involved in a court case, you may have certain rights and protections. To let the court know you are or were in the armed services or reserves, you can use the form Notification of Military Status (Form MIL-100). This form can also be used by someone on behalf of a member of the military or a veteran.
ABA Home Front
Legal resources for military families. Includes a directory of assistance programs by state. Click for the California directory.
LawHelpCal.org: Veterans and Military
Resources for Recently Activated Military Personnel
The California Department of Child Support Services provides information for recently activated personnel with child support orders.
Legal help for military members, veterans and their families. Includes information on several topics like benefits, education, employment, family law, estate planning, housing, immigration, etc. You can find forms and letters, and legal help in your area.
LawHelpCa.org: Native American Issues
Find information on the Indian Child Welfare Act, tribal government, and other Native American issues. (Select your county or enter your zip code for information specific to the area that you live in.)
California Native Issues - the Tribal Court Clearinghouse
This page contains links to California Native specific information and resources. Refer to California Tribal Court/BJA for more resources specific to California Tribal Court Development and the Bureau of Justice Assistance Tribal Court Assistant (TCAP) Program.
Index of Native American Legal Resources on the Internet
This website includes an extensive directory of legal sources related to indigenous issues, as well as information on college programs devoted to indigenous legal issues, and legal practices with specialties in indian law in the United States.
Directory of California Department of Social Services websites
Directory prepared by the California Department of Social Services with links to websites for the different public benefits programs in our state.
LawHelpCa.org: Public Benefits
This website includes information on child care and foster care, welfare, social security, Medi-Cal and Medicare, Food Stamps, homelessness, unemployment insurance, nursing homes, mental health, control over health care decisions, and prescription drug benefits. (Select your county or enter your zip code for information specific to the area that you live in.)
Your Guide to Public Benefits in California
A guide for older americans to help you find, understand and apply for programs in your state. Prepared by the AARP Foundation.
Finding Primary Law: Cases, Statutes, and Regulations
This web page by the Sacramento County Public Law Library provides a list and links to many legal state and federal websites, including legal sites, courts, and administrative agencies.
State (California)
California Constitution
This site does not post all regulations of the State of California. If you need a regulation that is not posted, your public law library may be able to help.
California Rules of CourtLocal
Local Codes and Charters
If your community's local code and charter are not on the above site, look for copies of your local laws at your public law library or local public library .
Local Rules of Court
The court in each county has its own local rules of court. The local rules for each court tell you how that court does things. For example, local rules will often tell you about the forms required in your case. Or if there is more than one courthouse in the county, the local rules may tell you where to file your case. They will also explain if there are certain guidelines that the court uses for some types of cases. If you do not follow the local rules, your case may be delayed while you correct something.
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United States Constitution
Supreme Court Opinion Collection
Nearly all of the U.S. Supreme Court opinions issued since May 1990 are available from the Cornell Law School Legal Information Institute.
Supreme Court Decisions
U.S. Supreme Court decisions from 1937 to 1974. You can also get opinions at your public law library or from a commercial service.
American Bar Association Consumers' Guide to Legal Help
This website can help you find information and free and low-cost legal help in many states.
This website can help you find legal help and resources in each state in the United States.
Center for Elder Rights Advocacy
Provides links to various legal hotlines throughout the country, including but not limited to legal aid for the elderly.
California Elections and Voter Information
Information provided by the California Secretary of State about the election process in California, voter information, ballot measures, election information, and voter registration and participation. Includes information on multilingual voter services.
Your Voting Rights
Information for voters on your voting rights, registering to vote, registration drives, voting by mail or in person, and ballot measures and candidates. Provided by the League of Women Voters Education Fund
Smart Voter
Nonpartisan election information about all contests on the ballots in every state. Intended to help voters make informed decisions. All candidates in participating counties and states are offered free web space to help inform voters. Includes voter frequently asked questions. League of Women Voters Education Fund
A Voting Guide for Currently or Formerly Incarcerated Californians
Information for Californians who are currently incarcerated or have been incarcerated about their right to vote, how to register to vote, and contact information for local county election offices throughout the state. Prepared by the California Secretary of State.
LawHelpCa.org: Work
This website includes information on unemployment insurance, workers' compensation, pensions, and wrongful termination and working conditions. (Select your county or enter your zip code for information specific to the area that you live in.)
LawHelpCa.org: Job Discrimination
This website refers you to local legal help on issues related to discrimination at work. (Select your county or enter your zip code for information specific to the area that you live in.)
Legal Aid Society - Employment Law Center
This website provides information on the Employment Law Center's programs to assit low income Californians with issues like workers' rights, disability rights at work, unemployment insurance, wage and hour claims, and many more.
"How to Prepare for Your Appeal Hearing" video
Prepared by the California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board to help you prepare for your hearing appealing a denial of unemployment insurance.
Workplace and Employment Issues for People with Disabilities - Video Series
A series of six "know your rights" videos in American Sign Language (ASL) with English captioning. The videos feature deaf interpreters explaining concepts relevant to workers who are deaf or hard of hearing, including: discrimination, reasonable accommodation, unemployment insurance, temporary disability benefits, and leaves of absence. Two of the videos are geared specifically toward survivors of domestic violence, sexual harassment, and stalking. By the Legal Aid Society Employment Law Center.
California Workers' Compensation System
This site has an overview of the California workers' compensation system. Posted by the Division of Workers' Compensation of the California Department of Industrial Relations.
Department of Industrial Relations Workers' Compensation Links
This site has links to workers' compensation-related sites within the California Department of Industrial Relations.
Workers' Compensation Appeals Board
This section of the Department of Industrial Relations' website provides guidance and leadership to the workers' compensation community through case opinions and regulations.


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Update: Dh got his s/a results, very bad.
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Mobility- 30%
Update: Dh got his s/a results, very bad.
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Was on depo for nearly 7 years, came off due to menopausal symptoms 4 years ago. (I have two teenage children but remarried this year) My Cycle came back fairly quickly (after 4 months) but was short 23-25 days, hardly any bleeding and still the same now, although more painful. we have been TTC for a year now, m/c last dec @ 4w 5d. I beleive I have had a couple of v.faint BFP's since but no stickies
Had a Lap done in Aug, no endo, a few small Fibroids (maybe reason for pain???)
I have started doing more phys, taking vitamins, evening primrose oil. flaxseed oil and now have NPC to try, even if it all just helps the cycle and PMS i am having so much trouble with.
Hoping for another xmas BFP (but a stickie one!)
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Me-35,DH-36,DS-16,DD-15.TTC for 15 months, m/c @ 4w 5d Dec'07 and fibroids.
I'm 27 yrs old, I was diagnosed with severe endometriosis in 2006 through a laparoscopy (July 2006). (Most likely I have had endometriosis since 14 yrs old). The lap was done for a cyst on my left ovary.
With my laparoscopy my dr. couldn't get the cyst all the way, so my dr. told me that I would need a laparotomy, so the following month I had my laparotomy done.
with my laparotomy, I had half of my left tube & half of my left ovary removed.
I was told by my dr. that I would have the best chance of having a baby through IVF. This was because of my left side & my husbands low sperm/motility.
I had my 2nd laparoscopy done in March 2007, for another cyst on my left ovary. having 3 surgeries has caused a slightly elevated FSH level.
So Before starting IVF I went for an HSG test, it turned out that my right tube was blocked.
I started off with my first IVF cycle- Sept. 2007; my first cycle did work, but I ended up miscarrying. we used my husbands sperm got very poorly developed eggs.
2nd IVF cycle feb. 2008- stimulation meds increased, I only got 1 egg & multiple cysts.
3rd IVF cycle- Sept 2008: pretty good response to stimulation meds. I got 6 eggs better quality, we used donor sperm. We transferred 5 eggs; I ended up with 3 negative pregnancy tests. I'm really confused on what happened & a little upset.
Truthfully... I wish I never did IVF, all the drs. told me "oh it'll be easy to get you pregnant, since you are young". That's not always true in my case.
Lets see.... I went Nov. 25th for a 2nd HSG test & my right tube is open YEA!!! I was very surprised it was open, I wasn't expecting it to be open. Since I have the right side, I am going to try on my own. I'm not sure how easy that'll be though due to my endometriosis, & 1.5 ovaries & 1.5 tubes, & recurrent ovarian cysts. It'll probably be a little harder; I'm not sure.
BONNIE- 30 yrs old
Laparotomy done & 3 laparoscopies done. 3 IVF cycles done- no pregnancy
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well it seems like i'm always STC with every child..
This is my third try for a little girl..it will be my dh's 5 child i went off the pill in July 08
it took me 8 months to get pregnant with my first
it took me a year to get pregnant with my second
I know that seems like a walk in the park with all the waiting most of you are going through
So i'm figuring this time will be even longer
a couple of months ago i went to the er with cysts all over my ovairies and the dr said it looked like i had PCOS so i went to my doctor and she said she didn't think so and pu tme on provera and clomid I've done two rounds of that and this month af came on her own:gome:
So you all keep me in your prayers and i will do the same for you!!!
to you all!!
Diagnosis: Unexplained.
TTC for 17 months. Ultrasounds normal no problems. HSG on November 11, 2008, everything clear and flowing. Bloodwork no problems. Spouse checked and he is good. Started 1st Clomid December 3, 2008. Received first positive OPT yesterday, 12/17/08. TTC! TTC! TTC! My birthday is December 27 which ironically is my scheduled 1st cycle date. So praying for a BFP on that date.:pray:
Here's my story:
DH has issues, some of which are taken care of with meds, but related inabilities are not taken care of as of yet.
We tried for almost a year without any success on his part. I read about using Instead cups and he is able to, um deposit, in them (sorry :tmi. We are on second cycle trying Instead. I am beginning to think this one was a bust too (the girls aren't as sore as they have been, so I'm pretty sure AF is on her way) though although I'm not out of the race yet.
DH does not want to use more specialized fertility methods until we've tried Instead for a few more months.
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My name is Kristin, I am 23 my DH is Derek also 23. I got pregnant with my first child when I was 15 just shy of 16. My son Jereth Isaiah was born at 22w due to his father beating me up when i was pregnant. Jereth was born 12-26-00. Fast Forward 5 years I moved to SD and met my now DH we started dating and a couple months later bam We got pregnant the first time with twins with no problems. Well I had a miscarraige in the end of May. I was around 5 weeks. I didnt know I was pg with twins until 6 days after DH and I got married. I woke up with blood everywhere. I went to the er. they did an ultrasound and said that the baby was dead and that I would need a D&C. I was told to see the dr in town that does the surgery to get my surgery date. I went to see him and he said he wanted to wait a week to let me try to do it on my own. Aug 2 2005 I had the surgery. A month later we were cleared to TTC again. We figured since we got pregnant so fast it would happen again WRONG!! We kept trying and trying and I got pregnant but miscarried everytime. Finally my periods stopped. Dh and I were at a loss. I went to my dr and they ran test after test all came back normal. I got dx with unexplained infertility and DH was sent in for a SA. He came back with a 10million count (LOW) and they had some motility issues. DH was given clomid. DH took the clomid for one month and had another SA it was the same. He stopped his clomid. It is now September 2006 and I fell pregnant again. The dr said everything was ok the first visit. I made it to 14 weeks and lost the baby. Every single ultrasound the baby's heart rate went down. So now its December of 06 my next cycle wasnt until January. I decided to be naugty and take some of DH's clomid and my own to make 100mg for my January 07 cycle. Well I took I took the 100mg and I left it at that. I didnt temp I didnt pay attention to my cycle. Well Feb 07 comes and I get the flu. Then March comes and my B day is the 2nd and Dh's is the 13th. I still hadnt gotten AF and decided to buy a pregnancy test to take so that I could call mydr and get my provera. Well much to my sleepy eyes. BFP!!!!!!!!!!!! YAY I had my little Suprise miracle on October 9th 2007 his name is Jaxon Tyler. I was induced with him because I had high blood pressure and severely bad pitting edema. Ok so Fast forward again. Dh and I started talking about getting pg again but decided to wait to actually TRY until Jaxon was 1. Well in June I got pregnant ON OUR OWN!!! YAY well not so much July 4th another miscarraige. DH and I were also seperated during this time. I had already filed for my divorce due to inappropriate behavior on DH's part. Well we decided to give our marraige another shot we stopped the divorce. Our first cycle officially TTC # 2 is This month. I just had a chemical pregnancy that ended on 12/23 I was 4w5d. Because of this chemical pregnancy I now have 7 angels in heaven. My dr and I have a plan I am on 100mg of clomid for 4 months. Then if no BFP I will go back to 50mg of clomid and 1500mg of Metformin.
Diagnosis: voluntary sterilization (me) 13 yrs ago, insulin-resistant, morbidly obese according to the oh-so-popular BMI charts
My story: DH and I have been together 6 yrs, married for 5. We've talked about having a baby but it's been just talk. The last few months, though, it's been serious. So we made an appt.
Options are to either have a reversal or IVF. Either way, I gotta lose a lot of weight. At the time, I thought the tubal was right. I did not want to have another child by myself. Too bad I couldn't foresee the future.
Children: Me - 2 (19 & 14); DH - 2 (32 & 30); working on OUR first! Both tubes are confirmed open!!
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Diagnosis: Incompetent Cervix and my weight also plays an issue (underweight but cant seem to gain no matter what I try). Just diagnosed with Secondary Infertility...I will be finding out more soon.
My Story: I had an unexplained miscarriage at the age of 16, then at 19 I got pregnant with my first daughter. The pregnancy was very high risk and very complicated. I ended up having an emerency induction 5 weeks early due to Placenta Accreta & some other issues. During delivery, I damaged my cervix. After DD was born, we decided to try again, but I had 4 miscarriages from 2005-2006. We gave up after that because we figured my cervix would just dilate prematurely every time. I remained off any form of birth control. All of this really caused stress in my marriage, I left, and we seperated for almost four months & getting divorced and I got together with someone else (please dont judge me -but I have to explain this also since it plays a part). For a good few weeks in December 2007, my boyfriend and best friend kept joking that I was eating like I was pregnant, plus all my cravings, and even my boobs had grown. On December 20th, 2007 I got a BFP. I called my DH to tell him I was pregnant and two days later I informed my boyfriend. It was shortly after that that I broke it off with the boyfriend because he asked for an abortion. Now mind you -from 2005 to this point, it had taken almost three years for me to get a sticky BFP. I was offended. DH and I decided to save whatever was left of our broken marriage. ...Shortly after DD #2 was born, in October 2008, I got pregnant again but it ended in November. ...Now here we are again. It has only been 3 months since trying again but with my history, we are probably in it for the long haul once again.
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Hi there,
Cause of not getting that BFP: unexplained
Months TTC: 11 months
DBF has no trouble in this departement since he got his ex pregnant while she was still on the pill.
For my part, I'm in my young twenties and every women in my family have the ability to get pregnant within three months. I've tried everything from changing exercise to healthier food ( I have a perfect balanced weight ) OPK, charting, but this month we'll try instead cup! If it doesn't work in the next two month I'm off to the doctor! Hope to have that BFP soon.
Been trying to conceive for ten months. I got off birth control pills (after almost 17 years of taking them). I stupidly thought that getting pregnant would be easy. Just do the homework right. After about six months of trying, I went to the doctor. He made my husband go to the fertility clinic for a semen analysis. All they could tell me was low count and low amount. He went back for another analysis in six weeks, again all we were told was low count, low amount. The second analysis did show improvement. So we just spent two hours to see a urologist (absolutely wonderful doctor). He told us that they judged sperm on three different things. We were only good on one of the three.He prescribed clomid (for low count) and l-carnitine (for bad swimmers). In the meantime, I am still not ovulating from getting off the pill in march.. I think I am on day 50 now. I am beginning to feel like we don't have a chance if I am not ovulating. I mean if my eggs are dropping, we at least have some chance, right????
I have endometriosis. Two surgeries...and numerous hormone therapies. We've been TTC since May 2007, and have been on Clomid since May 2008. It's worked every time, except one month I took off and didn't ovulate.
Wish me luck this month! Good luck to everyone else!
Mandy (26)
I am new to this board. I am 30 yrs old and my dh is 35. I was on and off the depo shot since I was 21. I got off when dh and I got married in april of 2006. So I was on and off for 9 years. I have just went to the dr since we have not gotten pregnant in the past 2.5 years. So I don't have an actual diagnosis yet. The Dr has tested my hormones. I have a high level of DHEA and he has said I do not ovulate regularly. I have an enlarged liver from what he says also. He has sent me to an Endro specialist who has also sent me for hormone test. I have to wait another week to see the specialist to find out what he thinks and then the following week I go back to Dr to see what he says. So I am pretty new to this but I can see its going to be a struggle ttc #1.
Me: almost 36 DH: 44
TTC for almost 3 years. Had 3 consecutive mc's (probably more undocumented). We went to a RE - I had very low progesterone, didn't ovulate regularly and had high thyroid levels. Went on clomid for a couple of months, had an HCG trigger and got pregnant with our precious Benjamin. I took lots of progesterone and am still on thyroid meds. I know we had it fairly easy the first time but I'm worried about how long #2 will take.
I've been reading everyone's posts & it encouraged me to sign up.
Here's my story...(you can't stop reading at any time lol)
My husband & I have been married & living together since June 2006. I was on the pill until March 2007. From March 07-Oct 07 we were just leaving things to "if they happen they happen" mentality. Oct 07 we decided that we were going to concentrate on trying. I talked to my doctor in July 08 & told her we had been trying for a year (although not technically yet) & she gave me a referal to a fertility doctor. The day before my appointment I decided to take a HPT just for the heck of it. Found out I was pregnant (did another test at the clinic for good measure) & cancelled the appointment. 7 days after I got the best news of my life, I got the worst news of my life. I saw that I was no longer spotting "brown" & it turned into bright red. I was so incredibly scared. Found out afterwards that I indeed miscarried. I was devastated.
I was seeing people at work that really weren't the "mother" type & they were getting pregnant so I got jealous & made the appt to see the doctor again in Oct. Like all, they told me I had to wait until I started again & then they'd start the investigation cycle. Went through it, had the dye test, PCT, progesterone, etc. All came back normal along w/hubby's count. I started finding out (in December) all of these random people that i knew that were pregnant! It ranged from a relative in a bad relationship to people that weren't even trying & they'd only been married a couple of months to someone else who was due the same month that I had been (if I hadn't miscarried). So I flipped. At this time I knew 15 people that were pregnant...I had a hard time grasping why I couldn't be.
After the investigation cycle I went on Clomid, which didn't work. When we went back in to see the doctor I happened to ask a question about using artifical lubrication. He asked what we used & said to stop it. He suggested to use Preseed or a little bit of unscented Vaseline if necessary. Apparently, even if it doesn't have spermicide it can still affect the motility of the sperm. We had no idea. We thought we'd covered ourselves when we found out it didn't have spermicide. Almost felt like we had shot ourselves in the foot. We tried Clomid again for one more cycle & when that came PT came back negative I got discouraged & wanted to step things up.
This month we're trying Gonal-F (hormone shots) & IUI. I'm very nervous about it b/c as everyone here knows, it's pretty much a race against time. I'm so ready to be pregnant. At this stage (& stubbornness) I want to be pregnant, I want that bond & that feeling so badly. I'll gladly take the morning sickness, swollen ankles & everything that comes with it.
My moods go up & down from minute to minute & sometimes I can barely keep it together & keep my head above water. I wonder how come everyone else gets to have their happy ending. I didn't get to keep my baby.
My doctor also says he can't explain why right now, everything else tests okay (from what they can actually test). He keeps telling me it's not a questions of if, just when. I am trying to hold onto that hope. So here's to hoping it works
No diagnosis, I do not OV regularly. I am 36, had a quick good pregnancy 10 years ago (took me 2 months to concieve). Last yr got pregnant, took 12 months to concieve, no drugs, just old fashioned TTC, and MC @ 12 weeks. Ready to try again. Started clomid 100mg this month cd 14 went for ultrasound, follies too small, dr said I would probably not OV. Will try again in March. Would love some advice, I am new at this.
Me: 24 years old, endometriosis diagnosed 3/08, left ovary and fallopian tube removed 6/08
DH: 25 years old, S/A shows low motility and funny shape, but the count is good
First IVF cycle in 1/09, BFN test
Second IVF cycle to start tommorrow
I'm so stressed about not doing everything perfectly to get pregnant. I've been seeing an acupuncturist and changed my diet drastically, so hopefully we'll get a BFP soon!
My story, I'm 37 and Dh is 38. I have 3 children from previouse marriage 12, 14 and 15. We decided try try for one together, I had a Tubal Reversal done in May of 08 have been trying since. Had an HSG done Feb 09 we have one tube open. Put me on Femarra for next 4 cycles. Dh has low morph also. Both on herbal supplements.
Hi to everyone this is my first time on a site like this, at first I thought I didn't need it but maybe I do, I quess I should start by telling my story and a little about myself, I am 42 and my husband 43 we have been married just 1 yr and we both have kids from previous merriages, I was pregnant in September and I couldn't have been more happy, but my happiness didn't last, I lost the baby it was an etopic, yea so now I have only one tube and I also have HPV which my x-husband was kind enought to give me, other than that I am pretty healthy and I seem to be very fertile when I was younger I have 4 daughters, with my x but, I have never love and man like I love my husband now. he has 2 boys 18, 21 and I want nothing eles but to have a baby with him he is the best thing that has ever happend to me, my x was a nightmare and I gave him 4 kids we didn't really love each other but got married young and thought the kids would help we were very wrong , that's my story and I am not getting any younger and I have one tube is there any hope ? I just keep praying, Thanks for reading my story I needed to tell it
I'm 33 and DH is 31. We've been TTC since June only, so I know that it hasn't been too long yet, but my family doctor has referred me to a fertility specialist. I started charting right away, and it looks like I'm o'ing pretty regularily, and we've been having well planned BD. DH had SA and I've had the day 3 blood work done. Tomorrow I go for HSG and will get the results from all three tests after the HSG. I'm really looking forward to getting some answers.
I'm new to this site because i was looking for a support system for dealing with my IF. I am 25 and I have one child from a previous marriage. DH is almost 30 and he's never had children before so we have been TTC for the past 18 months with no sucess. My OB/GYN did blood work in January this year and informed me that i'm not ovulating, so he put me on 50mg of Clomid on Feb 20th and told me to come back in on CD21-23 to have more blood work done to check my progesterone levels. I had my progesterone levels checked this past monday and the nurse called yesterday to tell me that my levels are still really low so doc has upped my dosage to 100mg and i will start that 5 day after AF gets here. DH has already had a SA done and everything was fine for him. It's just frustrating to know I had no problems getting pregnant with my daughter this time 6 years ago.
Hi everyone, I'm new to this and trying to get the hang of the abbreviations,
DX: secondary amenorrhea (got my period at age 12 and then lost it after 2 years). I went through all the testing and nothing came up... thank god.
- My husband and I have been seeing an RE since Nov 2008 and he diagnosed me with hypothalemic amenorrhea. We've only done 2 rounds of the Repronex injections and tomorrow I'm going for bloodwork and ultrasound. My follicles are almost there! I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
Hello all. DH and I have been trying for 9 months now. After 6 month OB referred me to RE's office to get testing done to make sure nothings wrong. DH has better than the norm swimmers. I was diagnosed with PCOS in February 2009. February 10th - 14 (CD 5-9) took 50mg. of clomid. My 3rd U/S Feb. 23rd Follicles stopped growing! March 6th, No AF called RE's office made appointment for Tuesday March 10th. U/S & BW. U/S showed i follicle at 19mm and ling at 19mm. March 10th, Triggered with HCG Shot of Ovidrel. March 13th Endometrin - Progesterone Suppositories. I now that I ovulate, but the RE's office thinks that I'm not releasing a follicle during ovulation! I go in Friday March 27th for beta. Good luck to you all.
Me:Christine(PCOS)32Dh Sean 34 DS:Bryce Lewis born 10-7-09DS#2Evan Kristopher born 6-19-11
DH and I have been TTC #1 since June, 2008. We stopped preventing pregnancy a little more than a year before we got married. While dating, I was on BC for about 4 months, then we were only using condoms. I've not been on BC since I stopped way back then. I was diagnosed w/Hypothyroidism at the age of 12 (I think) and have been treating that (sometimes sporadically through my late teens - early 20's) with Synthroid or Levothyroxine. While doctors haven't told me I'm obese, I know I am (that oh-so-lovely BMI). I've had little motivation to really buckle down and exercise and focus on weightloss, but I'm fairly certain that's the first thing docs will tell me to do when I go back for my "I've been TTC for 1 yr w/no results" appointment. Joy.
Other than that, I consider myself very lucky that I haven't had to endure the heartbreak of chemical pregnancies or miscarriages, while at the same time, it worries me that I haven't gotten pregnant at all in all this time. I've had friends tell me that during all the time DH and I didn't prevent pregnancy, I was "one lucky girl" to not have fallen pregnant w/out protection. Oh, how they don't understand!
My biggest thing now is trying to figure out the doctor situation. Since I wasn't sexually active until I started dating DH, I started seeing a family practitioner to ensure my thyroid stuff was being tracked after college, and as it happened, she was also able to do my yearly exams. I've never seen a proper OB/GYN, and since I plan on using a midwife when I do get pregnant, I'm unsure about the care provider I need to be seeing prior to being referred (should I need) to an RE. I don't much like my doctor now, since she basically refused to prescribe the antibiotics I needed when I had a sinus infection, and since it had progressed quickly and agressively, I knew I needed the antibiotics (I've had multiple sinus infections since jr-high, so I know when they're bad and need meds), but she brushed me off, insisting on waiting another 7-10 days to fight the infection (I was smelling the infection on the rare occasions the congestion eased up enough to restore my sense of smell temporarily). I went to urgent care 2 days later and they looked at me like I had 3 heads when I told them she didn't want to give me the meds I so obviously needed, so I'm not really "feeling it" with her now that I'm facing the 1-yr mark of TTC.
Started trying Jan 2008. I ovulate on my own(always on CD12) but cycles are varying between 22-30 days. Average 25 days. DH's semen analysis perfectly normal.
After about 10 months we see an acupuncturist but she does not prescribe herbs. SO I continued seeing her and then also started seeing an RE to get answers. HSG test showed left tube blocked. Tried 2 cycles of IUI + clomid(50mg). Both failed. RE notices polyps. So he recommends Lap+Hysterscopy.
April 2009: Had both procedures and the Lap proved that both tubes were open(The HSG test was all wrong!!!!) and there was no other issue. He removed the Polyp and said that we still come under the "unexplained category". Suggestion was to start IUI+injectibles or IVF.
We are not ready for it yet. We see a new Acupuncturist who specializes in fertility and also prescribes herbs. His goal is to get my cycles as regular as possible for 4 cycles. After that we will decide to go with IUI +injectibles to increases the chances of success!!!
Me-(35), DH(37), DD(4y1m) DS(13month)
started trying July 2008...I am extremely regular like clockwork I start every 28 days...OPK test always positive right on day 14...DH had a vasectomy reversal 3 years ago...went to see APRN at OBGYN office in February...DH had semen analysis all came back normal and surgery was successful...I had blood work done and showed all hormone levels etc were normal...was told to give it two more months of trying...made an appointment with actual OBGYN doctor in April had vaginal ultrasound on April 2nd all was normal...had HSG done on April 24th...all tests were normal...referred to Fertiltiy Specialsit...was confimred we have unexplained infertility...reccomendation from RE was for IUI...we will be starting the process to have the IUI the weekend of May 30th
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Hello All,
I used to be a forum user when I had just started TTC in June 2008. I dropped out for a while because I thought I was stressing myself out more by being overly focused on the TTC process. I am back now because we are potentially heading into uncharted territory and am looking for support and advice from the great women of APA.
DH (34) and I(34) are close upon one year's worth of trying and nothing. Not one BFP. I have tracked CM as a marker for ovulation. Just this cycle I have been charting BBT and been reading Taking Charge of Your Fertility. I am 7DPO currently and my chart looks confusing so far. I am beginning to wonder if I am not producing enough progesterone because I get eggwhite CM, positive OPK (have used for past and current cycle), and a temp spike, and then I go down and hover around the cover line, slightly above. I am about to make an appointment with an OB/GYN to get checked out further, and we need to get DH get checked out too. I realize I need to chart more to know what my patterns are, but I did notice about two years ago, my previously heavy periods became "normal" periods. Don't know if that means anything, but we will see.
I look forward to learning from all of you and hope to be able to help others too.
Hi I am going through almost the same thing, I also lost in Sep 08 I conceived on my own and now I have started clomid, on top of all of this, my Doc is also testing me for the cervical cancer, I am a little scared about that, so I know kind how you feel and I want to say good luck to you
my story...that i just need to get off my chest.
i will be 35 in september and have been officially ttc since March of 08 but we were not on bc since 06. First started seeing an RE in October of 08. I have had IUI's with clomid(2),femara(1) and gonal f(2) and all were obviously unsuccessful.
we are diagnosed with unknown infertility as all our test are "normal". the last appt we have with the RE consisted of him basically saying that our next step is IVF, but my insurance doesn't pay for that and it's so expensive. Although it's an expense that i am willing to pay for but my husband is not so sure. So we have come to a compromise, we are now trying the ovwatch for a few months and then one more cycle of gonal f and if still bfn then we will consider ivf.
I'm just really bitter that it may have to come to that, everyone i know has had no problem getting pregnant so why us? we have this circle of friends and they are getting pregnant with no problem. I am the oldest female and have been married the longest out of all of the couples we know so i feel like they all look at me like what's wrong with you. Sometimes i look at me and say what's wrong with you. I am trying to not let this depression and negativity take me over but it's a tough fight that i'm not sure i can win.
thank you for letting me vent.


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Submitted by Randi Robinson | March 12 2012 | Permalink
ABSOLUTELY!! What poor judgement that showed! Would you want this man running the country? All the talk about Obamacare killing off senior citizens--what would Romney be likely to do? Instead of sending them to a nursing home would he just advise strapping them to the roof like Aunt Edna in Summer Vacation? For me it is a deeper issue than animal abuse. It is an issue of extremely poor judgement and moral turpitude. How would this man act in a crisis?
Submitted by Vickie | September 10 2012 | Permalink
What stuns me about this story is how you are taking something so out of context and out of historical understanding of the evolution of our attitudes about dogs, and making the illogical leap to this person's ability to make good or bad judgments THIRTY YEARS LATER.
All the while ignoring the VERY REAL ADMISSION in his book that Barack Obama ATE DOGS when he was in Indonesia. Since that is about the same time frame - in the 80's, shall we add this to the conversation? You CAN'T discuss a dog on the roof without discussing a dog on the barbecue... Because if you don't, then this is a poorly disguised political ploy and poorly thought out argument.
If you make your decisions in life ONLY based upon a decision someone made 30 years ago, then you are in a world of hurt. Go watch 2016 and get back to me. I'll take a man who bad a bad dog decision in 1980 over a President who has promised transparency and didn't give it to us; who promised to get rid of the Patriot Act and made extending it his first act in office on January 9, 2009 and every January since; who signed into law the most heinous anti-American bill in the history of the country - NDAA - on the stroke of Midnight this last New Year's eve while we were all partying and too busy to notice; who promised to shut down Gitmo and hasn't even come close; and who continues to approve of anti-American behavior by every member of his cabinet.
If you think Seamus was bad off, consider what four more years will do to every one of our four legged friends! People who are starving can't afford to feed their pets. Horses, cats, and dogs are all being let loose in the countryside already all over the country. You think THAT isn't because of Obama's draconian anti-business policies that have led to the longest and highest unemployment rate in the history of the US since the Great depression?
BTW - ALL of this can be factchecked. So before you send me a hate mail response. Go look it up. FactCheck.org is a quality non-partisan site where you can do that.
You can't take the Seamus story as an isolated event - that's just not something someone who has empathy for other people or animals would ever do.
Submitted by Cowboy's Mom | March 12 2012 | Permalink
He's out....unless I can strap him to the top of my Expedition my next trip from Fort Lauderdale to Knoxville, and let him see how that felt....
Submitted by Bob | March 12 2012 | Permalink
People make mistakes especially when it comes to raising dogs. It was only a decade ago people rubbed their dog's noses in accidents. Today we know that's wrong. This country is a mess and I'm basing my vote on who can fix it and not some personal anecdote. And I'm a huge dog lover.
Submitted by Ruby's mom | March 12 2012 | Permalink
People's attitudes about dogs have evolved over the years. Wasn't it Lyndon who picked up his beagle by the ears? Think about the 1980s - there was no PetSmart, no Petco, Alpo and Purina were the reigning kings of dog food. People were not educated nor did they wish to be educated about their dogs. Dogs only recently came indoors to live - in the 1920's and 30's, dogs lived outside, rarely in the house. There is also a very famous LIFE magazine picture that featured 2 pointers who rode in the trunk of their owner's car with their heads out of custom made portholes.
There are far worse things that people do to animals, quite intentionally. I whole heartedly disagree with transporting an animal in the manner Mitt Romney did but it was most likely out of ignorance rather than 'disrespect' or 'intent to harm'. He was actually trying to include the dog on their family vacation because they loved the dog, not because they wanted to harm him.
If I followed Mitt Romney (which I don't) or knew anything else about him other than this (which I don't), I would take this information in considering him but if it was at odds with all else I knew about the candidate, then I would not let this stop me.
Submitted by Kai's mom | March 13 2012 | Permalink
In addition to the points you made here, this incident happened 30 years ago. Is this really the only dirt Bark could dig up on Romney? For those of us who were not babies 30 years ago we all certainly shudder at some of the terrible and hurtful mistakes we made that affected our pets. Had we not made them we never would have learned to do better.
But this post from Bark is actually a poorly disguised politically motivated attempt to sway and manipulate readers from voting for the GOP candidate who poses a real threat to Obama. Perfect timing too. Shame on them for that.
I am seriously considering canceling my subscription over this. I sincerely hoped that Bark would be able to refrain from this sort of thing. I'm very disappointed.
Paws down on Romney. If his judgement is so bad about his dog, I wonder where else it would fail.
Loved both the New Yorker article (and cover!) and the FDR piece. Love Gail Collins too and how she keeps the shameful Seamus story in the spotlight. Romney might want to take a page from the FDR experience -- sounds like Fala was the turning point in the election. I firmly believe that the way people treat animals is indicative of their character (or lack thereof). No, I certainly won't be voting for Mr. Romney.
Submitted by Voting Sense | March 12 2012 | Permalink
Absolutely this would affect my vote, as it speaks to character. Remember, Mitt's son said the dog ran away as soon as he got out of the crate, contrary to Mitt's story. Regardless, you don't hose down a dog and put him wet back in the crate to then freeze as the wind from the freeway blows on him. Romney falls short on character, and will be two votes short from this household.
Submitted by Anonymous | April 25 2012 | Permalink
Yep-haven't even considered voting Romney but anyone who puts a dog (or any animal)in a crate on top of their car does not truly care about their pet. All sorts of debris can get into 'flying dogs' eyes and ears. Too bad Seamus didn't wait until Romney got out of his car before he barfed. Sounds like animal abuse to me. Also sounds like an old 'Jackass' skit with the baby on top!
Submitted by Matty F | July 16 2012 | Permalink
This story is pretty crazy. There's even a Seamus The Dog video game now at seamus-the-dog.com That poor dog....
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