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Last week at my ob appt, my nurse practitioner (who is concerned I may be headed for pre-e) diagnosed me with PIH after seeing my reading of 148/79 in the office paired with my at home readings that were really all over the place but quite a few high numbers (its been slowly climbing for a few weeks. Normal of 95/60 and then it stayed about 120/70 for a few months.. then a few weeks ago reached 130s/80s). She warned me to keep an eye on my bp and head to the hospital if it hit 140/90. This weekend I really started feeling like crap. I started feeling completely exhausted the entire day with worsening headaches (at times it feels like someone is stabbing a knife into my skull repeatedly), swelling in hands and eyes upon waking up in the mornings and my bp has been rising even more. I was consistently getting readings of 140s/high 80s even after laying down to rest. The past two nights I have felt like death warmed over and last night I had HORRENDOUS heartburn right in the middle of my chest that radiated to the right under my right breast and would not go away with tums and a perscription dose of Zantac) with nausea especially when I rested my right arm on my belly. The baby moved about 3 times in 3 hours dispite eating drinking and laying on my side (Ive been told to look for 10 movements in an hour). I was awake a lot in the night with a headache and my ears ringing and my bp this morning was 144/88. I called in today even though I have an appt tomorrow and the nurse thought I should be seen. I went in and got the same nurse I had previously who took my bp wrong with the cuff on my elbow and her hand up under it holding the stethescope and she said my bp today was 133/70 (it hasnt been that low in WEEKS). She asked me how the headache was and did I have any swelling and I mentioned those to her. When the Dr came in she made a laughing stock of me. She totally blew me off and said that I absolutely did not have PIH or did she think I was headed there anytime in the near future. She told me that my BP's didnt concern her in the least especially given "I didnt have any other symptoms"... HELLO.... what about the relentless headaches and swelling??! She said that since I have no protein on the dip, she wasnt worried... even though I was dipping negative when I got 500 on a 24 hour with DS and was sent to the hospital overnight. So I asked her how much of a concern was BP alone when you dont have protein.. and she proceeded to tell me that you can have preeclampsia without protein but since I still didnt have any other symptoms, she wasnt worried at all. She basically laughed at me the entire time I was there and told me she thought I wanted her to tell me that I was sick. Im seriously FED UP with being treated like this! OBVIOUSLY I dont want to be sick.. OR have a preterm baby.. but good grief, I'd much rather have a preemie than a stillborn!!! It really concerns me after being blown off so much with DD's pregnancy at a different ob, that she would have been stillborn within 24 hours had I not PUSHED for care. This dr also told me that since my labs were fine 2 weeks ago that im fine. I asked her if nothing bad could happen in 2 weeks and she basically didnt even answer me. It was all I could do to keep from slapping her and walking out!
Im nervous about tomorrow. I have a growth scan in the morning and HAVE to see the other dr who also blew me off a few weeks ago b/c shes the only person who has an opening in her schedule (obviously no one else likes her either). Im really nervous that she too is going to blow me off. Today I have been getting readings of 154/87 and other 140s/80s along with having the headache and blurriness, fatigue, a little nausea starting this evening, and the annoying uncomfortable feeling is back in my shoulder blade.


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You know what you want to do and how to get it done. You just don't have the right jigs and fixtures to do it. This book will teach you the basic understanding you need to design and build the devices you need to create your inspirational woodworking project. It answers such questions as: Should the jig move the wood over the machine or guide the machine past the wood? How does the workpiece need to be referenced and clamped? Should the jig be adjustable? The Illustrated Guide to Jigs & Fixtures can help with these challenging problems. Copyright 2006. Hard cover, 272 pages, color photos, drawings, index. Dimensions 9-3/16 x 10-7/8.

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text: Orlando Information When you visit Orlando Destination Routes Etihad Offices Facts The City Do & See Dining Essential Information Widely recognized as a city with a booming tourist industry and an international theme park destination, Orlando is all that and much more for the savvy traveler. With shopping deals, boutique hotels that cater to your every whim, and restaurants catering to every taste imaginable, Orlando is just as much a city for grown-ups to come and play as it is for the children. As the city's motto goes, "Say Yes to Orlando." Facts Population 249,562 Currency U. S. Dollars, $1 = 100 cents Opening hours Shopping Malls and Outlets, generally: 9:30am or 10am until 9pm, daily. Newspapers Orlando Sentinel www.orlandosentinel.com Business Journals Orlando www.bizjournals.com/orlando Tourist information Orlando, Inc. (Orlando Regional Chamber of Commerce) 75 South Ivanhoe Boulevard Orlando, FL 32802-1234 +1 407 425 1234 www.orlando.org In 1857, the city of Orlando officially adopted its name. Though there are many stories about how the name Orlando was chosen, one of the most prominent explanations is that then-judge James Speer named it after a character from Shakespeare's "As You Like It."Major events in Orlando history include 1965, when Walt Disney announced his plans to build Walt Disney World–one reason why the masses still flock to Orlando today. The other major event happened when the original airport was built in 1962.Metro Orlando has a rapidly growing $13.4 billion technology industry that employs 53,000 people. It is recognized nationally for the industries of digital media, aviation, software and aerospace. More than 150 international companies have facilities in Orlando.Orlando's climate is humid and subtropical with two major seasons a year. From June to September, the weather is hot and rainy, while the dry season lasts from October through May. From theme parks to natural parks on the lakes, there is much to see and experience in the greater Orlando area. Today, this city has more theme parks and entertainment attractions than anywhere else in the world. Add these selections to your itinerary! The Magic Kingdom This is where all the magic happens! The Magic Kingdom–one of four theme parks in the Walt Disney World family–is the home of the Cinderella Castle. Designed like a giant wheel, the paths of the spokes lead to the seven different themed areas: Main Street USA, Tomorrowland, Mickey's Toontown Fair, Fantasyland, Liberty Square, Frontierland, and Adventureland. See your favorite Disney characters, attractions, and behind-the-scenes tours. It is best to go in the off-season. Address: 1180 Seven Seas Drive, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 Phone: +1 407 939 5277 Web: www.disneyworld.disney.go.com/parks/magic-kingdom More Info: Park hours vary by month and season. Be sure to review this month's calender at: www.disneyworld.disney.go.com/calendars/magic-kingdom/2014-02-16/#timeofday=allday. Tickets: (Example) Disney 4-Day Ticket: $149 + tax/day Orlando Science Museum and Dr. Phillips Cinedome When theme parks just won't do, check out the educational yet fun alternative: The Orlando Science Center. This huge 5-story building is chock full of exhibits and activities on each level. Don't miss the Dr. Phillips Cinedome, which is an 8-story mega-screen theatre. The OSC also has a planetarium on the top floor that opens every Friday and Saturday night. The fun Adventures with Clifford exhibit allows children to learn valuable life lessons while everyone's favorite red dog teaches. Also at OSC is the Blue Man Group exhibit, which explores the science of sound waves! Address: 777 East Princeton Street, Orlando, FL 32803 Phone: +1 407 514 2000 Web: www.osc.org Opening: Sunday - Tuesday; Thursday - Saturday: 10am - 5pm Tickets: (General Admission) Adult: $19.00; Youth 3-11: $13.00; Senior 55-Up: $17.00 ; Student With ID: $17.00; 2 and under: FREE. Sea World If the aquatic life is for you, Sea World is a fun day in the sun. The famous whale Shamu does multiple shows a day that children and adults both enjoy. Other shows to see include the Dolphin Horizons show and Clyde & Seamore. Visitors can feed dolphins and stingrays if they are brave enough! Try the Underwater Grill at the Shark Encounter for a good, sit-down meal. Don't leave the park early–the last ten minutes before closing every night is a fireworks show. Address: 7007 Sea World Drive, Orlando, FL 32821 Phone: +1 888 800 5447 Web: www.seaworld.com More Info: Park hours and show schedules may be found at: www.seaworldparks.com/en/seaworld-orlando/park-info/park-hours/?from=Top_Nav. Tickets: Buy tickets and passes through: www.seaworldparks.com/en/seaworld-orlando/book-online/buy-tickets-and-passes/?from=Top_Nav. Winter Park Winter Park is a suburb just outside of Orlando and if traveling time permits, it is certainly worth spending a day there. With 26 beautiful public parks, many lakes, and with the downtown shopping and dining, this quaint little town will win you over with its romance and charm. Many people marry and hold special events in this sophisticated city. Winter Park is also home to Rollins College and four different theaters. Address: 401 South Park Avenue, Winter Park, FL 32789 Phone: +1 407 599 3399 Web: www.cityofwinterpark.org Universal's Islands of Adventure True thrills only live at one place: Universal's Islands of Adventure. Pick up your wand from "Ollivanders" and cast spells with "The Wizarding World of Harry Potter," where magic glitters on every corner, shop, and ride. Next, swing into action and join "Spider-Man" in his timeless battles against familiar foes on "Marvel Super Hero Island." But it doesn't end there—you can enjoy rides and adventures with the likes of "Toon Lagoon," the fearsome dinosaurs of "The Lost Continent," and the whimsical world of Dr. Seuss! Address: 6000 Universal Boulevard, Orlando, FL 32819 Phone: +1 407 363 8000 Web: www.universalorlando.com/Theme-Parks/Islands-of-Adventure.aspx Opening: Daily: 9am - Closing More Info: Purchase tickets through: www.universalorlando.com/Theme-Park-Tickets/General-Admission.aspx. ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex 220 acres of pure, sporting adrenaline awaits visitors at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. The complex's facilities are all professionally managed and maintained, hosting thousands of athletic events each year and over 60 sports. You can catch games or training sessions of your favorites teams, or even join in the excitement. Located on the Walt Disney World Resort. Address: 700 South Victory Way, Kissimmee, FL 34747 Phone: +1 407 939 5277 Web: espnwwos.disney.go.com More Info: Find a listing of upcoming events at: www.espnwwos.disney.go.com/events/find. Ritz Carlton Golf Club Golf comes standard in Orlando, with the Ritz Carlton Golf Club certainly raising the bar. Designed by golf legend Greg Norman, the course at Grande Lakes has a diverse array of greens and hazards to challenge and improve your game. The ambiance is unparalleled and the experience cannot be duplicated. Family golf is available: children and adolescents up to age 17 can play for free with each paid adult round. Address: 4012 Central Florida Parkway, Orlando, FL 32837 Phone: +1 407 206 2400 Web: www.ritzcarlton.com/en/Properties/Orlando/Golf/Default.htm More Info: Reserve tee times online or call +1 407 393 4900. Epcot Residing in the Walt Disney World Resort Area is the famed Epcot Center. As a beautiful feat of architecture, the Epcot has two features. Future World is a dedication to the innovative and progressive efforts of the human spirit. The World Showcase is a melting pot of culture and foods from across the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Mexico, China, Germany, Italy, Japan, France, Morocco, and Norway. Spanning 300 acres in total, Epcot is a must see for Orlando visitors. Address: 200 Epcot Center Drive, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32821 Phone: +1 407 824 4321 Web: www.disneyworld.disney.go.com/destinations/epcot More Info: Epcot hours vary by month and season. Be sure to review this month's calender at: www.disneyworld.disney.go.com/calendars. Tickets: (Example) Disney Resort reservations: $90.00/night Lego Imagination Center A horizon of creativity covers the Lego Imagination Center, providing fun and entertainment for all ages. Colorful, otherworldly landscapes line the 4,000-square-foot center, so there's plenty of room for the whole family! Address: Marketplace Boat Dock, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 Phone: +1 407 828 0065 Web: stores.lego.com/en-us/stores/us/orlando Opening: Sunday - Thursday: 9:30am - 11pm. Friday - Saturday: 9:30am - 11:30pm. John F. Kennedy Space Center For decades, space has been our final frontier. The Kennedy Space Center is dedicated entirely to expanding our scientific knowledge and the borders of our galaxy. Serving as the gateway for American space exploration since 1968, the Center is open for your exploration as well. Come be apart of past, present and future history. Address: Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, SR 405, Kennedy Space Center, FL 32899 Phone: +1 321 867 5000 Web: www.nasa.gov/centers/kennedy/home/index.html More Info: Information about touring the Kennedy Space Center can be found through: www.visitnasa.com. Tickets: Passport holders: $5 off regular adult and child admission, 10% off Lunch With an Astronaut and 10% off merchandise. Typhoon Lagoon Take a break from the rides and soak up the sun and fun at the Typhoon Lagoon water park. Snorkling, sunbathing, swimming, and the Mount Mayday wave pool are all waiting! Bring your towels and head to the Lagoon. Address: 1145 Buena Vista Drive, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 Phone: +1 407 939 5277 Web: www.disneyworld.disney.go.com/destinations/typhoon-lagoon More Info: Waterpark hours vary by month and season. Be sure to review this month's calender at: www.disneyworld.disney.go.com/calendars/typhoon-lagoon/2014-02-16/#timeofday=allday. Tickets: (Example) 1-day Ticket: $53.00 Orlando Grand Prix Orlando gives visitors a chance to burn rubber like the pros at the Grand Prix tracks. You can get speeds up to 50 mph on the electric Italian Pro-Karts, or opt to grapple with your reflexes in the off-camber corners. The two tracks can be rented by the hour and even hosts group events. Address: 9550 Parksouth Court #400, Orlando, FL 3283 Phone: +1 407 434 7500 Web: www.orlandogp.com Opening: Sunay - Thursday: 11am - 12am. Friday - Saturday: 11am - 1am. More Info: Ticket prices and schedules are available at: www.orlandogp.com/pricing-specials.aspx. Hard Rock Live Hard Rock Live is a venue for great live concerts, all with the wonderful vista of palm trees and Orlando sunlight. Music and comedy events are both held. The establishment suggests arriving 1 hr prior to performances due to security measures, and cameras and recording devices are not allowed. Address: 6050 Universal Boulevard, Orlando, FL 32819 Phone: +1 407 351 5483 Web: www.hardrock.com/live/locations/orlando Opening: (Restaurant) Daily: 11am - 12am More Info: Review the schedule of upcoming events at: www.hardrock.com/live/locations/orlando/calendar.aspx. Tickets: Call +1 407 351 5483, or visit Ticketmaster.com. Orlando Wetlands Park The majestic Orlando Wetlands Park was the world's first large-scale, man-made wetland. Designed for the purpose of filtering pollutants from reclaimed water, the Park has given way to an impressive array of plants and wildlife in a "mini-everglades." Come and enjoy nature at its finest, most untouched self. Popular activities span bird-watching, nature photography, jogging, and bicycling.. Address: 25155 Wheeler Road, Christmas, FL 32709 Phone: +1 407 568 1706 Web: www.cityoforlando.net/public_works/wetlands/index.htm Opening: February 1 - November 14: Sunrise - Sunset Harry P. Leu Gardens The Harry P. Leu Gardens was founded in 1961 following the donation of its historical home and gardens to the City of Orlando. Now visitors are given an opportunity to explore the 50 acres of pure, natural bliss. Stroll along paths that lead to over 40 plant collections, including a butterfly garden and Florida's largest rose garden. Address: 1920 North Forest Avenue, Orlando, FL 32803 Phone: +1 407 246 2620 Web: www.leugardens.org Opening: Daily: 9am - 5pm Tickets: Adult: $10. Child (Grades k-12): $3. Since Orlando is one of the best service-industry cities in the world, the restaurants and cuisine choices will not disappoint. The real problem will be choosing where to dine. From fine to casual, choose from a selection below. Victoria & Albert's This 5-star special occasion restaurant offers a once-in-lifetime dining experience from inside Disney's Grand Floridian Resort. Dinner is 7-course and will take up to 3 hours to savor. Expect to be catered to every single minute of these 3 hours! Also, best enjoyed without the little ones. Each course is served with wine pairings. Make reservations at least 3 months in advance. Address: 4401 Disney's Grand Floridian, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 Phone: +1 407 939 3463 Web: www.victoria-alberts.com Opening: (September - June): Daily: 5:45pm - 6:30pm, 9pm - 9:45pm. 2 dinner seatings daily Sept-June 5:45-6:30pm and 9-9:45pm; (July - August) Daily: 6:45pm - 8pm. More Info: Men must wear dinner jackets with dress pants or slacks and shoes. Ties are optional. Women may wear a cocktail dress, nice dress, dressy pant suit or a skirt with a blouse. Hemingway's This restaurant, hidden behind the Hyatt Grand Cypress hotel, is a love letter to the author with photographs and fishing trophies everywhere you look. The décor is quintessential Key West with hurricane lamps, smaller intimate rooms, and a wooden deck that overlooks a waterfall. Must-tries include the blackened Mahi Mahi, beer-battered coconut shrimp, and lobster-crusted sea bass. Skip the wine and have a Papa Dobles, a rum delight true to Hemingway's original recipe. Address: 1 Grand Cypress Boulevard, Orlando, FL 32836 Phone: +1 407 239 3854 Web: www.grandcypress.hyatt.com/en/hotel/dining/Hemingways.html Opening: Daily: 6pm - 10pm More Info: Attire is resort casual. Emeril's Orlando Emeril's menu reflects the celebrity chef perfectly influenced by Cajun and Creole cuisine and always creative. Expect the unexpected like crabmeat strudel and lobster cheesecake. The wine cellar has more than 12,000 selections. Make a reservation in advance and keep in mind that jackets are required. Address: 6000 Universal Boulevard, Orlando, FL 32819 Phone: +1 407 224 2424 Web: www.emerilsrestaurants.com/emerils-orlando Opening: Sunday - Thursday: 5pm - 10pm. Friday - Saturday: 5pm - 10:30pm. More Info: Universal Studios Escape's CityWalk Café Tu Tu Tango This arty spot offers international cuisine in small appetizer portions so you can enjoy a variety of tastes. The fire-eating belly dancers, artists painting in various rooms, hoola-hoop girl, and tarot card reader add to the funky and spontaneous vibe. Café Tu Tu Tango is close to many big hotels and easily accessible. Address: 8625 International Drive, Orlando, FL 32819 Phone: +1 407 248 2222 Web: www.cafetututango.com Opening: Sunday, Monday, Wednesday & Thursday: 11:30am - 11pm. Tuesday, Friday & Saturday: 11:30am - 12am. Texas de Brasil Gauchos travel table to table delivering delicious meats on skewers. Turn your table card to green if you want to continue to be served. The amount of meat and the salad bar is unlimited, and the service is impeccable. Plan to spend a few hours basking in all the attentiveness. Address: 5259 International Drive, Suite F-1, Orlando, FL 32819 Phone: +1 407 355 0355 Web: www.texasdebrazil.com/Orlando Opening: Monday - Thursday: 5pm - 10pm. Friday: 5pm - 10:30pm. Saturday: 4pm - 10:30pm. Sunday: 4pm - 9:30pm. More Info: Hours of operation and pricing may vary by location on holidays. Seasons 52 Healthy, fresh and delectable food is the cornerstone of the Seasons 52 menu. Highlights include the smoked salmon flatbread, pork medallions, and shrimp risotto. Professional wait staff are good at wine pairings and don't miss the tiny dessert bites for a little guiltless fun. Address: 7700 Sand Lake Road, Orlando, FL 32819 Phone: +1 407 354 5212 Web: www.seasons52.com Opening: Monday - Thursday: 4pm - 10pm. Friday: 4pm - 11pm. Saturday - Sunday: 11:30am - 11pm. Yellow Dog Eats This old country store converted to a restaurant yells fun the minute you enter, decorated with dog pictures and their owners everywhere. Try sandwiches like the Johnny Rocket or the Puppy Love. Chef Fish is known for making a legendary pulled pork sandwich. Though this restaurant is a little out of the way, it is completely worth the drive. Address: 1236 Hempel Avenue, Windermere, FL 34786 Phone: +1 407 296 0609 Web: www.yellowdogeats.com Opening: Daily: 11am - 9pm Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville Following in the carefree attitude of its namesake, Margaritaville is a swift escape from the pavement and bustle of modern life. The cuisine is island-inspired and the drinks are delightfully tropical. Live music accompanies your meal, which can be enjoyed at one of the four bars, or on the outdoor patio. Plus, the live music continues into the night when dancing ensues. Oh, and while island shirts aren't required, stress is checked at the doors. Address: 6000 Universal Boulevard, Suite 704, Orlando, FL 32819 Phone: +1 407 224 2155 Web: www.margaritavilleorlando.com Opening: Sunday - Thursday: 11am - 10pm. Friday - Saturday: 11am - 12am. Anthony's Pizza Anthony's is Thornton Park's own family pizzeria. As a staple of family-oriented Italian cuisine in Orlando, Anthony's uses the freshest ingredients in its homemade dough and sauces. Come see what makes Anthony's pizza Orlando's best! Address: 100 North Summerlin Avenue, Orlando, FL 32801 Phone: +1 407 648 0009 Web: www.anthonyspizza.com Opening: Sunday - Thursday: 11am - 10pm. Friday - Saturday: 11am - 11pm. Pio Pio Restaurant Priding itself on the "best the rotisserie chicken in Orlando," Pio Pio is a combination of Peruvian and Colombian cuisine and culture. The menu includes Latin dishes of meats, seafoods, vegetables, and delectable desserts like the Guava Cheessecake! Address: 5752 International Drive, Orlando, FL 32819 Phone: +1 407 248 6424 Web: www.mypiopio.com Opening: Sunday - Monday: 11am - 9pm. Tuesday - Saturday: 11am - 10pm. Hanamizuki Japanese Restaurant Enjoy an authentic Japanese dining experience while in Orlando! Hanamizuki serves dishes in Kyoto tradition, gracing patrons with sushi, steaks, tempura shrimp, sukiyaki, and even Ramen noodles at lunch time. The atmosphere is soothing to ensure a peaceful experience that mirrors the cuisine. Address: 8255 International Drive, Orlando, FL 32819 Phone: +1 407 363 7200 Web: www.hanamizuki.us Opening: Tuesday - Sunday: 5pm - 10:30pm Stonewood Grill & Tavern Found only in Florida, the Stonewood in Orlando was forged from the community to create a new and exceptional experience different from its other Floridian locations. As a grill and tavern, the restaurant serves exquisite steakhouse-quality cuts and fresh seafood. Their happy hour for fine wines and signature cocktails lasts until 7pm daily. Private dining is available by phone. Address: 5078 Dr. Phillips Boulevard, Orlando, FL 32819 Phone: +1 407 297 8682 Web: www.stonewoodgrill.com/orlando.php Opening: Sunday: 4pm - 9pm. Monday - Thursday: 4pm - 10pm. Friday - Saturday: 4pm - 10:30pm. Fiorenzo Italian Steakhouse Fiorenzo Italian Steakhouse invites guests to an authentic Italian experience while in Orlando. Interestingly, it serves in the tradition of a great American steakhouse, with an open kitchen and pizza oven. Enjoy a menu of contemporary and traditional Italian dishes, fish, premium steaks, and chops. Address: 9801 International Drive, Orlando, FL 32819 Phone: +1 407 345 4570 Web: www.orlando.regency.hyatt.com/en/hotel/dining/fiorenzo-italian-steakhouse.html?utm_medium=online&utm_campaign=z-cn-137646-cc-HRO-cp-2014-ca-Consumer-cm-Food%20and%20Beverage-ct-Online-cg-US-x&utm_source=Visit%20Orlando&utm_term=z-vs-annual%20listing-st-content-ss-fiorenzo-vt-site-xz-ps-1x1-pf-listing-pt-link-pg-desktop-pv-reservation-x&utm_content=z-as-1x1-af-listing-at-link-aa-reservation-x Opening: Daily: 6pm - 10pm A Land Remembered Located in the Golf Clubhouse at Rosen Shingle Creek, the legendary Orlando steakhouse was named after Patrick Smith's novel showcasing Florida's historical moments and landscapes. A Land Remembered serves a rich variety of cuisine and fine wines. They also proudly serve Harris Ranch all-natural Prime Black Angus Beef. Address: 9939 Universal Boulevard, Orlando, FL 32819 Phone: +1 407 996 3663 Web: www.landrememberedrestaurant.com Opening: Daily: 5:30pm - 10pm Airport There are two main terminals, serving a number of airlines, including domestic carriers Continental, American, JetBlue, Delta, Southwest, Midwest, Frontier, Northwest, AirTran, Spirit, United and US Airways, as well as a wide variety of international carriers like Aer Lingus, AeroMexico, Air Canada, Air Jamaica, British Airways, Lufthansa and Virgin Atlantic. Located only nine miles southeast of downtown Orlando, the airport is also within 20 miles to almost all major hotels and attractions. There are also nine rental car companies within walking distance of the main terminal. Web: www.orlandoairports.net Time Zone Orlando is in the Eastern time zone, and all times are reflected in Eastern time. Public Transport LYNX is a regional bus service in central Florida including Orlando. A single ride costs $2 and a 7-day pass is $16. 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Plastic water bottles should no longer be a wasted resource
Each day in the US more than 60 million plastic water bottles are thrown away. Most end
up in landfills or incinerators, and millions litter America's streets, parks and waterways.
How can America be spurred on to recycle more?
Today, the oldest liquid on earth is the number one 'new age' drink in the United States and in many countries throughout the world. While many noncarbonated beverages have experienced incredible growth over the past decade (such as ready-to-drink tea, fruit juices and sports drinks), noncarbonated bottled water is way ahead of the pack, with sales in the US expected to exceed US $10 billion in 2006.


text: I like L's advice. My kids are like that too, very self deprecating when they can't do something the way they want. I too tell them that to be good at something you have to work hard and practice every day. Savana hates her handwriting. About 2 weeks ago I showed her some writing she did when she first started going to school last year and she couldn't believe how much better it is now. Her face lit up. I also make a point to praise hard work, and be really specific about it. Like, "Wow, your E's are looking so neat. I can tell you've been working on that."


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While we don't recommend taking this wood stacking boat out on a fishing trip, we think that it will provide hours of fun for your little one. Hand sanded and hand finished, this set of blocks makes a special gift for a boy or girl.
Rainboat Wood Stacking Boat 11"Wx6"Dx11"H
- Made by Grimm's, who believe creativity develops the imagination and free spirit
- Waldorf education inspired
- Each piece is hand-finished and hand sanded so there are no sharp edges or corners
- Can be stacked together perfectly to make a boat "sailing" across the water
- A quality product meant to be loved and passed down through generations
- Can be used as a stacker or as bulding blocks, for open-ended play
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At The Land of Nod, nothing is more important to us than providing safe, high-quality products to you and your family. We believe that kids' products should be able to handle everything kids throw their way (literally and figuratively). That's why all of our products have an 18-year quality guarantee. And, hopefully, your kids will no longer be sleeping in bunk beds by then.
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All winter long about the only exercise my son and I get is the occasional down hill ski day when the weather is decent, sledding or shoveling. But most of the winter we're lazy bums. When summer comes around it's time to get out there and get fit again...or try to. Here are some activities we can do with our families to be together while getting healthier.
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The Aiken Chapter of the American Association of University Women recognized several individuals in the community who promote education.
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• Fern Brooks worked in the 1970s for the passage of Title IX, which was a landmark decision to ensure girls equal opportunity in sports within the public school.
• Sally Farris worked as an Aiken County librarian for 18 years.
• Cecelia "CeCe" Antoon Reynolds, who passed away in the summer of 2012, was instrumental in starting the Hopelands Gardens' Concert Series, and was a founding member of the Aiken Choral Society.
• Jackie Hill is a long-serving volunteer for Aiken's AAUW Books 'n' Things fundraiser.
• Phyllis Pellerin has volunteered with Books 'n' Things for over six years, working with the current book section and as a cashier during the sale.
• Dr. Joseph R. Brooks, who passed away in September of 2012, served as a principal, administrator and superintendent of Aiken County Schools.
• Laura Coakley Patton devoted more than 18 years to the public schools in Aiken County being a curriculum coordinator, a Reading Recovery teacher, and currently a Reading Recovery Coordinator.
• Lucinda Parks-Kenner taught English, Spanish, and French for many years at Martha Schofield High School and Denmark-Olar High School. Though retired, she continues to teach Spanish and Remedial Studies at Second Baptist Preparatory School.
• Lisa Raiford is an elementary level teacher at an alternative education facility in the Aiken County Public Schools and was selected as the Aiken County School District Teacher of the Year for 2012-2013.
• Eleanor Bookstaver, who passed away in May of 2012, organized the Aiken Women's Heart Board in October of 1968.
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(RNN) - You know what they say about assuming, don't you?
It's a cute little phrase that has to do with a posterior (or a donkey, whatever) and opening your mouth before a result is delivered or reasonably guaranteed.
A lot of people assumed Duke would have reached the top spot in the polls at some point before conference play began.
Myself, I assumed I would look at this week's top 25 rankings and see Pittsburgh in at least one of them.
But those things didn't happen, and neither did a lot of other things that were floated around before the season started.
One-and-done Andrew Wiggins taking college basketball by the horns and leading Kansas to a title before bolting to the NBA? Right now he looks like any other talented freshman trying to figure things out.
Kentucky better than the Fab Five? Time will tell, but at this point, don't bet on it.
So what can we be assured of? Well, conference play is in full swing, and it's about to separate the men from the boys.
Wake Forest at Pitt, noon
This could be one of the most physical games in the ACC or in any league all season. Wake Forest and Pitt only see each other once, so they might as well do all the slugging they can.
You're not going to see many more teams do a better job of using effective defense to transition into offense than the Panthers (14-1, 2-0).
Lamar Patterson doesn't get nearly enough credit for what he brings to Pitt. He's almost a guarantee for 17 points, five rebounds and four assists a game, and he's shooting 42 percent from behind the arc. He has only failed to score in double digits once this season - a blowout win against Fresno State in the second game.
Pitt has the rare distinction of being a great scoring and defensive team - something not even Syracuse can claim - and if there is one team other than Duke that can challenge the Orange for the league crown, it's the Panthers.
The Deacons (11-4, 1-1) aren't anything to mess with, either. People talk about how well they rebound and defend the paint, but they also guard the perimeter very well. Wake is ninth in the nation in 3-point percentage allowed, putting them in company with defensive monsters like Ohio State, San Diego State and UMass.
But they can be dreadfully inconsistent, as one might expect from a lineup full of sophomores. Not a single starter scored more than eight in Wednesday's 23-point loss to Virginia, and second-leading scorer Devin Thomas had more turnovers (four) than points (two).
As a team, Wake had 15 turnovers and 17 field goals.
When they're not beating themselves, however, the Deacons can be dangerous.
North Carolina at No. 2 Syracuse, noon
North Carolina is now 0-2 in ACC play, and when was the last time that happened?
Actually, umm, that was last year. So much for the neat trivia question and what not.
Embarrassing losses to Wake Forest and Miami make the Tar Heels (10-5) look like a stalled car on the tracks with a train approaching.
Now we're beginning to see how much the loss of PJ Hairston hurts North Carolina. You can't put it all on him - unless he was also the team's free throw coach - but dynamic scoring covers some flaws, at least for a little while.
Syracuse (15-0, 2-0 ACC) seems to have rehabbed nicely from the injury suffered to its pride in a near loss to Miami last Saturday. The Orange beat Virginia Tech this week in a game that wasn't nearly as close.
They keep giving us reasons to believe they will win the ACC outright. Their 2-3 zone could suffocate a whale, they have a pick-your-poison rotation of big men, including leading scorer C.J. Fair, and their coach is Jim Boeheim.
That alone is a recipe for a 25-win season, but you need guards to win championships, especially in this league.
I was so busy throwing love at Tyler Ennis a few weeks ago I completely ignored Trevor Cooney.
Cooney, a little-known reserve freshman last season, combines with Fair to make Syracuse one of a handful of teams with multiple players in the top 20 of the ACC scoring ranks.
He is fourth in the league with 2.1 steals per game (Ennis is first) and also fourth in 3-point shooting at 45 percent.
With such a talented backcourt duo playing well beyond their years, Syracuse is set up to do a lot of damage.
No. 16 Duke at Clemson, 2 p.m.
When giving this game the eyeball test, I wanted to say it had the potential to be a good matchup. I was making a list of reasons why Duke should be on upset alert.
And then I did something I should have printed on a T-shirt - keep calm and watch the Florida State game.
Sure, I could have expressed optimism that one of the losses for Clemson (10-4, 1-1) was a close tussle with UMass.
It was tempting to say they could build on the potential of having statistically one of the best defenses in the country. But if you strictly adhere to the "numbers never lie" theory, you can often look like a fool.
The reality is Clemson has beaten up on a bunch of teams you may never have heard of. Its nonconference strength of schedule is ranked 252, the worst in the ACC. Florida State was the first real test this season, and Clemson failed it badly. And by real test I mean a game against a quality opponent it could actually win.
And then you have Duke. The Blue Devils (12-3, 1-1) have done Duke-like things so far this season except for one: have a signature nonconference win.
It's troubling that Duke lost to Kansas and Arizona, beat a Michigan team that was probably overrated and lost its conference opener to Notre Dame, a team short its best scorer.
This game will prove both teams' mettle. Duke has to dominate, not just win. On the other hand, if the Tigers lose by anything less than 12 points or - gasp! - wins, we'll know they didn't just get fat on early season cupcakes.
Virginia at NC State, 5 p.m.
There are three teams standing 2-0 in early ACC play, and the Cavaliers are one of them. Consider that unblemished record officially in jeopardy.
It says a lot that Virginia (11-4) beat Florida State by 12 without leading scorer Joe Harris, who left with an undisclosed injury less than three minutes into the game and did not return. His scoring average now stands at a hearty 10 points per game.
The Cavs rely on their defense more than the 2000 Baltimore Ravens. It's too bad Trent Dilfer's son doesn't play point guard for the Wahoos. Hopefully, you got that reference, and even if you didn't I had a belly laugh.
They're not a scoring machine, but at least they're balanced. Justin Anderson and Malcolm Brogdon each score 9.9 points per game. Mike Tobey and Akil Mitchell are at 6.5. London Perrantes and Darion Atkins are at 4.4 and 4.2, respectively.
What that means is - heck, I dunno what it means, but it was cool noticing it on the stat sheet.
T.J. Warren and his beastly offensive growl will give Virginia all it wants. Warren is averaging 24 points in his last five games - the same number as his jersey and just a tick above his season average.
Hopefully, Warren's performance resembles the last time he played Virginia when he dropped 18 points in the ACC Tournament. When these teams met last year in the regular season, NC State was without two of its best players - C.J. Leslie and Lorenzo Brown - and Warren had more fouls (four) than points (three) on 1-for-7 shooting.
But he's not alone. True freshman point guard Anthony "Cat" Barber lifted his assist-turnover ratio from about 1.6 a month ago to 2.2 now, one of the best in the conference. One day he'll be so good that Cat will be his official first name.
Keep an eye on Ralston Turner, an LSU transfer who has turned it up the last couple of games. If Warren struggles, Turner is the Wolfpack's most dangerous long-range threat, and the Wahoos' perimeter defense has holes.
Boston College at Virginia Tech, noon
Notre Dame at Georgia Tech, noon
Maryland at Florida State, 8 p.m.
Watch out for Florida State. They can put a huge lineup on the floor with 7'3" center Boris Bojanovsky and 6'7" guard/forward Montay Brandon, sophomores who are making the most of increased minutes from last year.
That kind of length can bother people, and it's a major reason the Seminoles (10-4. 1-1) hold opponents to around 37 percent field goal shooting, one of the lowest in the country.
That awful loss to Virginia, however, was a reminder that FSU is young and can be its own worst enemy.
Long story short, senior point guard Ian Miller has to be better. In the last five games, his assist-turnover ratio is -1. He had five turnovers and two assists against Charleston Southern. Unacceptable.
Maryland (10-6, 2-1), on the other hand, continued to prove just how wide a gap exists between expectations and results with a woeful loss to Pittsburgh on Monday. There is no doubt Pitt is a better team, just not 20 points better.
Apparently, there is some new outbreak of disease that causes talented teams to underachieve, but it has been restricted to the Mid-Atlantic region - first the Nationals and Orioles, then the Redskins, Virginia Tech football and now Maryland basketball. Sadly, I could go on, but thank goodness for the Ravens, right?
Maybe they will repeat as… oh, really? Nevermind then. My bad.
Back to my original point, which is Maryland is waaaay too talented to have lost six games at this point, and everybody knows it. I assume they know it, too, but now would be a lovely time to prove it.
A win would help them save face, and with Notre Dame, NC State, Pitt (again!) and Miami next up, it may help them save the season.
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Often acting as surrogates for their running mates, Joe Biden and Paul Ryan squared off on international affairs, taxes and abortion, among other topics, in the only vice-presidential debate of the election season.
The candidates found little to agree on, whether it was a military withdrawal from Afghanistan, raising taxes or reforming entitlement programs. As expected, both sides spun the debate performances as victories.
One clear winner appeared to be widely-praised moderator Martha Raddatz, yet she did receive some criticism from conservatives.
Patch ran a statewide live blog that attracted in upwards of 40 participants who offered their thoughts on the debate. Here are some of their reactions.
It's a toss-up. Biden: overconfident "I'm the voice of experience." Ryan: far-too-smiley equanimity.
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Fortunately, or unfortunately, to the benefit of whichever VP candidate is deemed tomorrow, by the talking heads, to have fared worse, the debate is scheduled in the midst of the Yankees/Orioles, A's/Giants baseball playoffs and the Thursday night Steelers/Titans football games.
I was a little underwhelmed by this debate, but...full disclosure, I was a little distracted so it might be better when I rewatch it from the start.
Biden is a mouthpiece, an empty suit.
"Sometimes the words do not come out of your mouth the right way [said by Ryan to Biden]" will be the quote for the 2012 debate.
I love Biden's Passion.
Biden just nailed him on being a hypocrite about that stimulus.
Ryan is calm, cool, and collected. Biden is angry and looks like a fool.
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Ryan, the phony also said he RAN a marathon in under 3 hours, when in REALITY-VILLE, it was OVER 4 HOURS. A completely scummy lie, FOR SURE! I ran 15 marathons more than 30 years ago and have NO problem remembering the times.
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I confess that I just cut off about 5 inches of my hair. I've made an appointment for tomorrow morning to have it cut properly.
Yeah, I did it myself. I often have this urge to cut my hair while PMSing. I have no idea why.
I'll ask them to cut some layers/texture into it tomorrow, and I'll try to post pics.
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My sister just got back from the doctor and I told her to ask about taking metformin. The NP actually thought that was a GREAT idea and sister left with a script for it.
I think that my sister thought I was nuts when I told her I thought she needed it.
I'm pretty positive she has PCOS....like 99.5% sure she does.
I go in next Friday and am going to try to get it for myself. I think that there is a chance I might have PCOS but I'm not so textbook like my sister.
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I was thinking about asking about it too, just too lazy to make the appt.
So....I confess that I think my high school students have a plot to try to convert me. At least the girls do. We had some "free time" today since we had a double period, and they asked if I would show a video that they had watched in Islamic Studies class. And that it was how Islam/Allah can be "proven" by science. Okay, whatever. I showed it. Here it is for anyone who wants to see it:
I could not say anything about what I really thought....that was the hardest part.
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Ugh, Jenny, that's not cool. And not cool you can't say what you really want to say. The Jehovah's witnesses kept coming around to our house last year and I finally just had to say something like, "look, you're not going to convince me of anything, I don't want to hear it, thanks any way, but you are wasting my time." I haven't seen them since.
I had 2 teenagers that started walking along with me and the kids while I we were out one day and I thought they were just being friendly until one asked me if I thought I was going to heaven and I was like, "Nope, not likely!" and did a quick u-turn with the stroller and said, "Bye now!"
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
I just had a parent-teacher meeting at Mia's daycare, and they raved about what an incredibly kind, smart, gentle, happy girl she is. I'm so proud of her.
Jenny, I think it's safe to say that your soul is being prayed for every day by lots of people.
I confess, poor Kai. The anti-b's are giving him loose stools. Not horrible, but he has just started to wear underwear. He is usually the most regular little dude ever. I'm talking almost the same time of day, every day, once a day. So he's rushing to the potty a few times a day now and sometimes not making it. Last night he's sitting there and he says, "Mommy, I don't know why my butt is doing this. It's not supposed to be doing this."
Aww, poor bub. Hope it's all better soon.
Wow good for him! I think it's very mature of him to understand how his body is supposed to work.
On the other hand Josh just peed all over the floor LOL. I just took him about 15 minutes ago.
He's doing great though. He stayed dry all day yesterday. Now we just have to work on him realizing when he has to go.
Yes, Kai is a really smart little guy. I'm not just saying that because he's my kid. He really understands a lot of things that I you'd never imagine he'd be old enough to understand. I often under estimate his abilities. In so many ways he is developmentally right with Savana and she's 20 months older.
I confess that we're having another date night tonight, second weekend in a row.
We're going to the restaurant we didn't go to on Valentine's Day and then to see Avatar.
I figured Jimi would want to see Alice in Wonderland but he decided he wants to see Avatar while it's still in theaters and then see Alice later.
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Karen/NoCA wrote:Carrie L. wrote:Just went to see Dr. Michael Roizen speak at our club. Came home and ate brown rice and Swiss chard sautéed in a little EVOO.
I don't think I"ll ever eat sugar again.
Please tell more Carrie, about what you learned. By the way, how did you make the brown rice taste good? I have a cousin who eats it for breakfast. On a family outing one time, I almost gagged when I caught a whiff of the brown stuff in her bowl. I love all types of rice, but mine are usually have one or two ingredients that add lots of aromatic flavors. Wine, home made chicken stock, fresh herbs, real Parmesan, or veggies. Brown rice is challenging for me.
Carl Eppig wrote:Tonight we had a seared and roasted rib eye steak, Yukon Golds in very thick slices and roasted in EVOO, and pureed Blue Hubbard squash from the freezer. We washed all down with a Knapp Finger Lakes Merlot. Time for a Knapp!
Jason Hagen wrote:For a "cold" California night.
Jenise wrote:"onion cappucino". I pureed the conventional onion soup with espresso powder and sour cream, thickened it just a little, then made a creamy foam to go on top along with some croutons of multi-grain bread pan fried with a little butter and white truffle oil. In a linear sense, the flavor progression was onion and thyme, complex beef stock, a hint of truffle and then a satisfying, lingering coffee essence. It was one of the most refined, complex soups I've ever eaten.
Jenise wrote:Looks divine, Jason. Bean soups have no equal when it's cold. That's red kale on top?
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Not familiar with calamari "steak". Is it a section of the body, flattened into a square or rectangle or a fat ring ?
Having friends over for dinner tonight. Had planned on lamb but not how/why or what to do about the other courses because I didn't have a theme and without a theme I have no parameters within which to gain traction. I never just make this and that and that because they're good--there has to be some symbiosis or inherent attraction even if I'm the only one who knows it's there.
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Thanks Michelle!! Good Luck to you this cycle too!!
LOL.. I thought you would like the Femara better! What Mg do they have you on?
Yea.. HCG's are NOT fun what so ever!!
HOw is the glucaphage treating you?
Thanks! Oh yes....I am so glad I will never have to take Clomid again! Sheesh that stuff is enought to make someone want to commit themselves!
I am taking 2.5mg of femara. I responded to 50mg of Clomid and the very first patient he started out on 5mg of femara ended up with triplets...."ka-winky-dink" he is not sure, but he does not want to take the chance!
He gave me 6 weeks worth of free Glucaphage. It is the really expensive stuff, so I have not had too bad of GI symptoms. Mild nausea and that is about it! I started out on 500mg, then tonight I move up to 1000mg...I sure hope that I don't get sick tonight from it since I am at work! :X
Where are you at in your cycle? Are you 10DPO? Sorry, I don't chart b/c I work nights (I tried and gave up...kind of impossible to chart BBT ).
Last edited by Xevy; 05-14-2008 at 05:16 PM.
Today I went for a follow-up visit after taking my 1st round of Clomid (in over a year) and I am so confused. First of all, my RE looked at the lining of endometrium and said it looked good but he had seen something that looked like dark spots (which he descibed as looking like swiss cheese holes) and will study them because he'd claimed he hadn't seen that before.
My second thing is that he was unable to see my left ovary because it is very hard to see even with the vaginal u/s probe, believe me...he tried his hardest. On the other hand he was able to see my right ovary and saw that the follicles in there were smaller than he would like them to be.
And here is some information to let you know how this cycle has bee for me:
Enjuvia 0.45 mg x 14 days
Prometrium x 6 days
CD Started 5/5 - Ended 5/7
Clomid CD 4-8
Follow-up U/S & consultation 5/19
Please let me know what you all think about my cycle, I would greatly appreciate another take on it. Oh, and I forgot to mention that FF says I will possibly be fertile from 5/16 to 5/18 and I am "supposed" to ovulate on 5/19. I am fairly new to using FF and also took a long break from TTC so I had not charted in close to 8 months, so I can't actually go by much information because none was entered. So as I said before, I would love to hear someone else's opinion on it.
Thanks all!
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Paula I got off BC last month...I haven't been dx with it yet..he's just guessing so he has to make sure BC is out of system to test...
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WOW.. Femara is suppose to be a little less of a chance of multiplies. If you were Oing on 50mg of Clomid then 2.5 mg of Femara is perfect.
What's dose are you working your way up to on the Glucaphage? I'm on the generic Metformin I take 1700mg. I did two weeks on 850mg and then moved up to 1700mg.. I had a little bit of GI problems.. but was ok after a couple of days..
I'm on CD 6, 4th day of Follistim. GROOOOOW FOLLIES GROOOOOW!!!!
Andrea, Not sure how much I can help you....but you should O anywhere from 5-8 (or more) days after your last dose of Clomid. Your AF sounds like my AF...short...I would use some pre-seed on the days you ! Clomid can dry up your CM. That is strange he could see your left ovary. Have you had an HSG yet?
Good luck!
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Paula...Clomooody psyhco beotch is no more!
I know that is crazy about the femara and multiples. I am just glad my RE likes to play it safe! I hope this is the right cocktail of meds to get me my
I started out on 500mg and am now at 1000mg, which is am sure will be my max dose. I need to ask him if I will stay on it for the entire pg once it does happen! I have heard some peeps do and some do not.
! Grow follies grow
RE said last week that I had some good size follies on my left side (my dominant O side (CD4 he did not want to see them bigger than 15...they were 10-13) and then my right side he saw several small ones. I will find out Friday how much bigger they are. I think they have been a-growing like craazy cuz I been cramping! A lot despite our colds!
for follies that are growing
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Hello! Thank you so much for this thread. I just met with my DR this week and we are testing for PCOS. I spent 2 hours at Borders reading books about this and was totally enlightened. I have had symptoms since I was a teenager and didn't know it. I've been in the TTC room since Oct and had read many ladies talking about PCOS and what they were going thru. This made call for an appt with my DR and she was so helpful in wanting to start testing. I do have a few questions and hopefully I can learn from some of you here.
I am getting my glucose test done tomorrow. She gave me the referral for the HSG and AD test for DH. She said I can do it when i want, but is there a better order to this process? Should I do it right away or wait a while? She gave me a script for Prometrium 200mg to start CD12, which I have to wait until next cycle to start.
Just looking for some feedback that this seems like a good start to getting things under control. TIA!!
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On charting break!
Praying for Ktover's & EJ's H&H 9 months!!
Welcome happilimarried! Glad to hear that you have been doing research. Education is the first step to getting control of your fertility!
Well, depends on how agressive you want to be with TTC. I would get it done asap since you have orders for it rather than wait. This can allieviate a lot of stress (or add if they find something wrong....but then you have to think that if something is wrong- you can get it fixed or treated quicker depending on the problem).
FYI the HSG is not the most comfortable thing in the world...some women do not complain of a lot of pain.....but whew...mine hurt like a &%$#@&*! My friend had one too and she said it hurt a lot. The good thing is that the pain does not last but for maybe 5 mins....if that! But it can also help flush your tubes out if you have gunk in em'! This test is considered diagnositic....but it really can be therapeutic. Many women get pg within 3 mos after having it done (of course this will all depend on your situation).
Good luck and keep us posted!
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Robin-I sure hope that b/t the femara, the gluc, and the trigger we get our BFP this month! Woo-hoo! I am a little concerned about the CM I had today....kind of odd...it was clear and stretchy but with some white streak things (TMI sorry....but I have read that it is still among the most fertile...but I have never seen it like this before with me...only in pics LOL...mmmm we shall see! Hope you are feeling better today
Happilymarried- Good luck! When are you expecting AF to arrive?
So, my insulin test came back normal. That's good. I know this is crazy but I was a little disappointed not to a have a little excuse for the sudden weight gain over the last 2 years. BLAH! Guess it's just me!
YO 28, DH 30 ~ TTC #1 since 10/07 ~ Hypo & PCOS
On charting break!
Praying for Ktover's & EJ's H&H 9 months!!
I am so glad to see there is a support thread for all the many women suffering the wrath of PCOS. I too have a story similar to those I read in this thread. I wanted to share something more important with you all though. I was blessed with a daughter 12 years ago when I was only 18 and this disease definately will and is affecting her too as well. I am lucky my fertility doctor is also a pediatric gynecologist and mentioned to watch her as well. She started her period last October and already her u/s proved to be cystic. We have decided to put her on the pill to regulate and control her hormone levels so she does not suffer the same pain and heart ache that goes with years of TTC. I urge you all to watch you daughters and even your nieces closely so they can be protected!
I wish I found APA when I was TTC, the support here is overwhelming!
Last edited by CdnBaby; 06-06-2008 at 09:52 AM.
They only tested your sugars? Mmmm...they should be checking your DHEA and testosterone levels. I cannot remember but did they ck your thyroid? Mmm..lets see...what else....not related to PCOS but have they tested you for Chlamydia? There are not really any symptoms, most people who have it don't even know it until they are trying to get pg.
YO 28, DH 30 ~ TTC #1 since 10/07 ~ Hypo & PCOS
On charting break!
Praying for Ktover's & EJ's H&H 9 months!!
Xevy - I am hoping and praying for your BFP so I will be stalking you this week!!!!!
Michelle (xevy) I am going to the Dr today (2 PM PST) to see about changing my BP meds... I wrote down Aldomet already for a BP med that is safe in pregnancy... are there others?? I want to go prepared! I was supposed to go on sat but I moved it up to today and never had the chance yet to ask you about it! So, if you see this before I leave that would be AWESOME!
i searched around online and found methyldopa, hydralazine, and procardia....


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Dd has been fighting sleep recently. She puts up a huge fight to even go to sleep. Sometimes it takes her 2 hours in bed until she falls asleep!!! I've been pushing back her nap time and it seems to help a little bit.
For night time we have always had the same routine since day 1....snack, brush teeth, read books, PJs (now we try to use the potty before PJs though since she's PTing). Within the last couple of weeks she fights the bedtime routine every.step.of.the.way. Then she asks for this and then asks for that, then asks for something else. Then cries and cries. I'm at a total loss on what to do.
A week ago I made up a bedtime chart and she gets a sticker for each thing (snack, books, teeth, potty, PJs). Some times it works but most of the time she still fights it.
Please give me ideas on what to do!!!!


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