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Kunda-Guzzo Engagement
Andrea Kunda of Amityville and Nicholas Kunda of Massapequa and Una and John Guzzo of Massapequa announce the engagement of their children Lindsay Nicole and Peter Joseph. Lindsay graduated from Massapequa High School in 2000. She attended Sacred Heart University and graduated in 2004 with a bachelor of science in psychology.
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Farm Days on the Cobblestones Seattle, Washington
- Location: Seattle, Washington
- Website: pikeplacemarket.org
When I boarded a plane in Los Angeles for Lihue, Kauai, on Sunday morning, my mind was filled with images of tropical fruit and sunshine. Little did I know that my journey would first take me on a rather different detour…
Faced with a several hour-long layover in Seattle, my partner and I hopped on the light rail from Sea-Tac airport towards downtown to Pike Place Market. It was a chilly, gray morning by Puget Sound, but Pike Place was bustling and vibrant. Seafood may be the market's most iconic product, but we (and especially I, a vegetarian!) were delighted to discover a farmers' market taking place on the streets outside the building.
We had stumbled into the thrice-weekly Farm Days on the Cobblestones, where local growers sell fresh vegetables, fruits, honey, and more. Though our unexpected visit left us wanting more, we had great fun seeing what's in season in this part of the country — super-sweet late-summer stone fruits, colorful peppers, fall apples and gourds, root vegetables, and gorgeous purple garlic. We rounded out the visit with a taste of artisan cheeses at the nearby Beecher's Handmade Cheese and then returned to the airport (whew!).
Pike Place Market's Farm Days on the Cobblestones runs through September 30 this year. For information on other Seattle area farmers' markets, visit Neighborhood Farmers Market Alliance. We'd love to hear recommendations from our Seattle readers, too!
Related: A Food-Lover's Guide to Seattle
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April 8, 2008
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Junior right-hander Chris D'Annunzio served up a strong start on the mound while the Engineers plated multiple runners in three different innings, as MIT leveled its record in conference play with a 7-4 victory against Clark on Tuesday afternoon. Once again, senior Mike Vasquez was sharp in relief en route to his second save of the spring.
Clark (8-14, 2-4 NEWMAC) jumped in front of the Engineers with a three-spot in the top of the third. After a lead-off error and two quick outs, Scott Hollingsworth walked and Ronald Bathrick delivered an RBI single to right field that moved the Cougars ahead, 1-0. In the ensuing at bat, junior Matthew Tillo doubled down the left-field line to clear the bases.
MIT (9-10, 3-3) answered with two runs in the bottom of the third. Freshman Dan Hyatt picked up Tech's first hit of the day with a poke to right field before scoring on a line-drive single to center by fellow rookie Brian Doyle. Later in the frame, Thomas Phillips doubled to deep right field to bring home another run.
Trailing 3-2, the Engineers moved in front with two more runs in the sixth. David Nole supplied the biggest hit of the inning with an RBI triple to right center while rookie William Blackman batted in a run in his first plate appearance with a drive to left center.
MIT grabbed control of the tilt with three more runs in the seventh. Stewart Park took advantage of a shift in the infield with a bunt single toward second base that nearly made its way to the outfield grass in loading the bases, and Kevin Wheeler continued the good work with a sacrifice fly to left. Phillips followed with his second run-scoring hit of the game while Park crossed the plate on an error later in the inning.
Clark got one of the runs back in the eighth after doubles by Phillip DeMartino and Joseph Silva while Vasquez forced a 6-3 double-play to end the threat after entering the game with one out and the bases loaded.
D'Annunzio gave up six hits and no earned runs in six innings pitched while improving his season record to 1-1. Vasquez provided his fifth scoreless relief appearance in six tries to lower his ERA to a team-best 1.20.
Tillo (2-3) shouldered the loss after allowing four earned runs and five hits through six innings of work. The Cougars out-hit the Cardinal and Gray, 9-8, but left 12 runners on base.


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October 26, 2007
As part of the Consultation on the Interdisciplinary Teaching of the Black Experience this weekend at Wabash College, Dr. Maulana Karenga delivered a lecture entitled: Kawaida, Culture and Critical Ethical Issues: Repairing and Transforming the World. The Consultation is a collaborative effort by the Wabash Center, the Malcolm X Institute, and the Center of Inquiry.
Karenga is a professor of Africana Studies at California State University – Long Beach. He holds two Ph.D.'s, one in political science (United States International University) and another in social ethics (University of Southern California), as well as an honorary doctorate from the University of Durban, South Africa. He is also the author of numerous scholarly articles and books.
Karenga began his remarks by thanking Dr. Tim Lake, Executive Director of the Malcolm X Institute at Wabash College and Ms. Amina McIntyre, Assistant Director for arranging this "historic gathering of African American Scholars." He continued stating it is not enough "to be chosen to bring good into the world, we must choose to do it. The best of what it means to be African is the best of what it means to be human."
He encouraged the African American community to be the moral and social vanguard for the country by following the seven guiding principles of Kawaida. Kawaida is the ongoing synthesis of African thought and practice in constant exchange with the world.
The principles of the Kawaida philosophy are the seven principles celebrated during Kwanzaa, the seven day African American holiday he began in 1966. Those principles are umojoa (unity), kujichagulia (self-determination), ujima (collective work and responsibility), ujamaa (cooperative economics), nia (purpose), kuumba (creativity), and imani (faith).
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I don't know about you, but January always seems to be the month that my immune system goes on holiday. Mid-January, pretty much every year without fail I get struck down with the head cold from hell; you know, the kind that blocks your sinuses so bad that you have to sleep with your mouth open so you wake up with the sorest and driest mouth ever. The kind that makes you go through 6 rolls of loo roll in 3 days because you're blowing your nose so damn much. Well, I was in the throes of this extremely unwelcome annual visitor, trying to force myself through a day of work even though my constant sneezing was making me dizzy (and probably spreading those lovely germs to my colleagues too..) when this cute little pot fell into my hands. And I'll tell you what – it totally saved me.
It's L'Occitane's new limited edition Honey Shea Butter*. Shea Butter is an important ingredient in lots of L'Occitane products for its moisturising properties, and here it's been mixed with healing Honey and adorned with the sweetest illustration to match. So how did it save me? Well, you know when you've been constantly blowing your nose during a cold (how can one person even produce that much snot?!), the skin around your nostrils gets all dry, flaky and frankly disgusting? This repaired it literally overnight. My usual moisturisers were stinging the raw, sore skin around my nose too much to slather them on thick for an overnight fix, but the purest and simplest of ingredients in the L'Occitane Honey Shea Butter felt nothing but soothing to my poorly schnozz. I slapped it liberally over my lips and nose – disappointed that I couldn't smell it at the time! – and went to sleep. When I woke up the following day, the first thing I noticed was the faint scent of honey followed by a completely smooth and flake-free nose when I looked in the mirror. Still redder than Rudolph's, but at least it wasn't dry, flaky and sore.
It's safe to say this is now an absolute staple for me and now that the cold has passed I can really appreciate the scent – subtle, natural honey without a dozen sweet synthetic fragrances, it's really lovely. Although the nose problem is out of the way, I've still been using this delightful little tin as my overnight lip balm every night – and that's where it will stay, as it's not the best one to carry around in your handbag as the lid is a little loose.
I'd definitely recommend picking this up, it's a generous 8ml for £7, a price I would gladly pay 10 times over to fix up the dreaded flaky nose in record time! It's out now, and is available in L'Occitane boutiques and online – but remember, it's limited edition so be sure to snap it up quick.


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EATONTON, Ga. – No. 6 Georgia College Golf is gearing up to host their annual Bobcat Invitational Tournament at Cuscowilla on Lake Oconee March 21-22 featuring some of the nation's top teams.
The tournament this year will feature seventeen teams, thirteen of which are among the nation's top-30 according to Golfstat Division II Head-to-Head rankings. Of those teams, five are in the top-10.
At the top of the pack is No. 4 University of West Florida followed by No. 5 Lynn University. Next up is the host No. 6 Georgia College with The University of North Alabama right behind at No. 7. Rounding up the top ten is No. 8 Barry University.
Also in the top-30 are Peach Belt Conference opponents No. 13 Columbus State University and No. 15 Armstrong Atlantic State University. Behind them is No. 19 Nova Southeastern University. Starting of the 20's is No. 20 Rollins College, closely followed by No. 21 Valdosta State University and No. 22 USC Aiken. Trailing off the top-30 are No. 26 UNC Pembroke and No. 30 Florida Southern College.
Also featured in the tournament are Lander University, Belmont Abbey College, Carson-Newman College and Clayton State University.
GC is looking to improve on a sixth-place finish at this tournament a year ago. Last year's winner was Lynn University, edging Belmont Abbey by just a pair of strokes. The individual champion was BAC's Peter Tarver Jones, who returns to the Crusaders for his senior season.
Action begins at the Golf Club at Cuscowilla in Eatonton, Ga. Monday, March 21.
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hey bro,
I have never seen an outlaw let alone flown one! but i here they are in between frenzy and manta for performance.
I have flown the 2011 frenzies on land on a landboard
7m in 25-40 knots
9m, 11m in 16-18 knots
13m in 5 knots
the 11m in noticably slower than the 9m. maybe 20-30%? i think yourd fine the 9m fyx would be a fairer comparasine to your 8m outlaw.
I can confirm they are stable indeed and with easy and generous lift. i flew the 7m in insane conditions 40 knot squalls, lulls torrential, rain, gusty as shit and it did a very good job. it felt like the stability and ease of flying of the access with the added benifit of lift on tap. it also flew well trimmed!
the 9m for me was the magic size it boosted well in the 16-18 knots i flew it in and was as quick as my inflatables... but with the added benefit of battery smoother touch downs the foils give.....


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quote:Originally posted by pensfan17Here is what I believe the lines will be: The first two lines are the same as 5918's, they are very likely. Also Kennedy is going to play center. Dupuis is better than Taffe.LW - Fedetenko, C - Crosby, RW - SatanLW - Staal, C - Malkin, RW - SykoraLW - Bissonette/Godard, C - Talbot, RW - CookeLW - Pesonen, C - Kennedy, RW - DupuisSpares: Thomas and Bissonette/GodardLetang - OrpikGill - EatonGoligoski - SydorScuderiThen obviously Fleury starting, Sabourin as back-up.Losing Gonchar and Whitney really hurts, but good thing Shero had nine quality defenceman(maybe he knew).
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U.S. Markets Have Wary Eye on Asian Selloff
MoneyBeat's Steven Russolillo looks at overnight selloffs in Asian markets (triggered by the U.S. Federal Reserve and lower Chinese manufacturing output) and how they are likely to affect Wall Street.
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... the the ... this is what he's feeling like the getting hit from all sides ... it's a stock's got slammed up with its dividend been Anqi Jade market something a white now ... you can see the market's close on the screen right there ... well today ... it is that in the Chinese economy is stuck and this is his ... good morning welcome the New Saab on Michael ... Casey ... to talk us about how markets said the improper tumultuous twenty four hours is MoneyBeat Baba Steber so Lula good morning statements that ... a lot going on the small it's been a wild ride yes only woke up to news that Japan's stock market was down more than seven percent ... I guess it's the ... time being dropped and as you mention you know it's a combination of the fears about the Fed going back and specifically overseas and not that the tiny Chinese manufacturing data that email ... was below fifty deaths are the key level that will keep an eye on and so has the lowest number about seven months old ... still some years there about slowing Economy so ... a new ... pilot altogether ... you'd excel in Japan and now that serve an insult in Europe and China as well so that spilling over to sit in the way it played out of the city Shanghai to one point two the incentive of of a nudist Nikkei two to five ... six pointed to put Japan's have huge runner up until now the sixteen of the census of ... exactly so lot people are saying oh yes this market may be due first of five to seven percent pullback but the more things can happen one day but it because of the huge from that it has had ... it's not surprising fueled Opel but just how quickly after that a mistake is it's a combination of the one hand you've got concerns about U S growth at the top concerns in the sense that he will lead the Fed to take actions to reining in stimulus and write this been Anqi it's a jettisoned as undercut the burn Anqi news is very interesting today he has had testimony he also had his tune a session and in the culinary he said ... that the Fed could ... take some action and in the next few meetings so ... that sort of the first time that we've had ... somewhat of a site specific timelines for what I think what surprise button first get one of Sydney's adding the necessity because the one in his prepared testimony he was pretty dull to me was pretty as how his son in law so this is an open about its current model was a huge turn to the markets are reacting right right and I was loosing battle plays out is out of course it did to throw into the mix we had jobless claims data such awful things can and today we honor forty thousand a little bit below what that that economists were expecting so that is it that thank you mind this is an important jobless claims number because ... this is the survey week for the ... good of the government's monthly report in which to be the main on nonfarm payrolls which comes out of the week so ... this week in particular could be important shaping held that ... Barclays out ... and this is a good number here so he could be in Supreme when Seaway's a good number could mean a good job support and if anything is a good job support a few weeks ... that could provide more of this that that is actually ... pull back sooner than later now when something here that's the essence of the market that mine but it's certainly something to consider now the subject that is starting to get a little bit better than that something that people are settling in me thinking about especially ... with ... write what I was able to get this eight cents a ... day most Pacific ... three stocks with twenty with with with it yet three stocks look at each piece sold the oversight of futures and were down a lot that gives them a hundred once the film may be the complete opposite HP is of the Opry market they reported earnings last night ... and the results were not as bad as people are fearing that is for each piece certainly good sign ... Meg Whitman CEO said that the recovery ... or that the company copies destruction transformation is perhaps ... going ahead of schedule also ... a good sign that each piece I was a huge run-up this year and so was that it's going to continue playing Lazarus almost as had been the gap ... yes the gap is is also reporting today after the bell and I that's the key to mind of that Ofcom things are headed to common sense of the chicken wrote about how SEC is looking a little expensive ... but just in terms of its valuation metrics but also keep in mind so great that they had in the story ... the company has beaten analysts' expectations in each of the past twenty six quarters in a row so ... and Intesa Strat there was to go ... um we got one more friends that read dent ... in the idea this is the ... isthe is also reporting at the moment when the race like this one caught my eye is inside is one of the most heavily shorted stocks in the market rate now people are what's really betting against this one and even some thought continues to rally so ... whenever you see these means that a high short interest ... it's something to watch because if the company beats expectations this has a dazzling her to get Danny out with the techniques of the beat expectations and could sit and hold a short squeeze happening which could ... propel the stock even higher Forsyth it's ... that the results of that lot people are betting against it so ... 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Information for Patients, Visitors and Carers
Park and
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Journey Planning
For door-to-door journey planning via
public transport, please click
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Alternatively, you may call Traveline for public transport
information on 0871 200 22 33 be aware that calls to this
number cost 12p per minute plus any additional access charge from
your phone company.
If possible we would strongly recommend using public transport
to get here. Our hospitals are in dense urban locations where roads
are often busy and parking is often oversubscribed. All our
hospitals are served by many bus routes and other community
transport services which are detailed in the pages linked
For information about any public transport services please
contact Transport for Greater Manchester on 0871 200 2233.
Their lines are open between 7.00am and 8.00pm on Monday to Friday,
and from 8.00 am to 8.00 am on weekends and bank holidays.
You can also visit their website at
Transport for Greater Manchester
We are currently running a free electric shuttle bus around the
central site, taking patients and visitors from the two main car
parks at Grafton Street and Hathersage Road from the car park
entrance to their hospital door. This currently operates during
daytime hours only; look out for the yellow bus stops and mini
electric bus.
Our Oxford Road site is very well served by buses. Twenty
different routes from across Manchester all stop directly here,
including our own hybrid bus (the 147) which costs £1.50 for a day
ticket and travels from Manchester Piccadilly Train Station via the
Universities, stopping on site. The First Bus 18 Service from
Langley stops on the Boulevard close to all main hospital
Click the link below to download a summary of all buses which
stop here, including estimated travel time and weekend/evening
All buses to our site
We have cycle racks to lock your bike up outside all of our
Central Site hospitals. It's about a 15 minute ride to us from
Manchester Piccadilly Train Station, or 10 minutes from Manchester
Oxford Road Train Station.
For a personalised cycling map and directions to our site,
simply click the link below and enter your start location.
Cycling map and directions
Our closest railway stations are Manchester Oxford Road (MCO),
approximately 1 mile away, and Manchester Piccadilly (MAN),
approximately 1.5 miles away. Both are a short walk, cycle or bus
ride from our Oxford Road location.
For a personalised rail timetable, simply click the link below
and enter your starting station, destination (MCO or MAN) and
travel time.
Personalised rail timetable
During Summer 2015 the St Peters Square tram stop will
be periodically closed for upgrades, please check the linked site
for up-to-date information.
Our nearest tram stop is at St Peter's Square at the north end
of Oxford Road, approximately 1.5 miles away. This is a short walk,
cycle or bus ride from our Oxford Road location.
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St Peter's Square trams
We're based on Oxford Road and are very well connected to the
rest of the city. It's about a 40 minute walk from Manchester
Piccadilly Train Station, or 20 minutes from Manchester Oxford Road
Train Station.
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simply click the link below and enter your start location.
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We recognise that people come from all over Manchester to our
hospitals, and access by car can often be difficult. With this in
mind we have a 'Park and Ride' location from which you can take a
free shuttle bus to the main hospital site and then walk or catch a
5 minute bus down Oxford Road to the Dental Hospital.
This located at Trafford General Hospital (map).
The Trafford General Hospital shuttle runs from 10am to
3pm, Monday to Friday. It departs from the main entrance
of Trafford General Hospital towards our central site on Oxford
Road (and returns) approximately every 30 minutes.
Trafford Shuttle Timetable
As a city centre location on one of the busiest roads in the
region, parking can be in high demand at our main site so please
allow time to find a space when you arrive. We are around 1 mile
from the nearest motorway junction and are accessible by car. Note
that the roads surrounding our site will face disruption over the
next few years due to works associated with the Bus Priority
For a personalised driving map and directions to our site,
simply click the link below and enter your start location.
Driving map
and directions
Car parking for patients and visitors at our Oxford Road site is
largely located in one of our two multi-storey car parks located at
either the North East (Grafton Street Multi-storey) or South West
(Hathersage Road Multi-storey) of the site. Each of these car parks
provide parking for patient, visitor and staff car parking and
operates a pay on foot system where customers make their payment
for parking on exiting the car park.
A very limited amount of parking is available in front of
Accident and Emergency which is a pay and display car park
Click below to download a map of all parking and drop-off
points including dedicated disabled parking spaces:
Parking and dropoff points
The following tariffs apply to all car parks at our central
If you have been to an out-patient appointment or attended
Accident & Emergency and your visit has gone over 6 hours, you
will be charged only the £5 rate. Please speak to a member of
Security staff at the car park before paying and bring proof of
your appointment or attendance.
We do not charge for parking for:
If all disabled spaces are full, disabled badge holders may park
in any normal car park space free of charge.
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discounts please click the link below:
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Access information for each of our sites (availability of
accessible lifts, low payment counters, assisted access entrances
etc.) is available by clicking the link below:
Access information
Wheelchairs are available for a £1 deposit in the entrances of
our two multi-storey car parks on Hathersage Road and Grafton
Street, as well as being available in the entrances of
If you have any accessibility enquiries or special requirements
such as help with visual impairment, hearing, language or
communication matters, please ask a member of staff for assistance
or contact the Patient Advice & Liaison Service (PALS) on 0161
746 2019. You can also contact us by minicom on 0161 746 2243. Sign
Language Interpreters and Lip Speakers may also be available by
prior arrangement.
Transport for Sick Children is a registered charity working
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hospital appointments.
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Patan is a one of the largest cities in Nepal and is located just across the Bagmati river from Kathmandu. Confusingly, it is also known as Lalitpur, both names deriving from the Sanskrit "Lalitapattan". Like its larger neighbor, Patan also boasts a Durbar Square full of temples, statues, and palaces and, in addition, has the must-see attraction of Patan Museum. As a traditional center of handicrafts, Patan is a great place to purchase jewelry, Buddha statues and masks.
Get in
Note: Nepal Buses & Micro buses are not very good for handicapped people or the faint of heart. The people are very friendly, but the vehicles are very old & rough.
Get around
Durbar Square
Durbar Square is the Palace Square of Patan. Approaching the square from the south end you have the palace on your right and a series of temples on your left. (Admission to the area for tourists is R200. You are trusted to pay this at a booth at the south end of Durbar Square or at another entrance to the area further to the north as there is no formal ticket control).
There is a confusing array of temples and other interesting items on the left-hand side of the square. Again, walking from the south end of the square, you pass:
Other attractions
South of Durbar Square
North of Durbar Square
Just wander around keeping your eyes open for all the amazing sights!
Patan, unlike Kathmandu, shuts down just after dark, and so nightlife is restricted to restaurants and hotel bars.
While most tourists stay in hotels in the Kathmandu Valley, mainly concentrated in the tourist catchment area of Thamel and it's vicinity, Patan which is just 4km from Thamel is fast becoming an area of preference for those in the know looking for more space and less chaos. Many of the expatriate communities live in the Patan area as the INGO's like the UN, DFID, GTZ are located there. The Swiss and Norwegian Embassies are also located in Patan.
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About 5-6 cups of seedless watermelon, about one cup of which is cut into 1/2 inch dice, the rest in chunks
1 seedless cucumber, half in chunks, half in 1/2-inch dice
1 small head Boston lettuce, trimmed
2 stalks celery, de-stringed, cut into 1/2-inch dice
1 yellow or red or orange pepper, or a mixture, cut in 1/2 inch dice
1/2 red onion, cut in 1/2 inch dice
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Total anomalous pulmonary venous return is a heart disease that is present at birth (
Alternative Names
TAPVR; Total veins
The cause of total anomalous pulmonary venous return (TAPVR) is unknown.
In normal circulation, blood is sent from the right ventricle to pick up oxygen in the lungs. It then returns through the pulmonary (lung) veins to the left side of the heart, which sends blood out through the aorta and around the body.
In TAPVR, oxygen-rich blood returns from the lungs to the right atrium or to a vein flowing into the right atrium, instead of the left side of heart. In other words, blood simply circles to and from the lungs and never gets out to the body.
For the infant to live, an
How severe this condition is depends on whether the pulmonary veins are blocked or obstructed as they drain. Obstructed TAPVR causes symptoms early in life and can be deadly very quickly if it is not found and corrected with surgery.
The infant may appear very sick and may have the following symptoms:
- Bluish color of the skin (cyanosis)
- Frequent respiratory infections
- Lethargy
- Poor feeding
- Poor growth
- Rapid breathing
Note: Sometimes, no symptoms may be present in infancy or early childhood.
Exams and Tests
- Cardiac catheterization can confirm the diagnosis by showing that the blood vessels are abnormally attached
- ECG shows enlargement of the ventricles (ventricular hypertrophy)
- Echocardiogram may show that the pulmonary vessels are attached
- MRI of the heart can show the connections between the pulmonary vessels
- X-ray of the chest shows a normal to small heart with fluid in the lungs
Surgery to repair the problem is needed as soon as possible. In surgery, the pulmonary veins are connected to the left atrium and the defect between the right and left atrium is closed.
Outlook (Prognosis)
If this condition is not treated, the heart will get larger, leading to heart failure. Repairing the defect early provides excellent results if there is no blockage of the pulmonary veins at the new connection into the heart. Infants who have obstructed veins have worsened survival.
Possible Complications
- Breathing difficulties
- Heart failure
- Irregular, fast heart rhythms (arrhythmias)
- Lung infections
- Pulmonary hypertension
When to Contact a Medical Professional
This condition may be apparent at the time of birth. However, symptoms may not be present until later.
Call your health care provider if you notice symptoms of TAPVR -- prompt attention is required.
There is no known way to prevent TAPVR.
Webb GD, Smallhorn JF, Therrien J, Redington AN. Congenital heart disease. In: Bonow RO, Mann DL, Zipes DP, Libby P, eds. Braunwalds Heart Disease: A Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 65.
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I'm not super comfortable filling a 3kpsi tank with a compressor that will be perfectly happy to fill to 4.5k. Yes, I can shut it off early, but that is a fairly unreliable control.
If I wanted to CONVERT my shoebox to 3k psi, including a new burst disk so that it isn't a dual-pressure setup, and is safe, what would be the recommended way to do that? Move the switch? Adjust the vertical arm that hits the switch? New Spring?
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Dress - Primark
Tights - ASOS (seriously Best.Tights.Ever)
Earrings - Topshop
Shoes - Clarks
Gold ring- Disney Couture
Rose ring- Rock 'n'Rose
I got this dress in a sale in Primark, it was £10 but i kinda really ooh'ed and ahh'd over whether or not to buy it, but I'm glad I did now. It has a separate navy slip that came with it for underneath, and it actually sits better on than I had thought it would. I like the shape of it and the style of the sleeves too, and the cute little design on it!
Last year Clarks were kind enough to gift me a pair of their beeautiful boots for Wintertime (they are still going strong and looking as good as ever!) and a few weeks ago they good in touch again as they knew how much I loved my boots to offer me a pair of shoes from their new S/S collection.
I was so excited to take a peek at their new range but as soon as I hit their homepage, I saw these beauties just pop up on my screen, It was love at first sight and I knew I had to have them.
The colour is just perfect, I have never had yellow shoes before and I was a tad over excited to add a pair to my collection. But even more than the colour it was the style that caught my eye, if you ever did dance classes when you were little, you'll know that these are so similar to the jazz shoes you needed for some of the classes, so beyond cute. I kinda feel like I'm in a 1950's version of Strictly Come Dancing (or if your in America, Dancing With The Stars)
They are probably even a bit more bright yellow than these photos show, and they are suede too which just add's to the sweetness of them.
The heel is what I would describe as being an everyday heel, not too high but still giving you enough height and because they are Clarks they are super duper comfy too.
I can't recommend these enough and I promise it's not just because they sent them to me. I would never accept anything for my blog that I wouldn't or haven't bought for myself before.
I am so happy with these and can't wait to wear them minus the tights in the warm weather too!
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9 comments:
aww I love that outfit! those shoes go with the dress perfectly!
Le Material Girl
- 14 March 2012 at 17:34
- Domonique Wilson said...
Love them paired with the black tights!
- 14 March 2012 at 17:37
- Ooh La! said...
Hi, lovely dress. I am not a big fan of Clarks but your shoes are very nice though!
- 14 March 2012 at 18:25
- daisychain said...
I so want those shoes in my life!
- 14 March 2012 at 20:23
- Kat said...
I need to get my butt down to Clarks if they're doing shoes like this! Who knew?!
- 14 March 2012 at 22:26
- Temporary:Secretary said...
PRETTY SHOES!!! I'll pop in to Clarks this evening to check out the new collection! I'm also itching to get to TK Maxx now that you've told me about the hats! I ordered one from Amazon but it's like a proper bowler hat! (and again, too big for me!!) Thanks so much for the heads up, gorgeous girly! xxx
- 15 March 2012 at 14:47
Hi have just bought the shoes and ring. Love them both. Also got the Disney faith necklace. Great taste love your fashion.
- 15 March 2012 at 20:14
- Jane said...
I love the dress! Also liking the colour of the shoes and how well they match the print, haha.
- 16 March 2012 at 09:12
- Dark Blue Stripes said...
Adorable shoes. Love the colour. Looks great with the sunflower print dress.
Dark Blue Stripes
- 17 March 2012 at 22:13


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Our larger long-termers usually draw long-haul duty for their cargo- and people-carrying capacities rather than any fun-to-drive factor, but a dynamic chassis and a well-controlled ride—website executive editor Mike Dushane said the Mazda rode and handled like something far costlier—meant our staffers viewed the CX-9 as more than merely a pack mule. The first two rows kept butts happy during long hauls, and even though the third row wasn't as accommodating, it wasn't bad for brief jaunts. With the final row folded, the CX-9 swallowed 48 cubes' worth of stuff, plenty for three people on a long trip or four on a short one. We did wish for a few more cubbies up front for small items, however.
As is usually the case, the passage of 40,000 miles saw the CX-9's test numbers shift around a bit. The Mazda's 273-hp, 3.7-liter V-6 hauled it to 60 mph in 7.7 seconds when it was new; the final test saw a 10th shaved off that time. The 0-to-100 sprint increased by a full second, however, going from 20.3 to 21.3, and 0 to 110 took 28.3 seconds versus an as-new 27.1. The final mileage figure for 40,000 miles was 18 mpg, 1 mpg better than the EPA's combined fuel-economy estimate. That's not particularly good, especially in an age of ever-more-aggressive CAFE fuel-economy targets, but it is better than the typical body-on-frame-type SUVs that crossovers have virtually eliminated.
A Few Minor Problems—but No Big Deal
There were some issues. A couple of pieces of interior trim had to be replaced under warranty after the finish flaked off. Getting the aux-in jack to work required a $223 splitter. The trip computer didn't provide fuel-economy or range data. The ergonomics for the radio controls needed improvement. The post-factory remote start wasn't well integrated and would allow only the driver's door to be unlocked when activated—annoying when you're trying to load a legion of people in a snowstorm. The struts on the driver's door creaked and groaned. Interior rattles occasionally would appear and disappear. You had to unlock the entire car before the power hatch would work. And although its function and operation were good, the resolution of the infotainment/navigation screen was jaggy and the menus seemed unrefined. (See previous updates on our CX-9 for more information.)
Taken as a laundry list, our complaints might seem more substantial than they really were; in reality, none of them was much beyond slightly annoying. Plus, many of the issues were corrected for 2009 or during a substantial 2010 refresh. The newest models have revised head units with dual volume and tuning knobs, for example, and the aux-in jack and Sirius radio now harmoniously co-exist from the factory.
ScanGauge and Winter Tires
We gained a fully functional trip computer by using the $170 ScanGauge II, which plugs into the OBD II port. We installed the device on the dash near the driver's-side A-pillar, where it was unobtrusive. It will display up to four different pieces of data, and the backlight is adjustable to one of several colors; we matched ours to the CX-9's red cluster lighting. The buttons on the box itself are unmarked, but reading the manual proved too much effort for our lazy-ass staffers, so our ScanGauge largely stayed programmed to display rpm (to the single rev!), intake temperature, instant fuel economy, and exact mph—the four pieces of data we deemed most useful in the CX-9. Other information options include fuel pressure, engine load, throttle position, and ignition timing; the ScanGauge can spit out detailed fuel-consumption and cost data and read engine error codes. There might be more inexpensive options out there, but for dataheads, it won't get much better than the ScanGauge. (If you don't mind the eco-dork name, you can save 10 bucks by ordering the Fuel Efficiency Adviser, since it's the same thing as the ScanGauge II.)
The only other major add-on we tested on the CX-9 was a set of Bridgestone Blizzak LM-25 winter tires, which ran $980. In short, they were awesome. Combined with the Mazda's excellent all-wheel-drive system (a bargain at $1300 over front-drive models in 2008; the difference is $1400 for 2009), we were virtually unstoppable in what was one of the worst Michigan winters any of us here can remember. Snow blanketed Ann Arbor for weeks on end, and the CX-9 plowed through it like, well, a plow. No one reported getting stuck; indeed, reports were of how sure-footed and fun the CX-9 was in the slippery stuff. (Well, associate editor Jared Gall tried to drive through five-foot snow drifts and high-sided the CX-9, but we don't count that as getting stuck because it was so hilariously dumb.)
Excepting the Self-Inflicted Ones, Costs Were Low
Thankfully, the snowy shenanigans didn't prove dangerous to the CX-9's sheetmetal. No, instead, we had to worry about the deadly parking lot. Three separate incidents left our Mazda slightly battered, and repairing all the damage required a hefty $2200-plus to fix. First, another vehicle hit the rear bumper while the CX-9 was parked, slightly perforating the plastic cover and requiring a total replacement. One staff member scuffed the front bumper playing a low-speed kissing game with a pole; a refinishing was in order. And on a windy day—60-mph gusts were reported—Dushane had the driver's door ripped out of his hands, whereupon it bashed into the plastic side-mirror housing of the adjacent car, resulting in a large vertical crease just behind the door handle. (The other vehicle was unscathed.) Dushane claims the CX-9's "weak sheetmetal" was to blame for the dent. Maybe it was weak hands.
Although we didn't have any major incidents, we were glad to find that the CX-9 received Good ratings—the top result—from the IIHS in front and side crash tests. (It was, however, deemed Marginal for rear crash/head restraint performance.) NHTSA gave the Mazda five stars—again, the top result—for front and side crash performance, too.
Total service costs for the Mazda during its stay were a very reasonable $261, which is the sum of five regular maintenance stops (oil changes, inspections, etc.). Mechanically, the CX-9 proved virtually bulletproof, and our only warranty repairs involved the previously mentioned interior trim and a leaking left rear-axle seal, the latter of which was discovered during the 37,500-mile scheduled service. There was one recall, for a possible short-circuiting power-seat harness in 2007–09 models, which we had taken care of by our local dealer for no charge.
When the CX-9 showed up, we were a bit bemused at the prospect of a 40-plus-grand Mazda, but we ended up utterly infatuated with the crossover's blend of performance, driving pleasure, comfort, style, and luxury. It looked rich and classy inside and out—all CX-9s come with the same handsome interior and exterior styling and quality cabin materials and fit and finish—and every mile turned was a happy one. For that level of satisfaction, almost any price seems fair. Farewell, Mr. CX-9. We miss you already.
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The 1921 Canadian Census is set to be released on June 1, 2013. More details are available on the Library and Archives Blog about the countdown. Questions from the public and the answers provided by LAC are also available.
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Degenerative Myelopathy in dogs treatment options, recommended remedies and helpful information has been provided by certified Master Herbalist Philip Reich and certified Canine Nutritionist Maria Reich. Philip and Maria specialize in medical herbalism and nutrition for animals with conditions like degenerative myelopathy. They approach this situation in a holistic manner with the main priority being the health and safety of your animal.
Myelopathy is a disease of the spinal cord. It is often referred to as Degenerative Myelopathy because the condition is slowly progressive. It is an adult onset spinal cord disorder that affects dogs and is similar to Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) or Lou Gehrig's disease in humans.
This condition is believed to be caused by changes in the spinal cord, including damage to the surrounding myelin sheath, that is important to nerve transmission from the brain down the spinal cord. Damage to this nerve communication results in messages from the brain not traveling down the spinal cord to the rest of the body as they should.
When Does it Typically Occur?
Degenerative myelopathy is a progressive disease that comes on slowly. The disease typically begins to display between 5 and 14 years of age. It does not come on suddenly, so if there is a sudden onset of symptoms that mimic those of Degenerative Myelopathy then other disorders such as disk disease, disk herniation, spinal cord tumors, and FCE (a "stroke" in the spinal cord) should be investigated by a competent veterinary practitioner.
What are the Symptoms?
Initial symptoms include loss of coordination in rear limbs, wobbling when walking, rear feet knuckling under and/or dragging. Very often a clear sign is when the rear nails start to become very worn. A quick test you can perform at home is to gently bend a rear paw under so the knuckles are on the ground and see if your dog quickly readjusts his foot so the pad is back on the ground. Dogs with Degenerative Myelopathy will often not realize the paw is knuckled under or be very slow to set the paw properly on the ground.As the disease progresses, the limbs become weak and the dog begins to buckle and has difficulty standing. The weakness gets progressively worse until the dog is unable to walk. The clinical course can range from 6 months to 1 year before dogs become paraplegic. If signs progress for a longer period of time, loss of urinary and fecal continence may occur and eventually weakness will develop in the front limbs. Another key feature of Degenerative Myelopathy is that it is not a painful disease because of the loss of nerve transmission.
In What Breeds is Degenerative Myelopathy Most Common?
The disease is most common in several breeds including German Shepherds, Pembroke Welsh Corgis, Boxers, Chesapeake Bay Retrievers, Rhodesian Ridgebacks, Wire Fox Terriers and Standard Poodles. Other breeds predisposed to Degenerative Myelopathy include American Eskimos, Bernese Mountain Dogs, Borzois, Golden Retrievers, Great Pyrenees, Kerry Blue Terriers, Pugs, Shetland Sheepdogs and Wheaten Terriers. Even mixed breed dogs can be susceptible with both sexes of all breeds being equally affected by this condition.
DNA Testing for Degenerative Myelopathy
A DNA test exists, available through the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA) that can clearly identify dogs that are clear of Degenerative Myelopathy; those who are carriers; and those who are at much higher risk for developing Degenerative Myelopathy. However, even those dogs whose results show that they are at higher risk for developing Degenerative Myelopathy may not develop the disease. The test does does not diagnose Degenerative Myelopathy, it only identifies the presence of normal or mutated genes. One version, for dogs who are suspected of having Degenerative Myelopathy, requires a blood sample be submitted by your veterinarian, while the other requires a simple cheek swab and can be performed at home. Nevertheless, it is recommend having the test performed and submitted in consultation with your veterinarian.
While the majority of medical practitioners feel this degenerative condition is primarily related to genetic predisposition and write it off as having no known cure, others feel very differently. Knowledgeable holistic veterinarians suspect that Degenerative Myelopathy is an autoimmune disorder in which the body's own defenses (antibodies) attack the body's own proteins (spinal cord protein). Even though there may be a genetic predisposition in some animals, a primary suspected cause is vaccinations. This is because vaccinated animals have higher levels of autoantibodies, the antibodies responsible for autoimmune conditions, circulating in their blood stream. Over-exposure to toxins from repeated vaccinations, food or the environment can also be contributing factors.
Other possible causes of myelopathy symptoms include damage to disks, spinal misalignment, spinal tumor or even hypothyroidism. These other possible causes should be investigated by a competent holistic veterinarian or, better yet, a canine chiropractor. A typical allopathic veterinarian may just write these symptoms off as Degenerative Myelopathy and tell you there is nothing you can do.
In standard western veterinarian medicine the procedure would be to attempt to reduce the immune response by using corticosteroids or NSAIDs, neither of which are an effective stand-alone treatment for this condition. Antioxidants may be recommended and this is a good idea. However, synthetic, isolated vitamins and minerals are typically used. The body treats synthetic chemicals typically found in most multivitamin supplements more like drugs, causing the liver and kidneys more work only to have the majority end up being eliminated in the urine. We feel that the best way to feed a body is with whole foods that are easily recognized and metabolized by the body often resulting in dramatic healing results.
The goal of our Natural DM Protocol is to slow the degenerative process that is occurring, repair damaged myelin sheath and help to promote lean muscle.* At the same time, in a holistic fashion, we want to educate you and help you to remove any contributing factors whether these are in your pet's diet, environment or occur during veterinary visits. We do not necessarily know the root cause(s) of this degenerative condition in your particular animal (outside of genetics), but we do know from our research and experience the primary culprits.
Please note: It is important that Degenerative Myelopathy is recognized and a natural treatment regimen begun as early as possible to give your animal the best chance for a longer quality of life. Treatment begun when the unfortunate canine is unable to stand anymore is most likely a little late in the trajectory of this condition. It doesn't mean you can't try our DM protocol at this later date (see Karma video above!), it just means the chances for a return to higher quality health may be decreased.
In addition, this disease appears to move extremely quickly when it expresses in younger German Shepherds. We suggest, if this is the case, that you contact us to discuss a more aggressive protocol for your animal.
Core Recommendations Suggested products are included in the Core Degenerative Myelopathy Package found below.
Our "Core Recommendations" form the backbone of our Natural Degenerative Myelopathy Protocol. They consist of the supplement recommendations we feel are the most important to provide to your animal companion for this condition. They are displayed individually or as a package at the bottom of this page along with other helpful products from which you may make additional selections. A complimentary DM Help Sheet is included with every package purchase. If you require more direction please feel free to use our Email Consultation Form or if you desire some personalized "hand-holding" sign up for a Phone Consultation with Maria.
Core Recommendation #1 - Daily Multi PlusOur Daily Multi Plus is formulated with organic, whole foods that are extremely important to an animal's nutritional needs but are often missing from the majority of canine and feline diets. This special formula provides the enzymes, probiotics, prebiotics, glandulars, vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and phytonutrients that are so beneficial to the body's daily maintenance and repair needs for healthy aging. In this formula you will find the vitamins, minerals and antioxidants recommended by the veterinarian community for this condition - only in an organic, whole food form!
Core Recommendation #2 - Myelin Sheath
During the degenerative process of Degenerative Myelopathy the myelin sheath surrounding the spinal cord is broken down. This occurs in what is suspected to be an autoimmune reaction as the body's own antibodies attack and destroy the proteins in the myelin. As the process continues the animal goes from bad to worse as it becomes more difficult for the neural impulses to travel down the spinal cord to the animal's hindquarters. This Myelin Sheath glandular contains proteins believed to be important in the process of myelination, which is the production of myelin. This is exactly what we are looking for to counter the demyelination, or destruction of myelin, that occurs with Degenerative Myelopathy.
Core Recommendation #3 - Nerve Tonic
Since the damage from Degenerative Myelopathy targets the nervous system, a Nerve Tonic can be very beneficial. This organic, herbal supplement contains St. John's Wort, an herb renowned for its ability to rebuild damaged nerves. This supplement also contains nerve tonics like skullcap, oat straw and gotu kola as well as licorice root, an herb prized in herbal medicine for its ability to reduce inflammation and balance the immune system. This wonderful herbal supplement was formulated by a certified Master Herbalist and is a strong weapon against the debilitation of Degenerative Myelopathy.
Core Recommendation #4 - Immune Balance
Degenerative Myelopathy is an autoimmune condition in which the body's white blood cells attack its own tissue. There is existing research that indicates herbs that are beneficial for this type of condition and newer research that shows a constituent in hydrangea root that can halt the progress of autoimmune conditions. We have provided these herbs that are highly recommended for a condition like Degenerative Myelopathy in this formula.
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Whole Food Nutrition
With a degenerative condition like Degenerative Myelopathy, in which the body needs the highest value nutrition possible to provide the body with what it needs for healing, we highly recommend a raw food diet. Raw food is how carnivores, like canines and felines, have evolved to eat and they do best on a high protein, low carbohydrate diet. This is, unfortunately, the opposite of how most pets are fed since the majority of commercial diets are low protein with 50% or more carbohydrates.
In addition, kibble diets are harder for an animal to digest and this is the last thing your pet needs at this point. Since proteins are being broken down in the autoimmune process (many believe Degenerative Myelopathy is an autoimmune condition) and there is usually muscle wasting that accompanies this disease process, without the right nutrition that is easily digested, absorbed and metabolized your animal will have a more difficult time getting better. If a raw food diet is not your cup of tea, the next best thing would be a cooked, whole food diet. There are now many quality premixes to choose from to which you can add your own raw or cooked meat. If you decide to make a homemade diet please research the proper way to do this and make sure to add a calcium source like our Seaweed Calcium. For a quick and easy way to add high-quality protein to your dog's diet take a look at our Whey Protein Isolate. For more information read our article How to Feed Your Dog that can be found in our Education section.
Lion's mane mushroom is one of nature's most powerful brain foods because it helps stimulate nerve growth factor (NGF) production. NGF is a neuropeptide that helps maintain neurons, which are the cells responsible for helping your brain process and transmit information. This mushroom has been shown to regenerate damaged nerve cells, which means it may be particularly beneficial for those with advancing neurodegenerative diseases. We are excited our research to further help our DM clients has brought us to this supplement!
BioPreparation Microalgae Formula
This special blend of four unique algae was developed by a Russian Scientist, Dr. Michael Kiriac after decades of research. It is grown in controlled hydroponic conditions so it is the purest microalgae supplement on the planet. Its thousand of nutrients are so bioavailable they do not have to be digested, they easily pass through the digestive tract and feed cells on a cellular level. BioPreparation can cross the blood brain barrier to feed the brain, support the hypothalamus to help balance the entire endocrine system and even cross the blood retinal barrier to nurture the eyes. We have had outstanding success with this product and it is highly recommended. Select the F3+ Forte for this condition.
Our Elk Velvet Antler contains all the nutrients necessary for joint health and repair in one whole food product. But the most important nutrients for those suffering with a degenerative disease are the IGF and EGF growth factors that help to repair damaged tissue and maintain/increase lean muscle mass. Highly recommended.
Reducing inflammation is important with Degenerative Myelopathy to reduce damage to the nerve cells that occurs during the autoimmune process of demyelination. However, it should be done in a way that will benefit the immune system, not fight it and suppress it as do steroids and NSAIDs. Suppressing the immune system with drugs is unhealthy and dangerous with not only potentially severe side effects but the greater possibility of cancer and other serious disease in the future. Using Systemic Enzymes between meals on an empty stomach allows these enzymes to enter the blood stream where they eliminate waste and harmful proteins to reduce inflammation and balance the immune system.
Other Recommendations
Omega 3 fatty acids are renowned for their anti-inflammatory benefits. They are particularly important to brain health because lipids, such as omega 3's, comprise a significant portion of this organ. One recent study found that aging humans who consumed more omega-3s had increased gray matter brain tissue volume and development. Omega 3's not only support brain cell structure, but they increase the production of vital neurotransmitters which could benefit those animals suffering with Degenerative Myelopathy.
This unique supplement contains proline-rich polypeptides and other constituents that help to regulate inflammation and the immune system both of which are hyper-excited when an autoimmune condition is present. In addition, colostrum contains growth factors needed to regenerate damaged tissue.
This is a highly bioavailable form of protein. An important supplement to consider to help prevent muscle wasting and improve lean muscle mass. Highly recommended especially when low-protein kibble pet foods are being provided and as an economical protein source when a raw or cooked whole food diet is too expensive for those large breeds.
Vaccinations and Toxins
Vaccinations and/or toxins from topical flea and tick products, household cleaners and lawn chemicals may have caused or contributed to your animal's Degenerative Myelopathy. Vaccinations should be avoided for those with DM and you should be able to get an exemption for the rabies vaccination with a letter from your vet (read our article: Are You Over Vaccinating Your Dog or Cat). Topical pesticide products would be a big 'no' for your animal and you should eliminate their exposure to household and lawn chemicals for the good of their long term health.
Exercise and Other Complimentary Approaches
Weight bearing exercise is very important for dogs suffering with Degenerative Myelopathy. By exercising your dog you will help to maintain or potentially increase lean muscle mass. This will extend the time for which your dog is mobile. Exercise also acts to benefit the lymphatic system helping the body to eliminate metabolic waste.
In a study conducted at the University of Berne in Switzerland, researchers determined that dogs who received intensive physical rehabilitation survived longer than dogs who received moderate or no physiotherapy. Their results also demonstrated that dogs who received physical rehabilitation remained ambulatory longer than dogs who did not receive treatment. It is important not to overdo these exercise sessions. Smaller more frequent sessions may be better than one longer, more demanding one.
Chiropractic and acupuncture treatments can be beneficial in maintaining an animal's spinal alignment and increasing energy flow, blood flow and nutrient supply to tissue in the rear of the body.
If your animal's condition deteriorates there is equipment designed to assist your canine's mobility. There are booties to protect back paws that may drag and become irritated, slings to assist you in helping your dog as well as devices with wheels to more directly help your companion maintain his own mobility.
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This is a video of Karma one of our Degenerative Myelopathy clients. Her parents are thrilled with her progress and have sent this heart warming video to us. Karma was unable to walk a short time ago. In the video you can hear her mom talking about her medicine. What she is referring to is our Degenerative Myelopathy protocol. We can not promise results like this for every dog but we have experienced tremendous success with the majority of the dogs following our holistic DM protocol.


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