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Sarcoma of the uterus. A clinical study of 42 patients — Italian Ministry of Health
Sarcoma of the uterus. A clinical study of 42 patients
B. Jereczek, J. Jassem, A. Kobierska
Records of 42 patients with a diagnosis of uterine sarcoma treated between 1974 and 1995 at the Department of Oncology and Radiotherapy, Medical University of Gdansk have been reviewed. There were 15 cases of leiomyosarcoma, 14 cases of carcinosarcoma (malignant mixed mesodermal tumor) and 13 cases of endometrial stromal sarcoma. There were 24 FIGO stage I patients, 3 stage II patients, 7 stage III patients and 8 stage IV patients. Thirty seven patients had previously been operated on, of whom 33 had undergone total abdominal hysterectomy and bilateral salpingoophorectomy. Adjuvant postoperative treatment was administered in 19 patients and included radiotherapy in 16 patients, chemotherapy in two and chemotherapy and irradiation in one. Out of 31 radically operated patients, 19 (61%) had recurrences, within 2-42 months of primary treatment (median 10 months); nine patients had distant metasases, six patients had local recurrence and four had both local and distant failure. Treatment failure occurred in seven out of 14 patients who received adjuvant radiotherapy and in 12 out of 17 treated without irradiation. Median survival time in both groups was 26 months. The survival for the whole series ranged from 2 months to 19+ years (median 26 months) and was not related to tumor type. Two and five year actuarial survival rates were 54% and 30%, respectively.
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Jereczek, B., Jassem, J., & Kobierska, A. (1996). Sarcoma of the uterus. A clinical study of 42 patients. Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics, 258(4), 171-180. https://doi.org/10.1007/s004040050121
Sarcoma of the uterus. A clinical study of 42 patients. / Jereczek, B.; Jassem, J.; Kobierska, A.
In: Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Vol. 258, No. 4, 1996, p. 171-180.
Jereczek, B, Jassem, J & Kobierska, A 1996, 'Sarcoma of the uterus. A clinical study of 42 patients', Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics, vol. 258, no. 4, pp. 171-180. https://doi.org/10.1007/s004040050121
Jereczek B, Jassem J, Kobierska A. Sarcoma of the uterus. A clinical study of 42 patients. Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics. 1996;258(4):171-180. https://doi.org/10.1007/s004040050121
Jereczek, B. ; Jassem, J. ; Kobierska, A. / Sarcoma of the uterus. A clinical study of 42 patients. In: Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics. 1996 ; Vol. 258, No. 4. pp. 171-180.
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Let's read: Bryson, Bill "Notes form a Big Country"
Bryson, Bill "Notes from a Big Country" (US: I'm a Stranger Here Myself) - 1999
After many years in Great Britain, Bill Bryson returns to his home country with his family for a while. He is one of my favourite authors.
If you need to laugh out loud, really laugh, pick up a Bill Bryson book and get carried away. I always said my favourite of his books was "Notes from a Small Island" (added by "The Road to Little Dribbling" later on) but I am not so sure after this one. Maybe because I also have left my home country and lived abroad for about a quarter of a century and don't always know my own country that well myself any more, maybe because this book seems to be even more personal than many of the other Bryson books ... in any case, I loved it.
Please, write more books, Bill!
"Bill Bryson has the rare knack of being out of his depth wherever he goes - even (perhaps especially) in the land of his birth. This became all too apparent when, after nearly two decades in England, the world's best-loved travel writer upped sticks with Mrs. Bryson, little Jimmy et al. and returned to live in the country he had left as a youth.
Whether discussing the strange appeal of breakfast pizza or the jaw-slackening direness of American TV, Bill Bryson brings his inimitable brand of bemused wit to bear on that strangest of phenomena - the American way of life."
I have a blogpost called "Bill Bryson - Funniest Author ever" where I link to all my Bryson reviews.
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Carole 7 December 2017 at 19:42
Hi Marianne, this looks like a goodie. Please bring this over to Books You Loved: December so everyone can see it. Cheers from Carole's Chatter
Marianne 12 December 2017 at 16:34
Thank you for yoru hint, Carole. It makes it easier to choose. Midn you, I have a few good ones in mind already, might post more than one. ;)
Mac n' Janet 8 December 2017 at 00:43
I use to be a big Bill Bryson fan, but lately I've found him a bit mean-spirited. This is one of his earlier books and I did like it a lot.
Marianne 12 December 2017 at 16:35
Even though I know what you mean, I still enjoy him very much. He's becoming one of those grumpy old men but since I seem to turn into a grumpy old woman, I still enjoy his books. ;)
Judy Krueger 8 December 2017 at 17:42
This is one of the few Bryson books I haven't read. I agree. He can make you laugh no matter what is going on.
I am sure you will enjoy it a lot. I find that I can enjoy those books most where I know what he is talking about. I found his British books a lot more hilarious than his Australian one, for example, simply because I've never been.
But this is also about an expat returning home, no matter from where and to which home, so I could relate a lot again.
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Chocolate Onion: July 2010
Leftover Tofu Sandwich
Music: Diana Ross with, occasionally, the Supremes
Today's smoothie: No smoothie today as my blender has broken. Must buy a new one very, very soon! We miss our smoothies!
For lunch yesterday, I made a sandwich I've mentioned making but never described before in this blog. When I make fried tofu sandwiches, sometimes I'll make more tofu slices than I need so that I can use them later either at room temperature as slices in a sandwich or in this yummy spread!
This leftover tofu I used (3 slices) makes enough filling for a whole wheat pita. Alternatively, you could just serve it over your favorite greens.
1 scallion, diced fine
1/2 large carrot, diced fine
A few sprigs fresh parley, chopped
Enough Vegenaise to make it as creamy as you want
In a medium bowl, mash up the tofu with a fork. Mix in rest of the ingredients. Stuff into a pita with your favorite fixings. I used slices of avocado and lettuce leaves. Sooo good!!
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Music: FM 89.3 WQUED, the classical station (24 hours!)
Lest you think I've forgotten this blog, never fear! I am now in the great city of Pittsburgh, PA in the neighborhood (or borough as they call them) of Mount Washington. And I'm even living in an absolutely beautiful National Historic Landmark called Chatham Village, a cooperative housing community.
As you can imagine, I'm settling in and unpacking (hate unpacking!) and with that goes learning to navigate my way around the city to get to all my favorite food places including the East End Food Co-op, Trader Joe's, the local Farmers' Markets, and Whole Foods. More details on all of these places later. And also my favorite non-food places such as the local library (yes, I've already got my library card, before my driver's license!).
Pittsburgh is a very hilly place and I feel a bit of culture shock going across numerous bridges (must remember that the Liberty Bridge takes me to Mt. Washington) and rivers and through tunnels, up and down curving streets, etc. I'll find my way. And I'll enjoy sharing it all with you.
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Edamame and Artichoke Salad
Music: Broken Bells, Broken Bells
Today's smoothie: fresh peaches, parsley, banana, fresh strawberries
I love doing this. Making recipes I've enjoyed in restaurants or from the prepared food section of the grocery store. I tried this wonderful salad from Whole Foods and it was so good I just had to recreate it at home.
It's got an entire bag (but you could use two so you have leftovers) of frozen edamame beans (cook according to package directions), marinated artichokes drained & chopped (I used an entire 12 ounce jar of Cento brand), finely diced onions (or you could also use leeks or scallions), olive oil, fresh squeezed lemon or lime juice, sea salt and ground pepper. That's it. How easy can that be? Of course, if that's too hard for you, you could always pay $9.99 for a pound of it at Whole Foods. Much cheaper to make your own, though. Just saying.
It's delicious as is or I sometimes even add a leftover cooked grain like quinoa, couscous, or brown rice for more bulk. Sauteed tofu or tempeh in strips on top would also be yummy.
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Labels: artichokes, edamame, salad
Music: birds twittering
Today's smoothie: beet greens, rice milk, mango
When the summer holidays hit, Jim and I stay home. We don't like the crowds that hit the highways and prefer to stick close to home. In fact, the one time we tried this around Labor Day weekend, the traffic was so horrible we said, "never again!" This doesn't mean we stay home inside the house. We take advantage of the beautiful parks right around here. This weekend we went to both Holly Recreation Area and the downtown Rochester Municipal Park.
We first stopped at Whole Foods and loaded up at their salad bar with amazingly fresh grain dishes and salad veggies, both roasted & raw. For$7.99 a pound, we filled those eco brown boxes full of delicious stuff!
My box held raw kale with shoyu and sesame oil, raw shredded beets & radishes, raw cucumbers, hearts of palm, tomato & asparagus salad, orange ginger noodles, quinoa with walnut, lemon juice, & roasted red peppers, & Spanish & black olives. Heavenly!
In between eating & water gazing (not to mention enjoying the cool breezes off the water), I read both Tracy Chevalier's latest masterpiece, Remarkable Creatures and Kate Chopin's last short story collection, A Vocation and a Voice. Picture perfect weekend.
Farmers' Market in a Subdivision
Music: John Mellencamp, Life, Death, Love & Freedom
Today's smoothie: beet greens, fresh raspberries, banana
Well, I'm pleasantly surprised. While out on one of our evening turns (that's Jane Austen's term for a stroll in case you haven't heard that before), Jim pointed out to me wild black raspberry shrubs & cherry trees with bright red and black cherries along the foot path near Brewster Road in Rochester Hills (RH).
We're crashing here temporarily with my parents while waiting for our new home to be ready in Pittsburgh and, while RH likes to think it's the country with it's ridiculous two-lane roads (with a population of almost 70,000, who are they kidding?) that cause aggravatingly long commutes (it takes Jim 60 minutes to travel from downtown Royal Oak to here), we discovered a bit of its farm past. There are grooves in the trees on the easement along Brewster Road planted with pines but guess what? Nature comes back as evidenced by both our raspberry shrub and cherry tree finds. We picked at least $5 worth of each for free. Which was good because we couldn't make it to the Farmers' Market last Saturday.
Aren't they beautiful? And they were so sweet!
They were a special treat with my muesli!
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Arch balls | Running In The Real World
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Arch balls
October 8, 2010 by runningintherealworld
So I wasn’t allowed to run for a few more day. Then yesterday morning I went to physical therapy again. Apparently I have plantar fasciitis. Which I thought only old people got. The physical therapist said since I finished my run that time I rolled my ankle I probably tensed up my foot, which caused the plantar fasciitis. I have a bunch of stretches to do and they told me to use these little massaging balls on my arch too, which is supposed to be the same idea as foam rolling, which I do on my IT band when it gets tight.
Not my leg...they aren't that hairy...
When I went into the little store to get the massagers the girl at the counter and I were cracking up trying to figure out what these “arch balls” were really called. Anyway, they didn’t have them in stock, so I haven’t really been doing anything for my arch and it hurts! 😦 But they might be because I went running today!!!!
Arch balls!
At the end of my physical therapy session they said that I could run again. But I had to take it easy. Which I did. But my arch still hurts. They said that I had to run on a track too because it’s softer than concrete. They also said I had to warm up because having more circulation in my feet will make it hurt less. Or something?
So after work today I headed out for a run at the track. I wore shorts, a tee shirt, and a long sleeved shirt because I thought it was cold. It wasn’t really and I took off the long sleeve shirt after a few laps around the track.
I walked the half mile to the track and then I ran. It felt so unbelievably good. After a mile I looked at my watch. WHOA! I was flying! I decided to try and go all out for the second mile (I was only running 2 today). Then I walked a little more. Then I ran a little more. Then I walked home. The whole thing was 3.53 miles. The splits:
.47 mile warm up 8:44
Mile 3: 15:21 (.25 running, .75 walking)
0.06 1:01
So much fun. But moderately concerned about my foot. Gotta get those arch balls!
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I am planning such a trip of around 15-20 days to travel from Chengdu, Sichuan Province China to Lhasa Tibet. This is the so-called the Great Shangri-la area, a place that is surrounded by countless snow-capped mountains with heights ranging between 6-8km and is rarely visited by mainstream tourists. Please me know if you are interested. Nothing has been confirmed but I am planning to go around late Sep / early Oct after monsoon.
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Плюсы: The location and design of the hotel are really great. You can easily walk everywhere from the hotel. Antonio, the owner, is very helpful and friendly with excellent taste regarding the design. The matrasses very good.
Минусы: The rooms are very tiny, no real daylight, the bathroom is really uncomfortable, and the bathroom could have been cleaner.
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Brown Sugar Restaurant & Bar, Castries - Restaurant Reviews, Phone Number & Photos - TripAdvisor
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Phenomenal - if I had to use one word, that would be it. We celebrated the renewal of our vows at Brown Sugar - couldn't have picked a better spot. Every single aspect of our experience there was perfect. The food was all delicious -...More
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Big disappointment! Skip this place!
I had the fish and a burger for lunch. Couldn’t finish 2 bites. Very salty and over seasoned. We spoke with owner and chef who seemed apathetic and not concerned that we didn’t touch our plates. We charged full price for everything. There are several...More
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This hidden restaurant has great view of the harbor especially in the evening when the city lights and cruise ships contribute to the lovely ambiance. The food is delicious - definitely recommend the burger. The Chef/owner is friendly but the general customer service can be...More
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Quiet, charming local fare
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Does this restaurant accept US dollars? Is there a conversion rate surcharge? Thanks for any assistance!
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Yes. The restaurant does accept US dollars. It is at an acceptable rate. It is the same at most establishments on the island.
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We stayed in nice large top floor room with beautiful views of river and hills ( no lift ). Excellant choices for breakfast and evening meals with reasonable range of wines. Hosts were very helpful and went the extra mile to make our stay very...More
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We came for a romantic weekend break and found Hodgkinsons charming. It is immaculately kept, with an old fashioned decor style. Our room was one of the nicest we have ever stayed in, relaxing feel, plenty of space, high quality bed and mattress, totally effective...More
With its quirky decor and period background music it's like going back in time. The food is delicious, and the service is great. Our waitress is friendly and chatty without being intrusive. She has a great sense of humour. The room we're in is a...More
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Head of the hotels - Review of The Head of the River, Oxford - TripAdvisor
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“Nice location, service chaotic”
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9 helpful votes “Head of the hotels”
We have stayed in a number of hotels in Oxford over the years and wish we had found Head of the River earlier. Great location, brilliant staff and good value for money. Would definatley stay there again
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1 review 2 helpful votes “Food and service ”
We were told that after ordering food for five people it would only be 20-30 minutes, after waiting over 70-80 minutes they seemed to have our food orders mixed up. It took over 80 minutes to get the correct orders. I would not recommend to go there for food, the location is great. Slightly over priced and average food. Food service was WAY below par even for a pub.
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16 helpful votes “Disappointing Room”
We were two ladies meeting for a celebration in July and had booked a twin room 4 months in advance. We were given a room with one double bed and a sofa bed (that dipped in the middle). The barman tried his best to find us another room, but the hotel was full. In any case the only other twin room also has one bed and a sofa bed. The hotel should either not offer twin rooms, or make it clear that the rooms do not have 2 proper beds. Also, the room was dark and stuffy because there is only one window that does not open. The full-length mirror was useless because it was round the corner from the window and the lighting was gloomy. We were very disappointed and felt that the room was over-priced. When we complained, the barman said he would speak to the manager, but word came back that there was nothing he could do. Breakfast was excellent, but we were left with the feeling that although the staff are cheerful and helpful, the management do not care about customer service.
Room Tip: A twin room does not mean twin beds. It means a double bed and a sofa bed.
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Spent one night at The Head of the River. The location is excellent for a visit to Oxford. Within walking distance to the city center yet located by the beautiful river. Very nice and clean rooms. Attentive and lovely staff. Nearly got 5 stars review but the pub standard food did not excel, light bulbs burnt or missing from both bed side lamps and the unfortunate damage to my rental car parked on premises which was rammed by (presumably) an unidentified service vehicle.
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36 helpful votes “Great location, great price, would def return”
I stayed at this hotel on Saturday 28th June for 1 night and loved it and would definitely return. I paid £190 total for bed and breakfast for 2 people, with free parking (*) and free wifi. I thought I was paying solely for location but they hotel delivered on the room and service and exceeded my expectations. Location - 5mins walk into the centre of Oxford, 10-15mins walk to the main area of restaurants and bars. As it is right next to the river the setting is lovely too.Parking - I rang the hotel the day before arrival to see if it was possible to reserve a parking space, and was told that this wasn't a problem and that I could arrive at any time. The parking is actually at the back of the hotel and there is a large locked blue metal gate across the entrance to stop anyone else using it. If you are approaching from over the bridge then the turning is on the right immediately after the pub and you turn in there and give them a quick call or jump out and they will then open the gate. The hotel's website says there is a £10 a day charge but as I booked through booking.com it was free*. I had no issues at all with the parking situation and would have been happy paying £10 a day as still a lot cheaper and convenient than the public car parks.Rooms - we stayed in the AA Milne room (No 10), which is pictured on the hotels website homepage, in the Delightful dozen section. I believe this is one of their standard double rooms. It was quieter than I expected as we were above the pub, though we did go to bed after it had closed, but we got no noise from below when they were opening up for breakfast, or from the rooms above. Bear in mind this is an old beautiful building and there may be the odd squeaky floor somewhere. I loved the quirkiness of the room, the wallpaper is books on shelves, there was an old school desk and chair in which we found the hairdryer and a slightly out of date information book about Oxford. Both the bedroom and bathroom were quite small but we had everything we needed. There are no tea/coffee making facilities in the room though you are provided with a couple of bottles of water complimentary. The website advertises that tea/coffee can be brought to your room from 7.30am-10.30pm, though we didn't use this facility. There was only a small window, you can see it in the picture on their site, which meant the room was quite dark (though the bathroom was well lit) and it didn't open so you couldn't get the fresh air in, not a big deal for us though as the room was a nice temperature anyway. And we were only using the room to change and sleep in. I was impressed with the size of the towels, I often find that bath towels don't wrap round me but these did. I would happily stay in this room again. Breakfast - we went down for breakfast at 9am, there a number of other residents already down there, and were warmily greeted by the staff, and offered tea/coffee immediately. There is a buffet table with juices, yoghurts and cereal that you can help yourself too as well as copies of the daily paper for you to read during your breakfast. Within minutes we had a menu, I was expecting to only have the option of a full English, but in addition there was Eggs Royale (my all time favourite and it was lovely), Eggs Benedict, Eggs Florentine, Crossaints and cold meats and porridge. My partner had the Full English which he said was great and that the sausages were full of flavour. The food got to us quickly and was well cooked and presented along with large slices of toast, and the waiter was attentive and chatty. We then got more coffee and went and sat out by the river in the sun, after being told about various places in Oxford we may be interested in visiting. Other stuff - there is no reception and check in is done at the bar, some of the staff deal with the rooms and some of the staff solely deal with the pub/restaurant so from time to time you may ask one of the waiters a question about the rooms that he can't answer but they were always quick to get someone who could help. Check in is from 2pm, we arrived at 1pm and we did the necessary paperwork straight away and then were asked to get the keys (good old fashioned metal keys not swipe cards) from 2pm onwards. You can charge any food or drink you have at the pub to your room by showing your check in card. Access to the rooms is via a door inside the pub during opening hours, at other times there is a locked external door that you get a key for so you can come and go as you please. You, also, get given a 24hr emergency number to contact should you have any issues. Check out took a few seconds and again was done at the bar.Bar/Restaurant - it is important to note that this is a pub/restaurant that has rooms, they have one of the only large outside direct river settings we saw and therefore it is incredibly popular so don't expect to get a table just because you are a resident. The bar prices are pretty pricey but again am happy to pay if I get to sit by the river and watch the world go by. We didn't eat there but the menu looked varied and the food we saw come out looked good. You can reserve tables so if you plan to eat there I would suggest booking prior to arrival. There was one waiter there who was great, I really wish I had got his name (I think he may have been French), he was always checking everyone was okay, would let people know who were hovering for an outside table when one was becoming free, taking orders outside, drying down chairs after the down pour so people could get back outside etc. He was brilliant, though all the staff were friendly, helpful and the place was incredibly busy. The bar stops serving at 11pm to the public and then residents can order up until 11.30pm.If you fancy a punt then there is a place next to the pub that you hire these and various other boats from for a trip down the river.Top tip - I prefer to research and chose a restaurant and book a table so I know we will get in rather than trapsing around with too much choice and ending up somewhere you don't really want to go to just becuase you are hungry. With this in mind I should actually have done this more than 2 hours before we wanted to eat, The Red Lion, Gloucester St looked perfect and was within walking distance (15mins) but was fully booked. There were a number of restaurants coming up in Summertown (OX2) which is the other side of Oxford to the hotel, this is too far to walk but is a 10min taxi ride (£5 fare, the hotel will call one for you). We decided we'd pick and book one of those and thank god we did, please see my separate review about The Oxford Kitchen.
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2 helpful votes “Go away if you want a carpark”
Although I booked a carpark in advance and confirmed the requirement a day before check in after I see others comment about the carpark issue, it was meaningless to the hotel because they have their own way of doing thing, obviously not a customer oriented hotel. I checked-in in the evening and there was no proper area for my car so the staff asked me parked somewhere in the carpark that would block other cars way out. Within an hour, I was requested to move my car in 3 different areas instructed by the staff and that was very annoying. On the next day morning we thought we can pick the car after lunch which I was welcomed by all other hotels in my 15 days trips, unfortunately it was not the case in Hideaway. Therefore, the hotel's location is irrelevant to someone driving, its the location of public carpark matter to you.OK, forget about the carpark. My breakfast is so called "full english breakfast" that foods were fried and breads were cold. Serving staff would never have any eye contact. When I wanted checked out, the staff who was also the breakfast serving guy said to "I have many things happened in the same time, of course i knew you want to check out", at that time he was standing alone holding some paper documents i guess.In conclusion there would be many other choices for that price tag.
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21 helpful votes “GOOD PUB ROOMS & EXCELLENT LOCATION”
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Childbirth and…: Do I Need a Postpartum Doula?
By Kathy Ardekani
Do I need a Postpartum Doula? This is an intriguing question yet you must first know what a Postpartum Doula is and does. The definition I am using to explain the Postpartum Doula is taken from the Childbirth and Postpartum Professional Associations (CAPPA) position paper on evidence-based postpartum doula care. It states “Postpartum Doulas are knowledgeable professionals who assist families during the critical period immediately after the birth of their baby. They “mother the mother” and offer physical, emotional and informational support, as well as supplying practical help. The Doula’s expertise in mother and baby care enables her to assist with postpartum comfort measures, breastfeeding support, non-judgmental guidance in infant care techniques, information on normal postpartum restoration and family emotional assistance through this major transition.”
Envision yourself and your partner the day you are discharged from the hospital with a new baby, most new parents feel overwhelmed. What are you thinking and feeling? I have had several parents say to me, “I can’t believe they let me take a baby home without any training.” Another favorite saying, usually from dads, is; “I had more training to get my drivers license.” New parents are often left to their own devise. Their parents are not always able to assist them, or understand their needs. Parents often do not live near their own parents or their parents are unable to help and they are “on their own” to learn how to care for a new baby. The Doula steps right in from day one to assist the family and create a smooth family transition.
Now you know what a postpartum doula is and of her role, but how do you find one. Word of mouth is good, you may have a friend or relative that has used a doula) If you are unsure where to find a Doula, talking to your friends, family members, and co-workers is a good starting point. You probably know someone that used a Doula. It is always nice to get a Doula via recommendation. You can also look for a Doula in your area by searching the web. The website I recommend is www.cappa.net. CAPPA is a professional organization that trains, certifies and supports Doula’s.
Once you locate the name and number of a couple of Doula’s you will want to talk to each on the phone and then in person. You should look for a Doula at least a couple of months before your estimated due date; and sign a contract so you are sure to have a Doula when you need one. I always tell families they want to make sure they “click” with their Doula. A Doula is going to spend a lot of time with you the first week or so of being a new parent. She becomes intimately involved in your life. You have to feel safe and very comfortable with her. Not only do you as mom need to feel safe but your partner should as well. Dads should always be a part of the interviewing process so they too are sure to understand the role of the Doula as well as to ensure he will feel comfortable with the Doula you hire!
Here are some questions to ask when interviewing a postpartum doula.:
■ Are you insured?
■ Do you have back-up in case of illness?
■ How long have you been working as a Doula?
■ Are you certified and if so through which organization?
■ Do you have child-abuse and criminal record clearances?
■ Do you have references that I may call?
■ Do you have a job description that I can see?
■ Do you have experience with?? (fill in the blank with whatever your main concern is).
■ What do you charge per hour?
Have a list of questions ready but be willing to be flexible and let the conversation flow easily. Take notes during the interview and review them afterward to help you in making your final Doula selection.
Great! You have hired a Doula, signed a contract and are excited to have her all lined up for the important coming home event. Now, you think to yourself, what can I ask a Doula to do? The Doula will have gone over a Postpartum Doula job description with you prior to you hiring her. You should have a contract, in hand, that outlines what a Doula is and is not able to do for you. Doula’s are not healthcare practitioners and may offer no medical advice. To ensure you use your Doula to the fullest it is always a good idea to make a list of what you need help with, prior to each Doula visit. New parents are often very sleep deprived and can’t think clearly so writing things down will help.
I have found that for new parents the number one concern is how to get the baby to breastfeed? Second to that is almost always, mom feels like she doesn’t have enough milk to feed her baby. Doulas are well trained and happy to help with breastfeeding questions and concerns. I have a Masters in Social Work and find that I use a lot of my counseling skills as a Doula. I spend a good part of each visit helping moms through the emotional ups and downs that a new baby and changing hormones bring. It is not a waste of time for you or the Doula to spend time reviewing your birth and postpartum experiences. She can help you. You are not bothering a Doula if you ask her twenty times to assist you with getting the baby latched on or to reassure you that you are in fact making enough milk for your baby!
Second to helping you with feeding a baby is, helping you learn to care for your newborn. Doula’s will teach you how to change a diaper, how to wash diapers, if you are using cloth diapers, how to hold and burp a baby, how to give a bath, take a temperature, how to calm and soothe your baby.
Next in the role of a Doula is to “mother the mother”. Doula’s want to make sure mom is eating, drinking (drinking enough fluids is especially important if you are nursing), sleeping and taking care of yourself. It is very difficult for you to be a good mom if your basic needs are not being met. The Doula will prepare a healthy meal for you and keep the non-caffeinated drinks coming.
Finally, while you take a nap the Doula will rock your baby, fold baby laundry, or run errands that you may need done. Doulas are not housekeepers or cooks but they do keep the nursery organized, wash baby laundry, or change and wash the mom’s bed linens. The Doula’s job is to help ease your path into parenting!


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datetime - Month conversion to words - Stack Overflow
Month conversion to words
1 I have dates stored in array for completion status of projects like below
The first two letters are months and other four letters are years
052012(mmyyyy)
$arrDates = array('052012', '042013', '082013', '122013', '022014');
I want this array To get converted to wordings as below
$arrDates = array('Completed', 'Next Six Months', 'Next Year', 'Next Year', 'After 2 Years');
I used a for loop like below for checking completed as below for($i=0;$i<count($arrDates);$i++)
if((date('m') > substr($arrDates[$i], 0,2)) && (date('y') == substr($arrDates[$i], 2,6)))
$strStatus = ' Completed';
and I messed up in finding for next year and other two.
Could some one help me in fixing this?
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Please clarify on what is the available set of wordings (are those 4 cases all there can be? is the last case generic - i.e. 'After $x years'?). And what are the rules of their application? E.g. what happens if the date falls both under 'Next 6 month' and 'Next year'? (Assuming 'Next year' means 'next calendar year' as opposed to 'next 12 months from now'). What if it does not fall under any case (E.g. now is Feb 12, 2012 and the date is 122012? It's the same calendar year, but >6 months in the future).
Only four Cases Not any thing more than that.If the Date falls under next 6 months and Next year it should be considered as Next 6 Months.Now is Feb 12, 2012 and the date is 122012? - Its should be shown as completed
"Now is Feb 12, 2012 and the date is 122012?" - no, it's not completed, it's in the future - in fact 10 months in the future (i.e. >6 months but still the same year)
I think you can use DateTime and dateInterval for this :
$currentDate = DateTime::createFromFormat('mY',$arrDates[0]);
$interval = $currentDate->diff(new DateTime('now'),true);
if($interval->invert){
else if($interval->y >= 2 ){
echo 'After 2 Years';
else if($interval->y == 1){
echo 'Next Year';
else if($interval->m > 6){
echo 'what you want here';
echo 'Next six months';
Thank you soo much for reply.its not working
@artragis the idea of your solution seems good. But.. 1) elseif is a single word in PHP; 2) I don't see why you have so complicated case for 'After 2 years' - a simple $interval->y >= 2 would suffice, as now you are mishandling the case where y=2 and m=0 -- you would return 'Next six months' in such case; 3) You are missing quite a few closing curly brackets (better code style would help to spot this more easily)
in php elseif and else if are the same world. I will edit about the 2 years idem for curly brackets
what does "it's not working mean"? Now that I've edited my answer, is it working?
I think artragis was on the right track with his answer (+1 for that), but the whole thing should be encapsulated in a function for re-use.
* @param string $expectedDate
* @return string Text summary of time to completion
function completionTimeInWords($expectedDate)
$date->setTimestamp(strtotime('+1 year'));
$oneYear = $date->diff($now)->days;
$sixMonths = round($oneYear/2);
$date->setTimestamp(strtotime('+2 years'));
$twoYears = $date->diff($now)->days;
$date = DateTime::createFromFormat('mY', $expectedDate);
$completed = (bool)$interval->invert;
if($completed){
} elseif($days <= $sixMonths){
return 'Next Six Months';
} elseif($days > $sixMonths && $days <= $oneYear){
return 'Within a year';
} elseif($days > $oneYear && $days <= $twoYears){
return 'Next Year';
} elseif($days > $twoYears){
return 'After Two Years';
I tested this with the following code:-
$date->setTimestamp(strtotime('two weeks ago'));
$arrDates[] = $date->format('mY');
$date->setTimestamp(strtotime('+ 5 months 27 days'));
$date->setTimestamp(strtotime('+ 6 months 4 days'));
$date->setTimestamp(strtotime('+ 12 months 4 days'));
$date->setTimestamp(strtotime('+ 24 months 4 days'));
foreach($arrDates as $date){
var_dump(completionTimeInWords($date));
and got the following output:-
string(15) "Next Six Months"
string(13) "Within a year"
string(9) "Next Year"
string(15) "After Two Years"
You may need to do some more testing with edge cases as these can be problematic. For example, most of us would agree that 6 months is 183 days, but PHP may disagree on occasion depending on how many days are in each month between now and 6 months hence (if that makes sense). That is why I have divided a year by 2 to get 6 months, rather than using strtotime().
I did not use a function because I can't know if he is using POO, if this name is not reserved in his app... I provided the functionnal code, and he has to insert it the cleanest way in his app.
about php behaviour with relative dates. (and please do not use strtotime, DateTime understands relative format...). You are wrong a month is not 30 days, it is 28-29-30 or 31 days. PHP has the good behaviour.
@artragis I don't say a month is 30 days. POO?
POO = OOP in french, it's just a typo... 6 month = 183 days says 3 months of 31 days + 3 months of 30 days. It is quite false. Php os true for that
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Rewards and Punishments in the Arthurian Romances and Lyric Poetry of Medieval France book by Peter V Davies (Editor), Angus J Kennedy (Editor) | 1 available editions | Alibris Books
by Peter V Davies (Editor), Angus J Kennedy (Editor)
Reward (Psychology) in literature
The essays in this volume, a Festschrift for Professor Kenneth Varty, are centred on the relatively unexplored theme of rewards and punishments in French Arthurian romance and the medieval lyric. The Arthurian studies range over verse (B???roul, Chr???tien, Jean Renart, the Roman de Silence) and prose (Robert de Boron, the Queste del Saint Graal, Perlesvaus, Lancelot and the Tristan), reflecting a variety of different approaches, from an examination of the legal background to the work of B???roul to an iconographical survey ... Read More
The essays in this volume, a Festschrift for Professor Kenneth Varty, are centred on the relatively unexplored theme of rewards and punishments in French Arthurian romance and the medieval lyric. The Arthurian studies range over verse (B???roul, Chr???tien, Jean Renart, the Roman de Silence) and prose (Robert de Boron, the Queste del Saint Graal, Perlesvaus, Lancelot and the Tristan), reflecting a variety of different approaches, from an examination of the legal background to the work of B???roul to an iconographical survey of hitherto undiscussed and unpublished Tristan illustrations to close textual analysis of an episode in Robert de Boron's Joseph and Merlin. Read Less
1987, Boydell & Brewer
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ISBN: 0859912507
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Arthurian Studies XVII. xvii+176 pages. Cloth. Fine in price-clipped dustjacket.
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New. Text in French, English. Sewn binding. Cloth over boards. With dust jacket. 194 p. Contains: Illustrations, black & white. Arthurian Studies, VOLUME 17.
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1987, Boydell & Brewer, Cambridge, England
Books by Peter V Davies

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