Joseph, Utah
Jeannine Parvati O’Brien Baker
A beloved friend and teacher to many passed away on the new moon, first
of December, 2005, in Joseph, Utah. Jeannine was born in Los Angeles,
California, on June first, 1949. (A double Gemini, with moon in Leo). She and
her family moved to
Janet, thanks for posting this. I concur, it's really beautifully done
and chock full of good info and new ideas. I highly recommend it.
Gloria in Canada
Janet Fraser wrote:
No one else has
sent it so I will. It's a lovely book, I've already read it.
: )
From: "sarahj
No one else has sent it so I will. It's a lovely book, I've
already read it.
: )
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1 December 2005 10:07:22
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Who says that because testing is available, that
you have to terminate?
The testing allows choice.
My sister has made friends who have children with
CF, they knew they carried the gene and took the attitude " I know what to do
with CF kids, it doesn't bother me".
Once again, I read judgment.
An ex-client and long-time supporter is looking for
information about John. He is still alive isn’t he? Does anyone have a
recent contact address? I will pass on any information. Thanks, Mary Murphy
I also find it deeply
unsatisfactory because we know that breastfeeding is the way to avoid obesity
and yet we don't promote bf as part of the package. There's no mention in this
of whether or not the mothers or children were bf to WHO
guidelines.
J
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I agree totally with you Gloria. I managed to put
on 16kg's with both my pregnancies and had GDM. I am very careful with what I
feed my two children as I am very aware of their risk factors for developing
type 2 diabetes later in life. My 2 1/2 year old loves vegetables and fruit. If
we have
This is an "I remember"
tale...
I would really hate us to
go back to those days of obsessive weighing of women & them dreading the
weekly pregnancy check because they'd be 'told off' for gaining weight. Some
women even used it as an excuse not to attend pregnancy checks at
Hi Belinda
You might like to get in touch with Heather McKosker who last I heard was at
QUT. She has done some great work on this.
Cheers, Lynne
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From: "Belinda" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 11:14 PM
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How much weight gain is irrelevant. All the
work on this has been done and is reported in "What Every Pregnant Woman should
Know About Diet and Drugs in Pregnancy". The question is always "What are
you eating?" The quality of the diet is everything. Women can gain
more than 16 kg and hav
"I was just trying
to imagine how I would feel if I was a sick child who read an article about how
a test is available, which wasnt there at the time I was born. Im sure Id be
thinking about how miserable my parents actually are because of me, since some
would take the test and have an
sorry i wasnt clear I am looking for particular references for my
thesis, you know, I have said xxx but need references
Ken WArd wrote:
No stats, but we asked every woman antenatally about domestic violence and
sexual abuse. I think people are becoming aware of how these can affect a
woman dur
If it was me who triggered your responses –
I don’t have a problem with anyone who choses to have an abortion for
whatever reason and I live my life trying not to judge anyone or anyone’s
choices.
I was just trying to imagine how I would
feel if I was a sick child who read an article a
I thought the point was that
it's a call for routine testing.
IMO routine anything is
dangerous ground especially since so many prenatal tests have relatively high
false positives and some problems are not picked up at all. I've just seen a
woman spend the first 20 weeks of her pregnancy hav
Hi
Robyn,
I'm
sorry if it seemed as though I was judging. I will try to explain what I was
trying to say.
It's a
very complex decision to make regarding testing, because it implies that you
will terminate if the baby has cystic fibrosis. I suppose a pregnancy is only a
potential life,
I agree - please don't make judgements in the case
of inherited disorders. I too carry a faulty gene (not CF) which has
affected all 3 of my children. While I love them all dearly and do not
regret their lives, I do know that I would NOT have chosen this path
willingly. I was not able to
I guess what it gives is choice, and for our own reasons
will come to a different decision. To be able to test for this
disease pre-conception seems a good place to start.
My husband and I decided not to have any maternal screening
done, we weren't at high risk and were not going to termina
My niece has cystic fibrosis. She has had over 10
hospitalizations in her 3 years of life. Her mum ( my sister) does the
physiotherapy for her every day and night. My niece has to take many
preparations as she doesn't absorb fats, which means vitamin deficiencies are
common.
My niece has a p
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Fetal path to adult
obesityClara
Pirani02dec05PREGNANT women who gain too much weight under the guise of "eating
for two" may b
No stats, but we asked every woman antenatally about domestic violence and
sexual abuse. I think people are becoming aware of how these can affect a
woman during pregnancy and birth. Intervention offered to anyone who wanted
it.
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I wonder if my email asking for Barb Vernons contacts details got through,?
I also would like to know if anyone has references regarding statistics
of domestic violence in pregnancy, mortality in pregancy due to domestic
violence?
Also a bit harder maybe; references or literature on funding al
If I had a Down syndrom or cystic
fibrosis, I’d be outraged. I mean, you can have a good life today with
Down syndrom or cystic fibrosis, it’s not as it was before, when people didn’t
understand and you had no support or knowledge.
Vedrana
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