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Linda Lawson
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its offical
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My year so far
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Done for the moment
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Cool wish it was here. We still have a sunny day here...which totally sucks.
Got to love it...if not send it my way. I wish we had that much...we only have a light covering.
This is such a shock. I still cant believe what im reading. Tried to find out about the accident in the local paper but couldnt find anything. Please let me know all you know about the accident.
Take care
Where did this happen?
Im so sorry to hear. I havent logged on for awhile. Hope everyone is doing all right. My prayers and thoughts with FTB and Hank's family.
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- Dogsledding, Skating
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- Toronto Blue Jays
Bring on the snow. Dogsled training is upon us.
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Sweet Poison - A Must Read
SWEET POISON!
A MUST READ!
In October of 2001, my sister started getting very sick.
She had stomach spasms and she was having a hard time getting around.
Walking was a major chore.
It took everything she had just to get out of bed; she was in so much pain.
By March 2002, she had undergone several tissue and muscle biopsies and was on 24 various prescription medications.
The doctors could not determine what was wrong with her.
She was in so much pain, and so sick she just knew she was dying.
She… Continue
A MUST READ!
In October of 2001, my sister started getting very sick.
She had stomach spasms and she was having a hard time getting around.
Walking was a major chore.
It took everything she had just to get out of bed; she was in so much pain.
By March 2002, she had undergone several tissue and muscle biopsies and was on 24 various prescription medications.
The doctors could not determine what was wrong with her.
She was in so much pain, and so sick she just knew she was dying.
She… Continue
Posted on May 5, 2009 at 9:00pm — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (35 comments)
- At 5:15am on November 12, 2009,
Karen Oroud said…
- Hi Linda. I just read Sweet Poison and then had my husband read it. Absolutely possible that the food supply in general is being poisoned. Where I live ( in Jordan), my husband and I live in a house that has a large garden, our family rarely eats canned foods, and we keep a well for water. Thnx for posting the article,
- At 9:41am on October 21, 2009,
Jeffrey Moualim said… - Thank you so much
- At 11:20pm on October 6, 2009,
vijayalaxmi said…
- Thank u
- At 5:12am on October 5, 2009,
Mukesh Garodia said… - thanks for the sweet message....will talk with u soon fro sure...thansk once again..ciao..:-)
- At 1:10pm on October 4, 2009,
Guy Boss said… - Thanks for the birthday wishes. To be honest, I never dreamed I'd make it to 50 let alone 63.
- At 2:50pm on October 2, 2009,
Anthony Francis said…
- Dear Linda. Thanks for the good wishes on my birthday. I hope that you are well. Kind regards from Cape Town, South Africa.
- At 10:55pm on September 26, 2009,
Thalia Wisata said…
- Thank you so much. I got this website from a friend at the Inhibitor Summit recently. I feel welcome already.
- At 1:50pm on September 23, 2009,
Skylar Johnson said… - thx
- At 5:20am on September 17, 2009,
Hope Woodcock said…
- It is a pic with someone with a blue hard hat on.... did you do a rope courses?
- At 9:08pm on September 16, 2009,
Hope Woodcock said…
- thank you! cool pic is it your's?
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i wont b a stranger now that we have the internet back.
Hey Armando,
The only difference is that a power port, when used with a special access needle, can accommodate power infusions with contrast, like a CT scan or MRI. UVA Medical Center, where I'm followed, just happens to use those when placing port…
Originally, having hemophilia did disqualify you from getting a pilot's license. That was changed in the 1970s when a commercial pilot with severe hemophilia challenged the FAA in court on this ruling and won. He had been flying for several years an…
Ryan:
I have a question for you: Whats the difference with a power port and a regular port? Are they the same or different? Also, did your hemotologist gave you the option of an AV Vistula? I was just wondering. I was only going to ask you a questi…
Thanks for the information. I'll look into it. Thanks.
thanks for updating us on your sons health. hope everything is well overall. take care esther and do not be a stranger to mbb.
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Raising our child in the middle of bruises and visits to the center… Educando nosso filho entre um sangramento e visita ao ambulatório…
As parents we know that our children will have to face the days at school, later college, first job, first love… it’s an endless list of happenings, of events that we can’t control. But what we can do is to transform an event into a SIGNIFICANT EXPERIENCE. If you change the idea you have about your [...]
With eyes closed ;)!Body language / Consciência corporal: sentir os pezinhos pisando firme
SINCE BRUNO’S first visit 2 years and a half ago at our Hemophilia Center, I had participated with the young parents in the process of raising their first child with severe hemophilia A. Prevention of over protection, early self awareness, talking to the child even when very little about how to climb and getting down of [...]
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Your Child Has Hemophlia!
I will never forget the day those words were spoken to me! All three times!I have three sons with severe hemophilia A. With no family history this was quite A shock to us! Our HTC provided us with a wealth of information. We also found wonderful resources at our local hemophilia chapter as well as the National Hemophilia Foundation. One thing that helped me was being able to talk to other moms who had kids with hemophilia. However 26 years ago that was a bit of a challenge! I am thrilled to be part of Hemophilia Moms so I can share my experiences with all of you!
I was so frustrated all those years ago when no one could answer a question that I felt was pretty straight forwar. " How big is a bruise before it is a bleed?" I always got the same answer..."you will know!" Now how was I going to know? I had never seen a "bleed"! I barely knew what hemophilia was! However, when my son had his first bleed....I knew it! When he had his first spontanious bleed....I knew! As mothers we need to trust ourselves. Take advatage of all the resources that are available! Twenty six years ago I would have loved to be able to talk to other moms in my shoes with the click of a mouse!
How did you feel when your son was diagnoised? How did you know your child had a bleed?
Make it a great day!
Lori
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