Posts by changingseasons

Nope, they don't withhold taxes. I know there are other people using Macs (that have posted on the work place like home forum); I don't see why it would be a problem. I *think* the differences are that LF doesn't have a minimum hours...

Quote:Originally Posted by Sumada  I suppose I should have said where I live - in Wisconsin. Our soil under the topsoil is actually quite sandy. I don't think we ever reach it with the tiller though. We also put some semi-rotted...

There are no multivitamins that are completely free of soy and corn, but some people are ok with the highly processed derivatives. (Vitamin E is usually soy-derived, vitamin C and others are usually corn, etc.)

Lower numbers mean that you have a better chance of outgrowing the allergy, but like scsigrl said, it doesn't predict the likelihood or severity of a reaction. I would eliminate everything and then challenge each one individually. ...

I don't think that's ridiculous at all. It seems like the reactions, to whatever it is, are getting more severe each time. Food allergy (IgE) reactions *normally* happen within about 4 hours of ingestion or contact- it does NOT have to...

No, you can't work for both.

I would absolutely do cooked. Eggs are one of the foods that have vastly different proteins when they're cooked. My daughter gets head to toe hives from raw egg contact, but at one point she was able to eat well-cooked hard boiled eggs...

Quote:Originally Posted by sbgrace  Those are cute! We have a mini-back pack I got at Walmart but it's too much and I need something now my son could carry. I wonder if he would like the designs. They don't have a lot of older boy...

You should contact the Seattle ICAN group! There are always people that are looking for doulas. (The meetings are also a great place to meet people that are passionate about birth, especially if you plan to work with any VBAC moms.)

Quote:Originally Posted by DrBrockBaca    She has some nasal congestion. But otherwise she is fine. I'm just puzzled because she can't seem to poop, but when she does (after a glycerin suppository), the stool is the normal seedy...