Posts by angelpie545

I wonder how they rationalize doing a PAP the first trimester than again after delivery. Is that insure you have your yearly PAP?

I had my midwife do it with #2 because of decreased fetal movement/lower end of normal heart rate, being almost 42 weeks, and facing the possibility of a hospital induction. It worked like a charm; I went into labor almost immediately....

It's absolutely a mental disorder, but one I feel should be dealt with aggressively. These people are truly victims of something they cannot control, for whatever reason. As much as I think all their things should just be tossed out...

As invasive as it seems, I completely understand why hospitals test for certain drugs during labor. Withdrawal can be deadly for infants for it's important to know as much beforehand as possible, plus drug addicted patients are often...

Huh, my ds was almost 18lbs the last time we weighed him (at 6 months old, he's almost 7 months now) and he was in the 50% percentile. That was at WIC, and I'm not sure what charts they use.

Quote: Originally Posted by Barbie64g Since we are not obligated to give out that information, as a right to privacy, I would have declined the interview, and any other calls after that. Interesting I have never...

Does this online school require the students to meet for tests? Or is it entirely online? I guess I'm confused as to why an entirely online school would want vaccine information, since there would be no chance of anyone getting sick in...

Quote: Originally Posted by sapphire_chan I'd tell her flat out that DD won't be with her alone until DD is able to get home on her own because of A, B, and C things that happened, but you'd love for MIL to come with...

If you file a religious exemption in accordance with SC law you can still receive TANF to my understanding. Also, the document you linked provides no provision for "drug testing", only for "substance abuse...

Quote: Originally Posted by laohaire Whooping cough was nearly eradicated? Do you have a source on that? I understood it to be consistently endemic. I think that's what's funny about the doctor's comment-the...