Posts by MeepyCat

In my experience, getting a reluctant baby to take a bottle is a headache, a heartache, and a pain.  It may be worth it in some circumstances (we stuck it out because I was starting grad school and needed to send DS to...

Quote: Originally Posted by 1love4ever  OP, I didnt/dont do any ultrasounds or the dopplar.  The ultrasound does not give anyone any info that is valuable other than if the baby is twins or not!  Lol. ...

Generally, they want the baby to take all feed by mouth before they send them home - if they don't have sensors on her, that's probably what they're holding on to her for (assuming she's maintaining body temp okay - is...

Pneumonia is not a single disease, it's a condition caused by any of a variety of bacteria taking up residence in the lung.  Unfortunately, pneumonia tends to leave a patient (adult or child) more prone to subsequent pneumonias,...

Quote: Originally Posted by crunchy_mommy  Like I know that I want nothing to do with breast reconstruction or prosthetics or even a padded bra. I don't want to wear a wig (and I definitely don't want to just wait for my...

I think you also have to consider the effects that stbx's inability to cope is likely to have on the kids.  It's one thing for him to admit that he's not taking care of them and leave them with you.  It's another for him to...

Quote: Originally Posted by mayaandx  Did you mean curcumin only works on triple negative cancers?   As far as I know, it's only been studied on triple negative cancers.  I don't know if the mechanism...

So, this is a huge info-dump, and before I give it to you, I feel like I have to tell you that information is really hard to soak up.  You totally know that, but it's important to say anyway - there are a ton of things to know...

There are some definitional questions there.  How do we define "beat cancer"?  What treatments are natural?  Everyone who I have seen make a credible claim to successfully treat their breast cancer naturally has had...

I'm so sorry! That was what I was worried about but hoping you wouldn't hear. What's next for you? What can we do? I've been finding the Knitters with Breast Cancer group on Ravelry very supportive. I am really sure they don't...