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I went to a dance night nearly every single week when pregnant with my first to see my husband DJ and spend time with our friends and enjoyed every minute of it. Don't hang out right in front of the speakers or anything. And to protect you, some good quality earplugs would be a very good idea. But baby is perfectly safe.

When I was pregnant with my first I went out every Friday throughout my whole pregnancy to a goth/industrial club night (my partner is a DJ, it's where we met and most of our friends go there too so it was my best social opportunity) and once I started feeling those little wiggles it was funny how much he danced to the music! I did stay away from the speakers though, didn't want it to be TOO terribly loud for his developing ears... he's three now and has great taste in music.

However, I read on a website about ICD devices that people who have attended concerts have reported some problems with their devices due to the electromagnetic fields generated by the large speakers... is this really a problem? If so, is my dream crushed because of this device?

A moment ago I was listening to some music on my laptop on the laptop speakers and all of a sudden I had this weird experience in my both ears. It was like the feeling you get just before your ears pop, a pressure feeling. My hearing was muffled, and I felt like I was thrown off balance for a second. It only lasted a second or two but it scared the hell out of me. It was sudden. It felt as if it passed from one ear to the other. Both ears were effected by it.

DJ is in a serious medical crisis and currently in ICU. She has been there since Tuesday and I have been waiting to know more before telling you this news. You probably remember that she recently had her morphine pump exchanged for a different unit. Unknown to the surgeon, she has an extensive abdominal and bladder infection.

Cat, indeed! Poor DJ has been through so much! I'm glad she called you, and, DJ, if you're lurking, I send lots of love and hugs, and wishes for speedy recovery.

Hey everyone - here's the news. DJ and her daughter Lori are on a United flight out of LAX Saturday morning, 10:30ish. It is a direct flight to PA, so no layovers. Please keep a positive thought, say a prayer, spin around three times and spit - whatever it is you do! LOL - that they have a safe journey and encounter kind, compassionate workers at LAX, in the security line, on the flight and arrive intact and in good spirits in Pennsylvania.

Saying prayers for our DJ today.

DJ continues to be a guest of the hospital in Arcadia. They removed the intrathecal morphine pump last week. The spot where the lines went into her spine continue to leak spinal fluid, so they are going to do a blood patch on Monday. Here's hoping it helps. They have not yet found a way to handle her pain that she gets from the extreme spasms she experiences, and she is relying on the oral morphine to take the edge off. The movers come Monday morning for her household goods.

Happy, happy birthday DJ!!! I hope it is a wonderful party! Thanks for letting us know, Lulu.

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I am so glad you were able to make it over to see DJ. What a special day you both must have had. DJ looks like she is feeling better and G-d willing this new neuro will be able to help her with the pain. I hope DJ will tell us about her experience with the sitting MRI. I've heard of it before but don't know a single person who has done it yet. Sounds better than lying down. She'll do great. Love to you both.

Ive never been to a baby shower with a dj either lol. Ive had two babyshowers now and been to several.

s mama is her lifeline in so many ways, and lives in the same building and helps with the daily tasks that would be impossible for DJ to do on her own. They truly are partners, and DJ constantly tells me how important her mama is to her. The fear of losing her, on so many levels, is truly difficulty to begin to understand unless you were in DJ's position. Getting to the hospital is difficult, because DJ uses her motorized wheelchair to get around town.

Hope things go well DJ. Will offer up some healing prayers tonight and tomorrow also, that all goes well.

Good evening all of you from DJ - shadowsister. We had a long conversation last night and she asked that I relay her best to all of you. She asked that I specifically tell you she feels your presence even though she is still unable to get on the computer and be here with us. She knows so many of you are with her on her journey and she appreciates that more than you perhaps know.

If anyone is interested there is going to be a program entitled Clinical management of Chiari Malformations tomorrow at the Cleveland Clinic. The program will focus on diagnosis and multi-disciplinary treatment and also time for questions. The speakers will be Dr. Mark Luciano & Dr. Violette Recinos. If interested you can register by calling Janis Browns at 216-444-7591.

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