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It is my recommendation that people do not try to read their own MRIs. I know that it is beguilingly attractive to do it. It's hard not to. But, even after a year of neuroanatomy in med school and a career of looking at MRIs in practice (after they had been read), I do not even attempt to read them. Bright things may be normal structures that are left over from previous slices, they may be blood vessels. You cannot learn to read an MRI from looking at examples online.

Whats everyones Opinion on Dummies? I brought 2 Dummies but im scared the baby will get addicted to them. Im not a big fan of seeing an older child carrying 5 Dummies Lol.

So, I have unfortunately got myself into a predicament, made worse only by the fact that this is round #2 for me. Have been taking 40(ish) N+ every day for what must be almost 4 years. About a year ago I saw a doctor and managed to wean down on codeine tabs which I really didn't stick out for long once I had come off them - maybe a month? I now have to do this again, but probably on my own as i can't imagine going back!

If you want to learn more about your body i say bbt is good, but doing it to ttc i say no, stick with the opks(unless you dont no for sure if you are ovulating) hey, try it out for a month, take your temps and use the opk, then compare your notes, see if 1-2 days b4 you ovulated if your temp decreased, then check the chart to see if 1-2 days after you ovulated if your temp increased. Then watch the temps rise over the LP and as it comes to an end watch if fall the AF arrives.

I've never heard anyone call a pacified a dummy lol

Nappies, wipes, bum cream, scratch mitts, hat, baby grows (x3), sleepsuits (x3), going home outfit, muslin squares, dummies (if you're using them), snow suit, baby shampoo (if you're bathing in hosp), baby powder..

just a quick question that might actually seem a bit daft but I'm currently in the process of packing mine & baby's bags ready for hospital, I've put in 2 dummies (still in packaging) but I'm not sure if I need to remove them and sterilise them before taking them with me?! Any ideas?

Okay..."Addiction and Recovery for Dummies". I'm serious, it's a good book to start off with for them. It's written by doctors and addresses a lot of issues with family,the disease,etc...It's comprehensive.

The baby safety kit, with the nail clippers inside. Chargers, baby lotion bc they are well mine had dry skin.

Hey...thanks for the welcome. I am relatively new to this. Wish I had a dollar for every time some goober from the RX company asks if I'm depressed. Duh...kinda dealing with a life-changer here. I did have a dark week or two in February but for now, pretty stable. I'm guessing perspective will be a key for the tough times. Well...thanks again...and your story about Disney was an encouraging hoot.

i also got MS for Dummies and found it a quick easy read.

So I packed diapers...(pampers sensitive kind)...huggies nature made wipes....nail clippers...a little brush lol..just in case she has hair (fingers crossed)....formula...(just in case I can't breastfeed)....a bottle....a blanket and I know somethin for her to wear home...just haven't picked it out yet....am I missing something?? Or did I over pack?

Pregnancy loss due to cervical incompetence is a risk for the next pregnancy. For this reason, you should be sure to consult with a high-risk pregnancy specialist or other experienced OB/GYN early in your next pregnancy and ideally before conception. It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor. I sincerely hope that helps.

In Australia there is a site called kidsafe that rates all available car seats, prams, strollers, cots etc that are available. It rates everything from safety through to prices. Just wondering if perhaps the US has a similar site!

My question is will it harm me in any way for staying on it? I dont want to cause any more problems for myself by staying on it but evidently I lack serotonin and the paxil replaces it. Any info that you might give me would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you for the information - you confirmed some of what I had read in "Thyroid for Dummies". And regards my last lab, I think that was when my endocrinologist switched me from 88 mcg back to 75 mcg. Thanks for the help.

This is a legitimate question for your cardiologist, who knows about your condition and level of fitness and can weigh the risks.

Doggie is always safe, I'm not sure about the jumping jack though.

They say that light exercise throughout your pregnancy is good for you..just dont over do it.

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