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Hey guys, I just joined and live in Jacksonville for the last few years. I'm looking for a doc in Jacksonville as I have multiple herniations and know how hard it is to find a good physician you can trust...

Yeah I agree with others on here. I've traveled as well, got to spend time with my husband as a couple. Am very successful in my career. Taken just about all the class I've wanted and done just about everything you can think of. And I'm super ready for my little one. Not trying to say that this is criteria for having a baby, this is just how it happened to me. I met my husband at 34 yrs old. We dated 2 years, got married and 2 years later have a little one at 38.

There is a rather long list of foods that one with hypothyroidism should avoid as best they can. Some of them are more important than others. Not sure about cherries, peaches, and strawberries. Foods high in iodine, raw cruciforous(sp?) vegetables like broccoli and...I suppose I should learn this stuff. :-( Anybody feel like posting a complete list?

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Try to avoid foods that have a high iodine content. You can eat a shrimp dinner, or seafood, or sushi, but do it from time to time, not constantly. Goitrogens are a class of vegetables that you should probably read about. Broccoli is a goitrogen. Cauliflower is a goitrogen. Goitrogens can be consumed in moderation if they are cooked. Eating them raw is not recommended. Soy is also a goitrogen, and the advice is usually to just don't eat soy.

I get heartburn super bad. During my last pregnancy, Zantac wouldn't work for me. I had to start taking Prilosec. It was awful, but for me, it didn't matter what I ate.

However there is thicker formula you can buy typically used for colic like S26 Gold AR (Anti regurgitation) or our sleep specialist wrote our son a program that made sure he was getting enough calories during that day to sleep better at night however she told us you can't really try to get them to sleep longer until they are 10wks because they are still learning night from day and require regukar feeds with regular growth spurts. Good lucks!

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