Comfort Issues
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Need Advice on an Issue with My cat..time to Put Her Down??
Asked by M.J. from Chicago
on May 17, 2010
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Hi moms!
I need advice regarding an issue we have been dealing with our cat. I have a 14 year old cat named Dandy. Almost 2 years ago she was diagnosed with renal f...
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- Personally, I would put her down. I just had to put my 12y old dog. He had a growth on his leg, of unknown cause. The only option was amputation of the front leg....
- It's so hard! I'm sorry! I had to put my 18 y old love down a week before my first son was born due to organ failure. He had renal disease that was "held in check" for...
- Sounds like a rough patch, glad she has done so well for so long with renal failure. If it is a sudden change there be something else going on too, where it is worth i...
Recomedation for OBGYN That Supports Natural Childbirth
Asked by M. from Las Vegas
on June 14, 2007
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Hi Everyone! I recently found out I am pregnant with my second so here I am seeking an OBGYN that will be supportive of giving birth naturally. I did like my last do...
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- Hi M., congratulations on your pregnancy! And you're right; you shouldn't have to justify your reasons for desiring a natural birth. I am a local HypnoBirthing child...
- M., I've been going to Dr. Karen Dalley for the last 15+ years and she's delivered both of my children. She's incredibly cool about pretty much everything. My firs...
- Hi M., I live here LV and I had a natural child birth. Dr. Kahle said about 30% of his child births are natural and only verified I was sure that was what I wanted t...
Stroller Question
Asked by M.W. from Los Angeles
on November 20, 2009
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I am a first time Mom looking for a stroller. I am from Germany and really like the European ones that start off with a bassinet and later become a stroller but I am n...
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- Hallo, ich bin auch von Deutschland. I have to agree, when my kids where babies, I loved the travel system. It gets really old when you have to unbuckle the sleeping ...
- I love, love, love my Peg Perego Pliko P3. It's lightweight and easy to open/close and take in and out of the car. We even took it on vacation with us to London once...
- We absolutely love our Uppa Baby Vista, and I can do nothing but endorse it. My daughter is 17 months old now, and I have used it for her since birth. All the materi...
Pregnancy and Metal Detectors at the Airport
Asked by Y.A. from Chicago
on May 13, 2008
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Can anyone tell me if it's okay for a pregnant woman to go through the metal detectors at the airport? (you know, the ones where you have to walk through after you ch...
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- Yes, it's fine. You actually will get a much HIGHER radiation dose during your actual airplane flight than you will going through the detectors. And according to ACO...
- it is perfectly safe. i work at the airport and when i was pregnant went thru them all the time
- Yes it is safe. But just wear loose clothes, I had to strip during my second pregnancy, they wanted to make sure I was really pregnant.
Recommendations for a Great Ob GYN in the Summerlin Area?
Asked by S.F. from Las Vegas
on November 7, 2010
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I am 11 weeks pregnant, and I need to leave my current Ob/Gyn. Her practice isn't what it used to be, wait times are horrible, staff is rude, and after reading reviews...
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- I agree with Jen C, Dr Harder is great! Love him! But since he is so good I think he has many patients so you will have to wait sometimes in the waiting room for a whi...
- Congrats to you!!! I love Dr. Sauter but he is out in the Green Valley area. He is kind and patient and answers all of your questions. 8480 South Eastern Avenue ...
- I would recommend Dr. Steven Harter ###-###-####). He has several offices around town, but usually works at either the Summerlin Hospital office (in the medical cente...
Seeking a Vbac-friendly Doc
Asked by A.S. from Denver
on April 5, 2010
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I'm seeking an OBGYN who is VBAC friendly, doesn't push inductions or C-sections, and is comfortable wth older patients (40). A small practice would be nice also, as ...
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- I LOVED my practice at SkyRidge! They do have 4 doctors but they are all excellent. You could choose to only see one or two if you like. There are 2 male and 2 fema...
- Dear A., Congratulations on seeing a VBAC-friendly doctor. If you don't know about the International Cesarean Awareness Network, that should be your first stop. W...
- The Women's group. They are in in Littleton, right at Littleton Hospital. Dr. Lois McLauchlan. ###-###-####. My first was an emergency c-sec and when I got pregnant wi...
5Yr Old and 9 Yr Old Get Car Sick...
Asked by M.S. from Phoenix
on February 4, 2008
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Both my sons experience Motion Sickness when we're in the car for more than 30 minutes. It started for both of them right at the age of 5! I thought at first that it w...
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- My 10 year old has always had car sickness. I even get it every so often. My daughter though will throw up everytime if we did not give her Dermamine(sp). We usually g...
- Ginger. They are too little to take the pills so make them Ginger Tea. This settles the stomach. My family uses it before any road trips or even when we fly. It's ...
- Like many other people, since the age or four or five I have suffered from motion sickness in the car, on a plane, carnival rides, boats, etc. Some people outgrow it,...
Tall Parents... Need a New Vehicle
Asked by C.M. from Anchorage
on March 28, 2010
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Hi Moms!
My husband is 6'5 and I am 5'9. We currently have a Ford Explorer (which has never been too comfortable for the hubby) and we have outgrown it. I am wanti...
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- With my husband at 6'3" and my teenager at 6'6" we have a Chrysler Town & Country van and we love how much room it has. My teen has both head and leg room in all of th...
- My husband is 6'4 and I'm 5'7. We have a Honda Odyessy that works well for us. He can comfortably ride in the third row. We only found that in minivans. The Toyota (if...
- We own a Nissan Armada and love how roomy it is on the inside. The third row of seating is pretty comfortable and folds down flat when you're not using it. It offers...
Best Breast Pump??
Asked by A.S. from Dallas
on March 29, 2010
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Hi there. I'm a first time mom; my little man is 9 weeks old. Despite my efforts, he never latched on and I was instructed to rent the Medela "Symphony" from the hos...
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- I like the Avent double electric pump - it comes in a bag for travel and it's super comfortable.
- I think Medela makes the best ones, but if you can't afford that, Lansinoh makes a really good double electric. It's available at Wal Mart, Babies R Us, and Amazon. Ru...
- I have a medela that came built in a little backpack, it was awesome. That sucker put in some hard labor because I used it 5 or 6 times a day. It was a double breast p...
Stroller That Is Kind to My Body
Asked by J.S. from San Francisco
on January 3, 2010
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Happy New Year and thanks for reading my post. I am seeking resources and suggestions for a stroller that will be kind to my body and back as I use it. My young lady...
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- I'm 5'10" as well and my husband is 6'2" and we are very happy with our Peg Perego Pliko P3. It has adjustable handles (we leave it on the high setting) and it folds u...
- I have to agree with another response, the Bugaboo Frog and Cameleon are nice and tall. I am 6ft, so that was a big concern for me from the beginning. If you are loo...
- Get a McLaren- My husband is 6'5" and he's very comfortable with it. For the bugaboo set, it's so expensive, I just can't imagine justifying that kind of $ for someth...
