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Good luck !
Enjoy thought of all those smelly nappies !
My mother missed TWO meals while in labour & never quite forgave me :)


Quoting angela hamon <[log in to unmask]>:

> Thanks to all of you who have encouraged me over the past 4 years. 
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>  My daughter, Margaret, age 21, is FINALLY getting her medicaid card in July.
>  She was at the hospital last week, and they noticed the tremors, and
> observed bradykinesia, etc. They are discusssing disability or working from
> home, for her to do after the baby.
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> We thought she was miscarrying but she was feeling movement so i fed her a
> heavy meal and took her to the hospital. they never allow you to eat in labor
> because it interferes with the contractions, not because of obvious nausea.
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> and she was 26 weeks pregnant!!!!   They are taking excellent care of her and
> of course stopped the labor and slated her for a C section in August. she has
> been without medicine most of the time which is miracle because what little
> medicine I was able to get for her did NOt harm my grandchild in any way.
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> The hospital has waived the  fees on those surgeries caused by their own
> negligence and referred her to social services, where she will continue to
> receive medical assistance and get back to work.   They noted the Parkinson's
> symproms and had a *FRESH*  and new consult. It was agreed that the injuries
> she received  to her head and neck are consistent with juvenile parkinsons,
> there is nothing wrong with the baby, and she has gained a whopping 15
> pounds. So she is barely showing. Nothing like a baby to finally get their
> attention! I was so thankful to see the beautiful ultrasound, hear the
> heartbeat, call the dad at 2 am, and have a stack of referrals for her to get
> the care we have waited so long for. One of those is for some birth control
> that might work better than the pills she was on, LOL. Once they took her
> into the back area I thought they were going to keep her for a year. It was
> so so nice to see her finally get assessed and feeling better!
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> I know many of you have been so kind and understanding when I took out my
> frustrations here, and I cannot thank you enough for all your kind words,
> while I quietly imported meds from Canada and camped out doctor's offices. It
> is never a mom's desire to get a child diagnosed with such a horrible
> disease, but once they are, living without care is a nightmare. 
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> We have so much to be thankful for and SO MUCH stuff to buy :Smiles!!!
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> Angela in NC
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