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Day After Conception - Articles
9 days past conception
by
2MOMSWITHAPLAN
Posted
Fri 07 Aug 2009 12:02pm
Today is 9DPC. Holly started her progesterone cream on monday and so far so good. Her chart is starting to look triphasic which is when a chart shows a second thermal shift. This pattern is found on a lot of BFP charts! Oh and she spotted at 6 days past conception so we are hoping that means good things.
Other than that - ...
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Carer's Rights Day ('Care' a concept going global)
by
h2cm
Posted
Thu 01 Dec 2011 7:01pm
I do wish I had time to update the intro pages which can be accessed on the h2cm homepage . I've assigned the SOCIOLOGY care (knowledge) domains intro to the public and this includes carers .
Today is Carers Rights Day.
In Hodges' model the carer is closer to the policy maker than the 'patient', 'client' - person they care for. This does ...
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An update - 5 DPC (Days Past Conception)
by
2MOMSWITHAPLAN
Posted
Fri 31 Jul 2009 11:53am
Holly stopped temping today because she received her crosshairs. We are hoping she will never have to temp again. She has a headache that she can't seem to get rid of. She describes it as being a constant brain freeze. I gave her tylenol but it doesn't seem to be helping. If any of you have suggestions... please let me know! :)
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A full weekend, quite the novel concept these days
by
evil i.
Posted
Sun 24 Aug 2008 5:55pm
This weekend is the first in a month that I have not lost an entire day to a migraine. Believe me, I've been making the most of it and have accomplished quite a lot on my multitudes of to-do lists; however, at the same time I feel like I must be somewhat cautious. Despite the fact that I regularly see my doctor and have heavy-hitters like Imitr ...
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RSDSA Joins Millions Around World To Observe Rare Disease Day?
by
thematrix777
Posted
Tue 03 Mar 2009 3:19pm
The last day of February has been designated as worldwide “Rare Disease Day” to call attention to the public health issues associated with rare diseases, which affect nearly 30 million Americans and countless others around the world.
“People with rare diseases remain a medically under served population in every country,” said Peter Salton ...
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What You Do Every Day Counts & The Dog Too
by
K9 Coach
Posted
Mon 14 Jun 2010 9:41pm
What a difference thinking about and implementing one little statement makes. The last few days the concept “What You Do Every Day Counts” keeps coming into play and I find the more I use it, the easier life has gotten for me... and of course for the dogs who live with me every day.
As part of Project Happiness Life with Dog as Training Par ...
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All About Pregnancy
by
Sharon LaMothe
Posted
Mon 22 Jun 2009 11:17am
2 Comments
We don't have many articles regarding pregnancy and all that it entails so when I found this on the Internet I thought I would post it here! If you have anything to add please send a comment!
Sharon LaMothe
Infertility Answers, Inc.
http://infertilityanswers.org/
LaMothe Services, LLC
http://lamotheservices.com/
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These Tree-riffic Books are 25% Off to Celebrate Arbor Day
by
Chelsea Green
Posted
Fri 27 Apr 2012 8:00am
The concept of Arbor Day is simple: let’s celebrate our love for trees.
First celebrated in Nebraska City, Nebraska in 1872, Arbor Day has since become an international day of celebration of affection and care for the tall, woody plants that mean so much to us. From heating our homes sustainably to shading our pastured livestock ...
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Yesterday was our extra day of t...
by
Kim F.
Posted
Mon 29 Sep 2008 5:41pm
Yesterday was our extra day of the year, with 2008 being a Leap Year. I spent my day, in concept, like any other. I went to work; had my car repaired; took my pup to the vet (his arthritis is becoming unbearable for him in this cold weather); paid some bills; and generally took care of business. But I also took some time to reflect on m ...
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