Worrying

Worry, worry, worry, worry = Mother by Wombded Posted Thu 19 Nov 2009 12:24pm Oh, why can't she just steadily gain weight. Peanut gained the minimum amount required last week, but over the last 6 days she only gained 1.4 oz. I think the minimum for a 6 day period would be 3 oz. I'm not sure b/c I haven't been able to talk to the dr about it. My milk supply is definitely down. I think it's a combination of stretching out ... Read on »

Worry Worry Worry by melissalynnshell Health Maven

Posted Mon 30 Aug 2010 9:00am Worry has the potential to be helpful to us, if it propels us towards taking action. However, if we are preoccupied with worry, what ifs and worst case scenarios, worry can become a problem. Unrelenting worry can deprive us of our emotional energy, physical energy, raise our anxiety levels to dangerous highs, and interfere with our ability Read on »

US Worries about outsourcing to India, India Worries about outsourcing to China, Does China have to worry? by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Thu 09 Apr 2009 6:21pm , which brought me around to the question above, will China ever have to worry? BD We have recently released a new research report, “Asia Pacific Biotechnology Market (2008-2012 Read on »

What parents worry about, what parents should worry about by Genevieve .. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 08 Sep 2010 9:00am From NPR, a list of 5 common parental worries that are extremely unlikely, and the top five risks for kids: the gap between the two is the source of much anguish, bad policy, and danger: Based on surveys Barnes collected, the top five worries of parents are, in order: 1. Kidnapping 2. School snipers 3. Terrorists 4 Read on »

Devotion – Worry Doesn’t Help Us, Even When We Have Something to Worry About Like Our Illness by Lisa C. Posted Fri 10 Sep 2010 7:00pm “Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to his life?” (Matthew 6:27) I worry a lot... a knife over him? Talk about being worried. But he, also, was obedient to his father. God can be trusted. He is trustworthy in His nature. Most of us worry about things like death Read on »

Worry & Not Worry by Sandi W. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 25 Aug 2008 6:29pm metastasizes it goes to the bones and shows itself as pain. I'm worried/not worried about it. I had a check-up appointment today with the surgeon. Her physician's assistant pushed... the pain and I hadn't fallen in aerobics, I would be really worried. It does seem rather fast for metastasis. Chemo ended only five months ago, and the chances of cancer coming back Read on »