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  1. #1
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    Aug 2007
    319

    How on earth are you all getting your babies to sleep that long?

    *grumble grumble*

    I guess I'll have to deal with my lot cos his snuffles wake him and only feeds or sitting up for a while clears his nose. So I'm feeding almost hourly after 2am. I can't wait until he outgrows that.

    Steph, you're right, it's a long history of research and I risk soundy preachy or judgmental so I'm trying to find satanicvaccines.com, which cuts to the chase (as you can tell by the name!), but they won't let me access it today. But the book Vaccination Roulette was informative for the layman. There are vax sites giving real research and info, not hyperbole. Actually, AVN has that book, and is not a bad website, although it is still building.

    Thermisol is mercury. They use other names so if a parent reads the packaging, they can't really tell. Kinda like the food manufacturers who use numbers instead of the real ingredients. They have taken the mercury out of some vaxes (so they tell us), this year. But they still contain formaldehyde and dangerous proteins. Many babies have no reactions that you can see immediately, and that's the key. Parents think that cos their kid had no reaction, all is well and they coped with it. But that chemical ****tail is swarming in their immature veins for the rest of their life, and not all the damage is immediately seen. My kids (and myself) are not vaxed and we don't get sick like vaxed kids do. My daughter hasn't had her immune system hammered by vaxes so ironically, she is healthier and it shows. Yet my niece in the states is fully vaxed and ended up hospitalised with measles. The stats from that outbreak report that just as many vaxed kids as the unvaxed got the measles. So it isn't even working. Plus, they don't take effect for at least a year (they even tell us that), so doing it to protect an infant is pointless, they won't be an infant anymore by the time they apparently "work". And yeah, the link between toxins like mercury and autism has been effectively proven, they just are being a little dicey with releasing that info.

    /rant

  2. #2
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    Aug 2007
    319

    My doula made a homebirth video and I'm in it! I'm a celeb . Although I'm in the "when things go wrong" segment, which is about 2 minutes into it. I cried when I saw it, my husband and daughter and midwife... all supporting me... *sob*. For a looksee (for those with any time left after kidwrangling)

    homebirth

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Jan 2008
    Brisbane
    275

    Wow... I cried watching that, brought back so many emotions from Lila's birth. I'm such a sook lately. I put my story up in the birth stories forum- here. Was pretty normal I suppose, but I think it changed something in the way I see myself on a very elemental level. Empowering I suppose. If I can do that, I can do anything...

    Ahh grizzly bear awakes...

  4. #4
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    Aug 2007
    319

    I can't get the link to work, Steph, but I'd love to read your birth story.

  5. #5
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    May 2007
    Wynnum
    202

    hi All Thanks so muck for the wonderfull support this week.

    soo Dh made an appearance at home on wed night and was much more supportive than he had been in a long time(even ditched origin with his mates to be at home with us). he understands now that i need some me time and us time as much as he needs his me time. as for spending time with his friends ( they are real dycks) but none the less i make the effort any way. it is going to take time but hes slowly coming around to thinking as a family 1st and an induvidual 2nd. and i agree sex is essential in our relationship.

    We went to friends 21st last night and Russell was really good, he slept from 5.00 till 9, feed andback to sleep till we left at 10.30 he grizzled on the way home still asleep feed at 11 then slept till 3am and up again at 5:30 and was up and down untill 11am today. however is refusing to sleep on his back today. so is currently on his tummy and farting like a champ in his sleep. hes generally pretty good for 4-6 hours block sleep at night and 2-3 hours during the day. hes very alert and awake and playing most of the morning and afternoon.

    Dp leaves for dolby tomorrow for work so we will see how this week goes

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