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when she was born she was baptized, made eligible for holy communion and confirmed!!! usually takes 15 years... -
They were positive she would die! she had a drug used 22 times in world before - 50% had died. not nice. alternative was death!!!Originally posted by BrilloPad View Postwhen she was born she was baptized, made eligible for holy communion and confirmed!!! usually takes 15 years...
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She had high blood pressure - caused by kidney blood clot. took 1 month to find it.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThey were positive she would die! she had a drug used 22 times in world before - 50% had died. not nice. alternative was death!!!
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Mother offered a c-section - she insisted on natural birth. bad bad move. head came out - shoulders did not. mother had stitches in a bad bad place! midwife needed trauma councelling!Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostShe had high blood pressure - caused by kidney blood clot. took 1 month to find it.
thety needed to give baby drugs to elp her breathe - and quick. decided to go in via umbilical - but it caused blood clot. how unlucky can you get?Comment
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Evening denizens
Managed to get some work done on a new design for my website today, and also to rough out the summaries of several technical articles I've been thinking of writing for ages

Google are having an "open mic" slot at their London Developer Day in September, so I'm thinking of trying to wangle a place... I'm just trying to think what they might think their audience would be interested in, so I can pitch it properly.
I'm pretty sure speaking at a Google event for developers would generate a bit of kudos... still, they'll probably have five hundred people vying for four places or something, so I doubt anything will come of it
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Sunday evening all ready - where did the weekend go?Where are we going? And what’s with this hand basket?Comment
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Hello... are you there?Originally posted by NickFitz View PostAfternoon denizens
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostEvening denizens

Originally posted by voodooflux View PostEvening all
Sunday evening all ready - where did the weekend go?
It just went...
I just watched the thing about car bombs... apparently invented by an Italian Anarchist in New York in 1920.
Actually, that was a horse & cart bomb, but hey! lets not split hairs...Comment
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