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Monday, April 6, 2009
Snowmen in April?
Afraid to wear shorts? Do you have unwanted hair? Embarrassed by unsightly varicose or spider veins? NOW is the time to get your legs ready for summer! You don’t have to be afraid to wear shorts because of unwanted hair or unsightly varicose or spider veins. Call 674-SKIN to schedule your FREE leg vein or hair laser consultation at Soderstrom Skin Institute, and you’ll be ready to show off your beautiful legs this summer!
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Can you eat colored Easter Eggs?
This is a picture explaining why my five-year-old was up late last night. Yes, we colored some festive eggs. He said they were beautiful when we took them out of the food dye. He absolutely loves hard boiled eggs. So now we have a ton of them and I am asking you, "Can we eat the colored eggs?" I assumed they were fine to eat. So I gave him one for breakfast. After taking off the blue shell, we quickly realized the entire egg was blue, not just the shell. This did not look appetizing to me and my son gave me the funniest look (so I am sure he was thinking the same thing.)
Now we have all these beautiful eggs that are pink, orange, blue and yellow all the way through. What is a family to do? According to my friend google, they can be eaten if the dye is non-toxic. I guess I will be digging through the trash looking for the box tonight. Has anyone else had this dilemma? Do you eat your colored hard-boiled eggs? This is kind of a breakfast emergency, so please let me know!
-NewsAnchorMom Jen
Afraid to wear shorts? Do you have unwanted hair? Embarrassed by unsightly varicose or spider veins? NOW is the time to get your legs ready for summer! You don’t have to be afraid to wear shorts because of unwanted hair or unsightly varicose or spider veins. Call 674-SKIN to schedule your FREE leg vein or hair laser consultation at Soderstrom Skin Institute, and you’ll be ready to show off your beautiful legs this summer!
Soderstrom Skin Institute is positioned to be a comprehensive, full service, skin care facility. Visit www.soderstromskininstitute.com to learn what Soderstrom Skin Institute can do for you.
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OMG Breastfeeding mix-up!
This sounds like an April Fool's joke, but it's a true story. It is unbelievable! I can't imagine a hospital doing this. What are the odds that there is a mix-up and the mother has a terminal, contagious illness. Unreal!
breastfeed.
Now the parents of that baby are having it tested for hepatitis and HIV, since both can be transmitted through breastfeeding.
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Sunday, April 5, 2009
Financial Help for Special Needs Families
There is a woman in Illinois who helps families of special needs children/adults develop a financial plan for the future. Will your child be able to live independently as an adult? One thing the organization does is discover where your child could potentially live if you passed away. They also look at how to get grants to make that happen and even find resources to help your child get closer to independence. Protected Tomorrows can also help you find the best and most affordable place for an aging parent to live. Children with special needs become adults with special needs and most of the programs stop when the child turns 18 years old. It's a scary reality for a lot of parents. Here's the gist of what Protected Tomorrows does: (I believe the cost depends on what services you end up using, but I am not sure)
Protected Tomorrows, Inc. is an advocacy firm that enhances the lives of people with special needs through a comprehensive life planning process. Our nationwide network of Advocates creates Future Care Plans™, which addresses the needs of the individual with developmental disabilities, mental illness, physical disabilities, or cognitive and neurological diseases in the following areas:
- education
- residential
- financial
- legal
- health care
- government benefits
- employment
- recreation
Here's a story on Protected Tomorrows from ABC7 in Chicago. On a side note, it is so cool to me that the station has a reporter who is hearing impaired doing this story.
ABC7 story
-NewsAnchorMom Jen
Afraid to wear shorts? Do you have unwanted hair? Embarrassed by unsightly varicose or spider veins? NOW is the time to get your legs ready for summer! You don’t have to be afraid to wear shorts because of unwanted hair or unsightly varicose or spider veins. Call 674-SKIN to schedule your FREE leg vein or hair laser consultation at Soderstrom Skin Institute, and you’ll be ready to show off your beautiful legs this summer!
Soderstrom Skin Institute is positioned to be a comprehensive, full service, skin care facility. Visit www.soderstromskininstitute.com to learn what Soderstrom Skin Institute can do for you.
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Labels: abc article on autism, Alzheimer’s, Angelmans syndrome, avoiding cerebral palsy, down syndrome awareness month, Lou Gehrig’s, Multiple Sclerosis. protected tomorrows, Parkinson’s
Friday, April 3, 2009
Autism Acceleration Act
NEW YORK, NY (April 2, 2009) – Groundbreaking Autism Treatment Acceleration Act (ATAA) legislation introduced today. Originally drafted by then-Senator Barack Obama and introduced by Senators Richard Durbin (D-IL), Robert Casey (D-PA), and Robert Menendez (D-NJ), ATAA is comprehensive federal legislation that addresses several critical challenges facing the autism community, including increased funding for scientific research, treatment and services. The ATAA incorporates provisions from the Expanding the Promise of Individuals with Autism Act (EPIAA) originally proposed by Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY).
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Thursday, April 2, 2009
High Chair Recall
cpsc.gov:
Evenflo is recalling around 90 thousand of their majestic high chairs. The chair has plastic caps and metal screws that can loosen and fall out, posing a choking hazard and they could even allow your child to slip out.
Afraid to wear shorts? Do you have unwanted hair? Embarrassed by unsightly varicose or spider veins? NOW is the time to get your legs ready for summer! You don’t have to be afraid to wear shorts because of unwanted hair or unsightly varicose or spider veins. Call 674-SKIN to schedule your FREE leg vein or hair laser consultation at Soderstrom Skin Institute, and you’ll be ready to show off your beautiful legs this summer!
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Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Child Labor in India
This is a sad one folks, but I promised I would pass it along.
It is stories like this one that make me feel guilty about complaining about the little problems in life. I wish I could just take all the suffering kids home with me!
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Wednesday, April 01, 2009
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Gardasil Worries?
I am looking for a parent/child to interview who is thinking about getting the Gardasil vaccine to protect against HPV.
I am also looking for some parents who give their children vitamin D supplements each day. If you live in Central Illinois, please contact me at newsanchormom (at) gmail (dot) com.
Thanks a ton!
-NewsAnchorMom Jen
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