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ice0812132008storm

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Everything posted by ice0812132008storm

  1. LOL that was funny. Kimmie. I'm Legally blind too . My husband ahs full sight so you guys are the opposite of my husband and I. One thing that I do notice on myself is I can feel the outline of my skelleton more. And my jewlery fits differently(necklaces and rings) and my shoes are looser on my feet. even thought I can not see the outline of some of the larger bones of my body I can feel them beneath my skin. I actually woke up one morning about 8 months out from surgery and I did not realize my face had changed untill I was slathering on noxzema and realized I could distinctly feel my cheekbones. That was really cool.
  2. I know when you are trying for kids and your friends/relitives get pregnant so easily it sucks beond words sometimes. So I get where you are comming from. Reoccourent miscarriage loss should be treated by a obgyn who also deals with Reproductive Endocrinology as well. Sometimes M/C is caused by genetic issues or sometimes it's an edocrine problem with the mom herself. Early care is Key. Have you been told you have any edocrine issues in the past such as low thyroid or Poly Cystic Ovarian disease? I have PCOS and my rate of m/c is very high due to the disorder and it is all due to insulin levels within the body.

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