Chicken Pox Question

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My children caught CP at and 2 and 8 months. My daughter had it first and

had no problems. My son (8 months) had a worse case, lots of spots round his

bottom and vomited once. I've since read that as it runs through a family

each subsequent child gets a worse case - something to do with the amount of

contact. So if they can both come down with it at the same time (as happened

to some friends children) they should both have mild cases.

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In a message dated 9/28/00 9:34:31 AM Central Daylight Time,

teresav26@... writes:

<< They are 20 months and 3 yrs.

Is this an ok time? I'd do this without anymore thought if it were just

Brady (the 3 year old) but I'm wondering if this is a good idea with Abbey.

>>

My son contracted CP at 19m from a vaccinated child. His case was extremely

severe, 1st round he had pox all over, but the only ones to break open were

those in the diaper area, which took forever to heal. He had a 2 week break,

then had a 2nd round, in which he was covered, literally with large purple

pox, all of which broke open and became quite painful sores.

He also had RSV (at 2m), whooping cough (at 6m), and several flus and colds.

How we overcame that, with help from 2 natual physicians, was to give him

acidopholus regularly, and several other routines, which noticeably helped.

The CP, for him, was much worse than the measles which he had at 1yo (so I

tend to believe that the younger they are, the less it affects them because

of the immaturity of the nerve system), and he refused to sit for meals for

over 2 months afterward.

You should look into upping your daughter's flora, and refrain from

sugar-laden foods if you can. Remember: if sugar is listed in the first

four ingredients (fructose, corn syrup, glucose, etc.) it is the MAIN

ingredient and shouldn't be ingested on a regular basis. Unfortunately, that

cuts out a lot of foods, but if you can be strict for as long as possible,

this will help. I also gave him a stomach aid, and we purchased a special

gum which enhanced the saliva in the mouth.

Carol

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If it were me, I'd do it.

S.

teresav26@... wrote:

> A friend's daughter was exposed to CP, so I'm thinking we may make a trip

> over there and try to get my kids exposed too. They are 20 months and 3 yrs.

> Is this an ok time? I'd do this without anymore thought if it were just

> Brady (the 3 year old) but I'm wondering if this is a good idea with Abbey.

> She is very healthy, but doesn't recover from things as quickly as Brady. She

> had RSV at 6 weeks and tends to still wheeze when she gets a cold. She also

> has milk and pinapple allergies. She gets little excema patches from either,

> and diarhea with milk. Do you think CP would be hard on her? Not alot of

> kids seem to get it anymore so I'm thinking I may not have antoehr chance for

> a while. So, what does everyone think? Would it be " wrong " of me to knowingly

> exposet hem to it?

>

>

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In a message dated 9/28/00 3:45:07 PM Central Daylight Time,

lucasjt@... writes:

<< wow, your son has caught alot of diseases early. Why do you think that

is? >>

Guess I didn't explain that well enough -- his immune system in general was

in poor condition... my daughter also caught these diseases, however, the

severity was much less -- and she is extremely healthy. So it isn't that he

caught the diseases or contracted them, it's how his body handled them that

was the problem. By boosting the flora in his body, and strengthening his

immune system, and his lung tissue, we were finally, after the pox, able to

go over a year now without anything besides a sniffle here and there - and

these are usually due to pollen (like goldenrod). He comes in contact with

viruses, as attested to by his " output " (poop), but his body is processing

and eliminating them much faster than it was. The strength of his immune is

system is due to healthy eating, but that alone doesn't do it - as in our

case, when the immune system is compromised to begin with. So, adding in the

" help " with naturopathics (herbs, etc.) and the fact that he did go through

some of the diseases -- he's much better off than his counterparts down the

street who have had all their shots, and are allowed to consume sugar

regularly, and whose parents mask symptoms with over-the-counter aids, etc.

etc. I'd much rather have my experience, than what their kids may/will

experience in later years, when something much more severe comes along and

knocks them off their feet. Six weeks of chicken pox doesn't sound so bad,

when you listen to the people who are dying from complications because

they're immune systems are so poor - due to lack of exercise, imo.

In reference to " your son caught a lot of diseases early " - easily

explainable, and could not be avoided. His sister was in montessori, which

required us to drive her (45 minutes one way). So I had to take Wyatt with.

I couldn't leave him in the car while I got her ready at school, so he almost

always was with us while she was taking boots off, etc. This almost always

was too much of a temptation to some of the kids in her class, two of which I

never once saw without a runny nose. One of whom had RSV, was hospitalized

for it, and came to school still sick -- his mother never said a word, and

the teacher assumed the albuterol she gave him every day 2 or 3 times was for

asthma. After that, I homeschooled, but they were in daycare 3x a week,

where they were in close contact with other kids -- couldn't be avoided.

These are the things that piss me off. I have never once sent my kid off

with a runny nose or cold symptoms without first making sure it WAS a cold.

They stay in for up to 48 hours until I know it isn't anything else (cp,

measles and the mumps all started off with runny noses). Additionally, my

kids have been taught to sneeze and cough into their arm or sleeve --

avoiding the spread by hand or spray. We only use kleenex when there's a

nose to be wiped, and then it goes promptly in the trash, and the user washes

their hands.

Now that my kids are older, I'm not so caring... but I really resent when

parents are aware of babies being around that they don't teach their kids

better manners and hygeine. Had I not known how to watch colds, my son

could've been very severely ill with RSV and hospitalized. I would've

probably been hysterical and unable to make the choice I did -- I was told he

had to be transported immediately, and instead I chose to take him home, have

the naturopath see him, and we treated him at home for two weeks. Much

better for him than dumping his little body with steroids, which he may or

may not have survived (you'd be surpised how many kids are damaged by these

products), followed by how many years of dependence on a breather device with

albuterol. Followed, who knows for how long, of weaning him off the stuff.

I know kids who are, after 3 years, still dependent on the things.

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In a message dated 9/28/00 3:45:28 PM Central Daylight Time,

peace_b_untiu@... writes:

<< It's all-ways Been my understanding that this was part of the reasoning

behind the quarantining practice of the early- to mid-1900's, that as soon as

one person in a household got one of these dis-eases the household would just

hang out together for a couple weeks and make sure that everyone got good and

thoroughly exposed, and anyone who was gonna get it would get it and

everybody else could then safely Be AssUMed to have a natural immunity. Is

that correct? >>

That's my understanding from our family's stories. My mother grew up in

northern Canada in the early 1900s, and then and prior that's what they did.

Everyone assumes that the quarrantines were to keep other people from being

exposed, but that was only true in cases where they were dealing with

something like smallpox, and you had a population, such as the cree, who were

easily susceptible to it. Additionally, my mother was raised to think of

smallpox as a " filth " disease. The families who got it and died were

generally living in very poor conditions, and without proper sterilization.

In her area, there are cases of whole families being wiped out, and their

neighbors completely living through it. Because of that, I think genetics is

only part of it. How a disease is handled is a lot of it. My mother's

family has a long line of midwives and herbalists, and I think they were more

aware of how to treat the body and help it heal. Since in those days baths

happened literally once a year, you can imagine why smallpox was able to wipe

out entire communities.

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In a message dated 9/28/00 7:34:32 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

teresav26@... writes:

<< So, what does everyone think? Would it be " wrong " of me to knowingly

exposet hem to it?

>>

Do it but make sure you have a wide variety treatment options on hand in case

you need to use something ,and a variety of healthcare profs. you can call if

needed.Don't forget to take pictures!

Good luck!

Sara

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It's all-ways Been my understanding that this was part of the reasoning behind the quarantining practice of the early- to mid-1900's, that as soon as one person in a household got one of these dis-eases the household would just hang out together for a couple weeks and make sure that everyone got good and thoroughly exposed, and anyone who was gonna get it would get it and everybody else could then safely Be AssUMed to have a natural immunity. Is that correct?

Be...

Peace.............................. :->

My children caught CP at and 2 and 8 months. My daughter had it first and had no problems. My son (8 months) had a worse case, lots of spots round his bottom and vomited once. I've since read that as it runs through a family each subsequent child gets a worse case - something to do with the amount of contact. So if they can both come down with it at the same time (as happened to some friends children) they should both have mild cases.

[Guest guest]

wow, your son has caught alot of diseases early. Why do you think that is?

Re: Chicken Pox Question

> In a message dated 9/28/00 9:34:31 AM Central Daylight Time,

> teresav26@... writes:

>

> << They are 20 months and 3 yrs.

> Is this an ok time? I'd do this without anymore thought if it were just

> Brady (the 3 year old) but I'm wondering if this is a good idea with

Abbey.

> >>

>

> My son contracted CP at 19m from a vaccinated child. His case was

extremely

> severe, 1st round he had pox all over, but the only ones to break open

were

> those in the diaper area, which took forever to heal. He had a 2 week

break,

> then had a 2nd round, in which he was covered, literally with large purple

> pox, all of which broke open and became quite painful sores.

>

> He also had RSV (at 2m), whooping cough (at 6m), and several flus and

colds.

> How we overcame that, with help from 2 natual physicians, was to give him

> acidopholus regularly, and several other routines, which noticeably

helped.

> The CP, for him, was much worse than the measles which he had at 1yo (so I

> tend to believe that the younger they are, the less it affects them

because

> of the immaturity of the nerve system), and he refused to sit for meals

for

> over 2 months afterward.

>

> You should look into upping your daughter's flora, and refrain from

> sugar-laden foods if you can. Remember: if sugar is listed in the first

> four ingredients (fructose, corn syrup, glucose, etc.) it is the MAIN

> ingredient and shouldn't be ingested on a regular basis. Unfortunately,

that

> cuts out a lot of foods, but if you can be strict for as long as possible,

> this will help. I also gave him a stomach aid, and we purchased a special

> gum which enhanced the saliva in the mouth.

>

> Carol

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

So your child is not vaxed? Did most of the contracting come from vaxed

children? Measles is so rare. Which was the most difficult to deal with? I

would take it from your post the CP.

[Guest guest]

--- teresav26@... wrote:

> are 20 months and 3 yrs.

Personally, I wouldn't intentionally expose a

20-month-old, and probably not even a 3 year old. I'd

feel more comfortable with my child getting cp around

the age of 5. But that's just my own comfort level.

Aubin

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In a message dated 9/28/00 7:36:27 PM Central Daylight Time,

tomnrachel@... writes:

<< So your child is not vaxed? Did most of the contracting come from vaxed

children? Measles is so rare. Which was the most difficult to deal with? I

would take it from your post the CP.

>>

My kids contracted Measles (October), Chicken Pox (March-April), and Mumps

(end of May) all from vac'd kids. All from the same daycare. I'm not

absolutely positive about the mumps, however, the girl who got the mumps shot

shortly before my kids got the mumps, it was her older sister who got the MMR

in October and my kids got the measles. The mumps was the easiest. They

came and left almost without me knowing. Had my daughter not mentioned her

problem swallowing, I would've missed it completely probably. As far as

severity goes, it depends on what you're talking about. The measles barely

bothered either of my kids either itching or otherwise, that I could tell.

However, Wyatt did run a fever which shot up to 105 just before the rash

broke out, and I was more concerned then (no, I didn't attempt to bring the

fever down). The chicken pox were waaaaaaaaaaay more itchy to stormy

(4-1/2), I had to duct tape oven mitts to her for the 2nd round, and the only

thing that helped was prep H. For Wyatt, the CP was waaaaaaaay more painful.

On his 2nd round every one of his pox was big and purple, sore, and every

inch of his body was covered. He had them in his eyes, ears, penis, and I

assume his you-know-what. I felt for the kid. He literally couldn't do

anything but stand without pain. But they didn't itch. The only thing that

worked for him was an epsom salts bath, and he asked for several a day (and a

few at night). He is chock full of scars, and it took almost 2 weeks for the

2nd round's batches to blow through. So, I guess, for the kids, CP was much

more severe - and it's the one they remember.

[Guest guest]

most children are contacting Measles, Mumps and Rubella from the vaccine or

from children who have been recently allopathically inoculated with the live

vaccine.

RE: Chicken Pox Question

> So your child is not vaxed? Did most of the contracting come from vaxed

> children? Measles is so rare. Which was the most difficult to deal with? I

> would take it from your post the CP.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

There is nothing scientific that states that as a disease goes through a family that is gets "worse" with each subsequent member who experiences the ailment.

Epidemic disease become milder with each subsequent generation that experiences the aliment building a "nature" immunity in the genetic make-up of that line of DNA.

Each person in a family has the gift of the "miasm" of their parents. The "Miasm" is the genetic predisposition of a disease. All disease, whether chronic or acute come from four main disorders, Tuberculosis, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, and Psora. The latter is the basis of the disease psoriasis and many skin irruptive and irratative sensitivity diseases and ailments. The particular weaknesses or the strengths of each individual determines what portion of these disease they would experience in chronic form.

All of these diseases are very long lived. Each victim of these diseases can live 30 to 40 years in various external and internal stages of the disease. They have also been with man for centuries and thus hundreds and thousands of generation to mix and match, intensifying and mutating into other combinations of ailments and dis-orders. Many common aliments such as polio, chicken pox, measles, mumps, influenza, diphtheria, scarlet fever, small pox, whooping cough, are ways of clearing this miasm from the genetic material of the DNA of that genetic line. Tuberculosis and syphilis are the two that deal with the above common ailments. When experiencing these diseases naturally, the system is cleaned and strengthen. When suppressed with allopathic inoculation, the system is weakened and chronic ailments of degenerative pulmonary disease, joint and bone degeneration, osteoporosis, rheumatoid arthritis, bursitis, asthma, eczema, degenerative aging diseases in small children, as well as, several cancers to name just a few.

What we see is the more that we use allopathic vaccines for these simple diseases the more we find that the pharmaceutical industry creates inoculations for pneumonia, streptococcus infections, ear infections, influenza, meningitis, hepatitis. All of these diseases would be virtually non-existent if it were not for the immunizations to take away epidemics that would have just disappeared had we left natural circumstances to their task. The more we suppress the genetics the more mutations will occur and cause extreme distress to mankind.

My children caught Chicken Pox at and 2 and 8 months. My daughter had it first and had no problems. My son (8 months) had a worse case, lots of spots round his bottom and vomited once. I've since read that as it runs through a family each subsequent child gets a worse case - something to do with the amount of contact. So if they can both come down with it at the same time (as happened to some friends children) they should both have mild cases.

[Guest guest]

Hi Joyce!

> Is it some other funky strain of the virus? Isn't the virus all

>the same?

http://www.stanford.edu/group/virus/herpes/vaccination.html

" The Oka strain, a live-attenuated vaccine, and modifications to it

has been the primary effort in active immunization. The Oka strain

was developed by taking fluid from vesicles of a healthy 3-year-old

boy with typical chicken pox. The VZV Oka strain was isolated in

human embryonic lung (HEL) cell culture, passaged in guinea pig

embryonic fibroblasts (GPEF)and then passaged in human diploid cells

(WI-31). Two two three additional passages in MRC-5 [Derived from

normal lung tissue of a 14-week-old male fetus

http://www.viromed.com/services/product/mrc5.htm ]cells were carried

out to collect the vaccine pools. "

Lilian

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Exactly

People get 'chicken pox' all the time around vaccinated and even the

vaccinated get it themselves after vaccines

Not to mention shingles

At 01:52 AM 09/09/2003 -0700, you wrote:

>Hi ,

>

>I'm curious as to who told you that to have a child around a recently

chicken pox vaxxed child is OK. It's something I've wondered about as

well............

>

>Joanna

>

>

>

> Jonsson <beccarose72@...> wrote:

>My daughter had chicken pox several weeks ago, and when I was questioning

where she might have gotten it from, I was informed that you CAN NOT

getting chicken pox from someone who has recently been vaccinated for

chicken pox.

>So I don't believe there is any harm in having a child be around another

who was recently vaccinated.

>JMO.

>

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At 06:35 AM 09/09/2003 -0400, you wrote:

>While I am against vaccinating, I do have to add that my son's case was not

>very mild. He was 26 months old when he had it, he got it a chicken pox

>party. He ran a really high fever for four days and was covered with pox.

>He also had a pock in his eye that was pretty bad, his eye swelled up and

>was bright red. He was miserable. I would still not vaccinate, but it

>isn't always mild or benign.

>

>Sara

>

And in those cases that are more severe, homeopathy works very nicely in

most cases

Sorry he had to suffer and none of us want our children to suffer but we

can't take away all of the suffering or no immune systems would be built

and so much more. It is tough, but homeopathy can really help through

Sheri

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[Guest guest]

What I am taking a long time in saying is................just because A

doctor or/and A nurse tells you something, why do you take it as gospel?  These

guys have in six years of medical training, two lectures on vaccines and these

are usually given by pharmaceutical company reps.  

No way I'd trust my son's care to these junkyard dogs.........

Joanna, I've missed you. I love your sentiments about docs more than you will

ever know. I just got back from a " genetic " one with my son Chase. I wanted

to say some of the same things to him after he announced that Chase has

Tuberous Sclerosis with no diagnostic test done (because there aren't any) its

just

his " opinion " and he thinks we need to aggressively pursue a battery of tests

like heart sonogram and kidney sonogram and MRI and a ton of other things

because I have good insurance no doubt. Now that I have had my rose colored

glasses

snatched off and broken I could see and hear the double speak of these

doctors and its scary. There was not one sentence he said that didn't include

" we

don't know " or " we are not sure " this is all a guess to them. Chase is

developing beautifully and has no outward symptoms of any problems except some

white

spots and a strange looking patch of skin on his back. Signs of the disease

according to the doctor. I'm just not buying into all the hype. He tried his

best

to scare us to death. It was really sad. A few years ago I might have jumped

through hoops but now for me and Chase its homeopathy if he shows any symptoms

of anything.

All the best,

" Parents should decide through informed choice, which vaccines if any should

be

given to their children "

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In a message dated 9/9/2003 5:48:39 AM Central Standard Time,

SaraShaughnessy@... writes:

> I do have to add that my son's case was not

> very mild. He was 26 months old when he had it, he got it a chicken pox

> party. He ran a really high fever for four days and was covered with pox.

> He also had a pock in his eye that was pretty bad, his eye swelled up and

> was bright red. He was miserable. I would still not vaccinate, but it

> isn't always mild or benign.

>

Sara,

Are there any long term effects to his having the chicken pox.. except maybe

a scar or two? Is he permanently disabled?

[Guest guest]

No, just the scars. I still would NEVER vaccinate my kids for anything. I

am just stating that it isn't always that mild. Sometimes people make it

sound like the cold, he lived through it, but it was rough for all of us

until it was gone. I would still expose my younger son, but maybe wait

until he is at least three to do it. I did question whether or not I had

really done the right thing while I watched him suffering, but looking back,

I know that I did.

Sara

> Sara,

>

> Are there any long term effects to his having the chicken pox.. except

maybe

> a scar or two? Is he permanently disabled?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

my hub had shingles alittle over a year ago and everyone was saying

my son should get chicken pox cause of it but he never did..

yep those vaccinated get what they say is a mild form of the chicken

pox from the vaccine

> >My daughter had chicken pox several weeks ago, and when I was

questioning

> where she might have gotten it from, I was informed that you CAN

NOT

> getting chicken pox from someone who has recently been vaccinated

for

> chicken pox.

> >So I don't believe there is any harm in having a child be around

another

> who was recently vaccinated.

> >JMO.

> >

> --------------------------------------------------------

> Sheri Nakken, R.N., MA, Classical Homeopath

> Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Nevada City CA & Wales UK

> $$ Donations to help in the work - accepted by Paypal account

> vaccineinfo@t... voicemail US 530-740-0561

> (go to http://www.paypal.com) or by mail

> Vaccines - http://www.nccn.net/~wwithin/vaccine.htm

> Homeopathy course - http://www.nccn.net/~wwithin/homeo.htm

> ANY INFO OBTAINED HERE NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS MEDICAL

> OR LEGAL ADVICE. THE

> DECISION TO VACCINATE IS YOURS AND YOURS ALONE.

>

> ******

> " Just look at us. Everything is backwards; everything is upside

down.

> Doctors destroy health, lawyers destroy justice, universities

destroy

> knowledge, governments destroy freedom, the major media destroy

information

> and religions destroy spirituality " .... Ellner

[Guest guest]

Joanna, Yes the spots are just white patches where there is no pigment he has

about 10 and he doesn't spend a lot of time in the sun but even if he did

they would not tan. They are about the size of an adult fingernail. He has a

small patch about the size of a small butterfly on his lower lumbar region of

slightly raised skin. They called this a shagreen patch or something like that.

Anyway this disease is a genetic disease. For some reason, all of a sudden your

DNA is damaged and has the wrong information. I'm just guessing here but

vaccines come to mind! What damages your DNA? Environmental contaminates and

injected heavy metals along with DNA and RNA from animals? Naaaa those things

are

good for you!!! Just ask anyone at the CDC! Not a happy girl today........

All the best,

" Parents should decide through informed choice, which vaccines if any should

be

given to their children "

<A HREF= " http://www.vaccinetruth.org/ " >Vaccine Information</A>

[Guest guest]

No, we don't have a deck....I will check out the pesticide article. We had

our house sprayed only one time in 4 years. Before I new the dangers.....

All the best,

" Parents should decide through informed choice, which vaccines if any should

be

given to their children "

<A HREF= " http://www.vaccinetruth.org/ " >Vaccine Information</A>

[Guest guest]

Dina,

To get chicken pox from shingles, your son would have had to have direct

contact with the rash, not the person. My son's chicken pox came from a

little girl who got it from her mother who had shingles, she didn't know

what it was and didn't stop her daughter from touching her.

Sara

Re: chicken pox question

> my hub had shingles alittle over a year ago and everyone was saying

> my son should get chicken pox cause of it but he never did..

> yep those vaccinated get what they say is a mild form of the chicken

> pox from the vaccine

>

[Guest guest]

We homeschool and live in a rural city. I do know that they spray the cows

around here with arsenic to keep the ticks off. However we are not very close to

farms either. We have a very good water purifier but do not have treated bath

water which I know is absorbed into the skin....that system is $3000..haven't

gotten that one yet!

All the best,

" Parents should decide through informed choice, which vaccines if any should

be

given to their children "

<A HREF= " http://www.vaccinetruth.org/ " >Vaccine Information</A>

[Guest guest]

My kids were 2 and 3 when they had cp. I had let them play at a neighbor's

house who had her grandchildren there with cp. My dd had a moderate case. My

son (then 2) had it a bit worse. He had a fever of 102 and over 300 pox. He

did great though. Never did scratch much. He has one scar on his temple. This

was pre-homeopathy for me, but the only thing I did was give him oatmeal baths.

I had cp when I was 7 months old (caught it from my 3 year old and 2 year old

siblings). I have one scar on my forehead, which I think is pretty good

considering how young I was. I think my mom put socks on my hands.

So, yes, it can be an uncomfortable illness, and it's never easy to watch your

child suffer. However, I'll take the lesser of the two evils... temporary

discomfort (aided by homeopathy) over permanent damage.

I hope your #2 son goes through his cp with flying colors, Sara! : ) (from

what I hear it's getting harder to find it to expose your children to, though.

Good luck!)

Kay

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No, just the scars. I still would NEVER vaccinate my kids for anything. I

am just stating that it isn't always that mild. Sometimes people make it

sound like the cold, he lived through it, but it was rough for all of us

until it was gone. I would still expose my younger son, but maybe wait

until he is at least three to do it. I did question whether or not I had

really done the right thing while I watched him suffering, but looking back,

I know that I did.

Sara