Re: Freaking Out

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Hello ,

Congratulations! There is nothing to worry about. Millions of women have ultrasound and their babies are just fine. I think it is very important to get yourself into a good space where you feel really happy, positive and relaxed. Your emotional state could have a bigger effect than the food. Therefore I would not take on concepts that cause you any kind of distress.

Just eat as well as you can, listen to your body and have as much fun as possible. There are loads of people specialising in natural birth and you might find it helpful to contact a local group and go along to some meetings where you can hang out with other mums.

Birth is a very natural thing and women have evolved over millions of years to produce strong healthy babies. It is rare that there is anything to worry about. Let nature take it course.

All the best with your pregnancy,

Simon

Okay, between a conversation with Reg I'm worried that the ultrasound

I had might have caused damage to my baby!!!

I can't find any information on this but what have you hear about

ultrasounds permanently damage your baby's hearing. Or that they will

also frighten and traumatize him or her.

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

Congratulations! There is nothing to worry about. Millions of women have ultrasound and their babies are just fine. I think it is very important to get yourself into a good space where you feel really happy, positive and relaxed. Your emotional state could have a bigger effect than the food. Therefore I would not take on concepts that cause you any kind of distress.

Just eat as well as you can, listen to your body and have as much fun as possible. There are loads of people specialising in natural birth and you might find it helpful to contact a local group and go along to some meetings where you can hang out with other mums.

Birth is a very natural thing and women have evolved over millions of years to produce strong healthy babies. It is rare that there is anything to worry about. Let nature take it course.

All the best with your pregnancy,

Simon

Okay, between a conversation with Reg I'm worried that the ultrasound

I had might have caused damage to my baby!!!

I can't find any information on this but what have you hear about

ultrasounds permanently damage your baby's hearing. Or that they will

also frighten and traumatize him or her.

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

Congratulations! There is nothing to worry about. Millions of women have ultrasound and their babies are just fine. I think it is very important to get yourself into a good space where you feel really happy, positive and relaxed. Your emotional state could have a bigger effect than the food. Therefore I would not take on concepts that cause you any kind of distress.

Just eat as well as you can, listen to your body and have as much fun as possible. There are loads of people specialising in natural birth and you might find it helpful to contact a local group and go along to some meetings where you can hang out with other mums.

Birth is a very natural thing and women have evolved over millions of years to produce strong healthy babies. It is rare that there is anything to worry about. Let nature take it course.

All the best with your pregnancy,

Simon

Okay, between a conversation with Reg I'm worried that the ultrasound

I had might have caused damage to my baby!!!

I can't find any information on this but what have you hear about

ultrasounds permanently damage your baby's hearing. Or that they will

also frighten and traumatize him or her.

[Guest guest]

Simon,

What a beautiful email!

Thank you so much!

I think now being in the second trimester I'm finally relaxed. I'm now working

on being happy and positive (my nature I'm a worry wart, and am constantly

worrying that i'm not doing enough for my baby)

I had a wonderful massage yesterday that was heaven, and I've been listening to

lots of calming and upbeat music. (I swear the baby loves dancing around to Bob

Marley, but if I told my doctor I know she'd say I was nuts as she also doesn't

believe I'm already feeling it kick about).

Thank you again! I really need such encouraging emails. My parents will be away

all winter, and many of my friends have moved out of the province, so I don't

have a lot of encouragement and support around me sadly enough. So thanks again

Simon!

" ...become the change you envision " _

Re: Freaking Out

> Hello ,

>

> Congratulations! There is nothing to worry about. Millions of

> women have

> ultrasound and their babies are just fine. I think it is very

> important to

> get yourself into a good space where you feel really happy,

> positive and

> relaxed. Your emotional state could have a bigger effect than the

> food.Therefore I would not take on concepts that cause you any

> kind of distress.

>

> Just eat as well as you can, listen to your body and have as much

> fun as

> possible. There are loads of people specialising in natural birth

> and you

> might find it helpful to contact a local group and go along to

> some meetings

> where you can hang out with other mums.

>

> Birth is a very natural thing and women have evolved over millions

> of years

> to produce strong healthy babies. It is rare that there is

> anything to worry

> about. Let nature take it course.

>

> All the best with your pregnancy,

>

> Simon

>

>

>

>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Okay, between a conversation with Reg I'm worried that the

> ultrasound> I had might have caused damage to my baby!!!

> > I can't find any information on this but what have you hear about

> > ultrasounds permanently damage your baby's hearing. Or that they

> will> also frighten and traumatize him or her.

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Simon,

What a beautiful email!

Thank you so much!

I think now being in the second trimester I'm finally relaxed. I'm now working

on being happy and positive (my nature I'm a worry wart, and am constantly

worrying that i'm not doing enough for my baby)

I had a wonderful massage yesterday that was heaven, and I've been listening to

lots of calming and upbeat music. (I swear the baby loves dancing around to Bob

Marley, but if I told my doctor I know she'd say I was nuts as she also doesn't

believe I'm already feeling it kick about).

Thank you again! I really need such encouraging emails. My parents will be away

all winter, and many of my friends have moved out of the province, so I don't

have a lot of encouragement and support around me sadly enough. So thanks again

Simon!

" ...become the change you envision " _

Re: Freaking Out

> Hello ,

>

> Congratulations! There is nothing to worry about. Millions of

> women have

> ultrasound and their babies are just fine. I think it is very

> important to

> get yourself into a good space where you feel really happy,

> positive and

> relaxed. Your emotional state could have a bigger effect than the

> food.Therefore I would not take on concepts that cause you any

> kind of distress.

>

> Just eat as well as you can, listen to your body and have as much

> fun as

> possible. There are loads of people specialising in natural birth

> and you

> might find it helpful to contact a local group and go along to

> some meetings

> where you can hang out with other mums.

>

> Birth is a very natural thing and women have evolved over millions

> of years

> to produce strong healthy babies. It is rare that there is

> anything to worry

> about. Let nature take it course.

>

> All the best with your pregnancy,

>

> Simon

>

>

>

>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Okay, between a conversation with Reg I'm worried that the

> ultrasound> I had might have caused damage to my baby!!!

> > I can't find any information on this but what have you hear about

> > ultrasounds permanently damage your baby's hearing. Or that they

> will> also frighten and traumatize him or her.

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Simon,

What a beautiful email!

Thank you so much!

I think now being in the second trimester I'm finally relaxed. I'm now working

on being happy and positive (my nature I'm a worry wart, and am constantly

worrying that i'm not doing enough for my baby)

I had a wonderful massage yesterday that was heaven, and I've been listening to

lots of calming and upbeat music. (I swear the baby loves dancing around to Bob

Marley, but if I told my doctor I know she'd say I was nuts as she also doesn't

believe I'm already feeling it kick about).

Thank you again! I really need such encouraging emails. My parents will be away

all winter, and many of my friends have moved out of the province, so I don't

have a lot of encouragement and support around me sadly enough. So thanks again

Simon!

" ...become the change you envision " _

Re: Freaking Out

> Hello ,

>

> Congratulations! There is nothing to worry about. Millions of

> women have

> ultrasound and their babies are just fine. I think it is very

> important to

> get yourself into a good space where you feel really happy,

> positive and

> relaxed. Your emotional state could have a bigger effect than the

> food.Therefore I would not take on concepts that cause you any

> kind of distress.

>

> Just eat as well as you can, listen to your body and have as much

> fun as

> possible. There are loads of people specialising in natural birth

> and you

> might find it helpful to contact a local group and go along to

> some meetings

> where you can hang out with other mums.

>

> Birth is a very natural thing and women have evolved over millions

> of years

> to produce strong healthy babies. It is rare that there is

> anything to worry

> about. Let nature take it course.

>

> All the best with your pregnancy,

>

> Simon

>

>

>

>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Okay, between a conversation with Reg I'm worried that the

> ultrasound> I had might have caused damage to my baby!!!

> > I can't find any information on this but what have you hear about

> > ultrasounds permanently damage your baby's hearing. Or that they

> will> also frighten and traumatize him or her.

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I agree with Simon - worry is worse than anything. In our lamaze class, the teacher had birth reports from previous mothers and each and every possible kind of birth happens - even with my five, each and every one entirely different - you can hear ALL kinds of stories and that just won't help you know what to expect - except to be happy with whatever happens, feeling you MUST have control and then to feel you've lost control can drive you mad and not very conducive for the good attitude and Simon are talking about. My goodness, you're going through the best thing (imho) a woman can go through, enjoy it sweetie!!!!!!! Hey Reg, look at the results you got - it's worth it!!!! Stop scaring her. Oh, and if you do want to be scared, look at some teenagers today :>) Kidding, my kids are all turning out pretty darn well, even with our fights - guess it's all part of the Grand Scheme of things. I was 35 when I started having kids, and there

were all sorts of scare stories about "older" women and bigger changes of down's, and must have all those stupid tests - I did the tests, wasn't aware at the time that I could really not do them (besides couldn't have another battle with husband on that - he would have freaked!!!), even had a couple c-sections, and even one spinal - the conclusion I came to is that there are soooooooooooo many factors that go into having health, don't get hung up on one - especially if it's already done with - move on with joy to all the great things - like buying gorgeous maternity outfits - and singing to that growing spirit inside you - they say the baby when it comes out can already recognize the voice of it's mother!!!! Klara"Simon G. Brown" wrote: Hello ,Congratulations! There is nothing to worry about. Millions of women have ultrasound and their babies are just fine. I think it is very important to get yourself into a good space where you feel really happy, positive and relaxed. Your emotional state could have a bigger effect than the food. Therefore I would not take on concepts that cause you any kind of distress.Just eat as well as you can, listen to your body and have as much fun as possible. There are loads of people specialising in natural birth and you might find it helpful to contact a local group and go along to some meetings where you can hang out with other

mums.Birth is a very natural thing and women have evolved over millions of years to produce strong healthy babies. It is rare that there is anything to worry about. Let nature take it course.All the best with your pregnancy,SimonOn 7/12/06 19:35, "sinvegan" <sonialemoineshaw (DOT) ca> wrote: Okay, between a conversation with Reg I'm worried that the ultrasound I had might have caused damage to my baby!!!I can't find any information on this but what have you hear about ultrasounds permanently damage your baby's hearing. Or that they will also frighten and traumatize him or her.

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[Guest guest]

I agree with Simon - worry is worse than anything. In our lamaze class, the teacher had birth reports from previous mothers and each and every possible kind of birth happens - even with my five, each and every one entirely different - you can hear ALL kinds of stories and that just won't help you know what to expect - except to be happy with whatever happens, feeling you MUST have control and then to feel you've lost control can drive you mad and not very conducive for the good attitude and Simon are talking about. My goodness, you're going through the best thing (imho) a woman can go through, enjoy it sweetie!!!!!!! Hey Reg, look at the results you got - it's worth it!!!! Stop scaring her. Oh, and if you do want to be scared, look at some teenagers today :>) Kidding, my kids are all turning out pretty darn well, even with our fights - guess it's all part of the Grand Scheme of things. I was 35 when I started having kids, and there

were all sorts of scare stories about "older" women and bigger changes of down's, and must have all those stupid tests - I did the tests, wasn't aware at the time that I could really not do them (besides couldn't have another battle with husband on that - he would have freaked!!!), even had a couple c-sections, and even one spinal - the conclusion I came to is that there are soooooooooooo many factors that go into having health, don't get hung up on one - especially if it's already done with - move on with joy to all the great things - like buying gorgeous maternity outfits - and singing to that growing spirit inside you - they say the baby when it comes out can already recognize the voice of it's mother!!!! Klara"Simon G. Brown" wrote: Hello ,Congratulations! There is nothing to worry about. Millions of women have ultrasound and their babies are just fine. I think it is very important to get yourself into a good space where you feel really happy, positive and relaxed. Your emotional state could have a bigger effect than the food. Therefore I would not take on concepts that cause you any kind of distress.Just eat as well as you can, listen to your body and have as much fun as possible. There are loads of people specialising in natural birth and you might find it helpful to contact a local group and go along to some meetings where you can hang out with other

mums.Birth is a very natural thing and women have evolved over millions of years to produce strong healthy babies. It is rare that there is anything to worry about. Let nature take it course.All the best with your pregnancy,SimonOn 7/12/06 19:35, "sinvegan" <sonialemoineshaw (DOT) ca> wrote: Okay, between a conversation with Reg I'm worried that the ultrasound I had might have caused damage to my baby!!!I can't find any information on this but what have you hear about ultrasounds permanently damage your baby's hearing. Or that they will also frighten and traumatize him or her.

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[Guest guest]

I agree with Simon - worry is worse than anything. In our lamaze class, the teacher had birth reports from previous mothers and each and every possible kind of birth happens - even with my five, each and every one entirely different - you can hear ALL kinds of stories and that just won't help you know what to expect - except to be happy with whatever happens, feeling you MUST have control and then to feel you've lost control can drive you mad and not very conducive for the good attitude and Simon are talking about. My goodness, you're going through the best thing (imho) a woman can go through, enjoy it sweetie!!!!!!! Hey Reg, look at the results you got - it's worth it!!!! Stop scaring her. Oh, and if you do want to be scared, look at some teenagers today :>) Kidding, my kids are all turning out pretty darn well, even with our fights - guess it's all part of the Grand Scheme of things. I was 35 when I started having kids, and there

were all sorts of scare stories about "older" women and bigger changes of down's, and must have all those stupid tests - I did the tests, wasn't aware at the time that I could really not do them (besides couldn't have another battle with husband on that - he would have freaked!!!), even had a couple c-sections, and even one spinal - the conclusion I came to is that there are soooooooooooo many factors that go into having health, don't get hung up on one - especially if it's already done with - move on with joy to all the great things - like buying gorgeous maternity outfits - and singing to that growing spirit inside you - they say the baby when it comes out can already recognize the voice of it's mother!!!! Klara"Simon G. Brown" wrote: Hello ,Congratulations! There is nothing to worry about. Millions of women have ultrasound and their babies are just fine. I think it is very important to get yourself into a good space where you feel really happy, positive and relaxed. Your emotional state could have a bigger effect than the food. Therefore I would not take on concepts that cause you any kind of distress.Just eat as well as you can, listen to your body and have as much fun as possible. There are loads of people specialising in natural birth and you might find it helpful to contact a local group and go along to some meetings where you can hang out with other

mums.Birth is a very natural thing and women have evolved over millions of years to produce strong healthy babies. It is rare that there is anything to worry about. Let nature take it course.All the best with your pregnancy,SimonOn 7/12/06 19:35, "sinvegan" <sonialemoineshaw (DOT) ca> wrote: Okay, between a conversation with Reg I'm worried that the ultrasound I had might have caused damage to my baby!!!I can't find any information on this but what have you hear about ultrasounds permanently damage your baby's hearing. Or that they will also frighten and traumatize him or her.

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have some sweet vegetable drink for relaxing you got a labor coach or midwife for help with support??SONIA LEMOINE wrote: Simon,What a beautiful email!Thank you so much!I think now being in the second trimester I'm finally relaxed. I'm now working on being happy and positive (my nature I'm a worry wart, and am constantly worrying that i'm not doing enough for my baby)I had a wonderful massage yesterday that was heaven, and I've been listening to lots of calming

and upbeat music. (I swear the baby loves dancing around to Bob Marley, but if I told my doctor I know she'd say I was nuts as she also doesn't believe I'm already feeling it kick about).Thank you again! I really need such encouraging emails. My parents will be away all winter, and many of my friends have moved out of the province, so I don't have a lot of encouragement and support around me sadly enough. So thanks again Simon!"...become the change you envision" _ Re: Freaking Out> Hello ,> > Congratulations! There is nothing to worry about. Millions of > women have> ultrasound and their babies are just fine. I think it is very > important to> get yourself into a good space where you

feel really happy, > positive and> relaxed. Your emotional state could have a bigger effect than the > food.Therefore I would not take on concepts that cause you any > kind of distress.> > Just eat as well as you can, listen to your body and have as much > fun as> possible. There are loads of people specialising in natural birth > and you> might find it helpful to contact a local group and go along to > some meetings> where you can hang out with other mums.> > Birth is a very natural thing and women have evolved over millions > of years> to produce strong healthy babies. It is rare that there is > anything to worry> about. Let nature take it course.> > All the best with your pregnancy,> > Simon> > > On 7/12/06 19:35, "sinvegan" <sonialemoineshaw (DOT) ca> wrote:> > > > > > > > > > > Okay, between a conversation with Reg I'm worried that the > ultrasound> I had might have caused damage to my baby!!!> > I can't find any information on this but what have you hear about> > ultrasounds permanently damage your baby's hearing. Or that they > will> also frighten and traumatize him or her.> > > > > > > > >

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have some sweet vegetable drink for relaxing you got a labor coach or midwife for help with support??SONIA LEMOINE wrote: Simon,What a beautiful email!Thank you so much!I think now being in the second trimester I'm finally relaxed. I'm now working on being happy and positive (my nature I'm a worry wart, and am constantly worrying that i'm not doing enough for my baby)I had a wonderful massage yesterday that was heaven, and I've been listening to lots of calming

and upbeat music. (I swear the baby loves dancing around to Bob Marley, but if I told my doctor I know she'd say I was nuts as she also doesn't believe I'm already feeling it kick about).Thank you again! I really need such encouraging emails. My parents will be away all winter, and many of my friends have moved out of the province, so I don't have a lot of encouragement and support around me sadly enough. So thanks again Simon!"...become the change you envision" _ Re: Freaking Out> Hello ,> > Congratulations! There is nothing to worry about. Millions of > women have> ultrasound and their babies are just fine. I think it is very > important to> get yourself into a good space where you

feel really happy, > positive and> relaxed. Your emotional state could have a bigger effect than the > food.Therefore I would not take on concepts that cause you any > kind of distress.> > Just eat as well as you can, listen to your body and have as much > fun as> possible. There are loads of people specialising in natural birth > and you> might find it helpful to contact a local group and go along to > some meetings> where you can hang out with other mums.> > Birth is a very natural thing and women have evolved over millions > of years> to produce strong healthy babies. It is rare that there is > anything to worry> about. Let nature take it course.> > All the best with your pregnancy,> > Simon> > > On 7/12/06 19:35, "sinvegan" <sonialemoineshaw (DOT) ca> wrote:> > > > > > > > > > > Okay, between a conversation with Reg I'm worried that the > ultrasound> I had might have caused damage to my baby!!!> > I can't find any information on this but what have you hear about> > ultrasounds permanently damage your baby's hearing. Or that they > will> also frighten and traumatize him or her.> > > > > > > > >

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have some sweet vegetable drink for relaxing you got a labor coach or midwife for help with support??SONIA LEMOINE wrote: Simon,What a beautiful email!Thank you so much!I think now being in the second trimester I'm finally relaxed. I'm now working on being happy and positive (my nature I'm a worry wart, and am constantly worrying that i'm not doing enough for my baby)I had a wonderful massage yesterday that was heaven, and I've been listening to lots of calming

and upbeat music. (I swear the baby loves dancing around to Bob Marley, but if I told my doctor I know she'd say I was nuts as she also doesn't believe I'm already feeling it kick about).Thank you again! I really need such encouraging emails. My parents will be away all winter, and many of my friends have moved out of the province, so I don't have a lot of encouragement and support around me sadly enough. So thanks again Simon!"...become the change you envision" _ Re: Freaking Out> Hello ,> > Congratulations! There is nothing to worry about. Millions of > women have> ultrasound and their babies are just fine. I think it is very > important to> get yourself into a good space where you

feel really happy, > positive and> relaxed. Your emotional state could have a bigger effect than the > food.Therefore I would not take on concepts that cause you any > kind of distress.> > Just eat as well as you can, listen to your body and have as much > fun as> possible. There are loads of people specialising in natural birth > and you> might find it helpful to contact a local group and go along to > some meetings> where you can hang out with other mums.> > Birth is a very natural thing and women have evolved over millions > of years> to produce strong healthy babies. It is rare that there is > anything to worry> about. Let nature take it course.> > All the best with your pregnancy,> > Simon> > > On 7/12/06 19:35, "sinvegan" <sonialemoineshaw (DOT) ca> wrote:> > > > > > > > > > > Okay, between a conversation with Reg I'm worried that the > ultrasound> I had might have caused damage to my baby!!!> > I can't find any information on this but what have you hear about> > ultrasounds permanently damage your baby's hearing. Or that they > will> also frighten and traumatize him or her.> > > > > > > > >

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-why do you assume I scared her?

What do you mean look at the results I got? I didn't have ulrasound

I'm confused............

-- In VeganMacrobiotics , Klara LeVine

wrote:

>

> I agree with Simon - worry is worse than anything. In our lamaze

class, the teacher had birth reports from previous mothers and each

and every possible kind of birth happens - even with my five, each

and every one entirely different - you can hear ALL kinds of stories

and that just won't help you know what to expect - except to be happy

with whatever happens, feeling you MUST have control and then to feel

you've lost control can drive you mad and not very conducive for the

good attitude and Simon are talking about. My goodness,

you're going through the best thing (imho) a woman can go through,

enjoy it sweetie!!!!!!! Hey Reg, look at the results you got - it's

worth it!!!! Stop scaring her.

> Oh, and if you do want to be scared, look at some teenagers

today :>) Kidding, my kids are all turning out pretty darn well, even

with our fights - guess it's all part of the Grand Scheme of things.

> I was 35 when I started having kids, and there were all sorts of

scare stories about " older " women and bigger changes of down's, and

must have all those stupid tests - I did the tests, wasn't aware at

the time that I could really not do them (besides couldn't have

another battle with husband on that - he would have freaked!!!), even

had a couple c-sections, and even one spinal - the conclusion I came

to is that there are soooooooooooo many factors that go into having

health, don't get hung up on one - especially if it's already done

with - move on with joy to all the great things - like buying

gorgeous maternity outfits - and singing to that growing spirit

inside you - they say the baby when it comes out can already

recognize the voice of it's mother!!!!

> Klara

>

> " Simon G. Brown " wrote:

> Hello ,

>

> Congratulations! There is nothing to worry about. Millions of women

have ultrasound and their babies are just fine. I think it is very

important to get yourself into a good space where you feel really

happy, positive and relaxed. Your emotional state could have a bigger

effect than the food. Therefore I would not take on concepts that

cause you any kind of distress.

>

> Just eat as well as you can, listen to your body and have as much

fun as possible. There are loads of people specialising in natural

birth and you might find it helpful to contact a local group and go

along to some meetings where you can hang out with other mums.

>

> Birth is a very natural thing and women have evolved over millions

of years to produce strong healthy babies. It is rare that there is

anything to worry about. Let nature take it course.

>

> All the best with your pregnancy,

>

> Simon

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Okay, between a conversation with Reg I'm worried that the

ultrasound

> I had might have caused damage to my baby!!!

> I can't find any information on this but what have you hear about

> ultrasounds permanently damage your baby's hearing. Or that they

will

> also frighten and traumatize him or her.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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

> Have a burning question? Go to Yahoo! Answers and get answers from

real people who know.

>

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I think she means that Marlie is wonderful despite the challenging

birth.

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> > Okay, between a conversation with Reg I'm worried that the

> ultrasound

> > I had might have caused damage to my baby!!!

> > I can't find any information on this but what have you hear

about

> > ultrasounds permanently damage your baby's hearing. Or that they

> will

> > also frighten and traumatize him or her.

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> >

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from

> real people who know.

> >

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I think she means that Marlie is wonderful despite the challenging

birth.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Okay, between a conversation with Reg I'm worried that the

> ultrasound

> > I had might have caused damage to my baby!!!

> > I can't find any information on this but what have you hear

about

> > ultrasounds permanently damage your baby's hearing. Or that they

> will

> > also frighten and traumatize him or her.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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from

> real people who know.

> >

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exactlyleslieanneashburn wrote: I think she means that Marlie is wonderful despite the challenging birth.> > > > > > > > > > > > Okay, between a conversation with Reg I'm worried that the > ultrasound > > I had might have caused damage to my baby!!!> > I can't find any information on this but what have you hear about > > ultrasounds permanently damage your baby's hearing. Or that they > will > > also frighten and traumatize him or her.> >

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exactlyleslieanneashburn wrote: I think she means that Marlie is wonderful despite the challenging birth.> > > > > > > > > > > > Okay, between a conversation with Reg I'm worried that the > ultrasound > > I had might have caused damage to my baby!!!> > I can't find any information on this but what have you hear about > > ultrasounds permanently damage your baby's hearing. Or that they > will > > also frighten and traumatize him or her.> >

> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ---------------------------------> > Have a burning question? Go to Yahoo! Answers and get answers from > real people who know.> >>

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how cute!

>

> they say the baby when it comes out can already recognize the

voice of

> it's mother!!!!

> > Klara

>

> This is so true! Babies get to know *all* the sounds (and emotions)

> mothers are exposed to during pregnancy. We have a dog, and our

sons

> were never scared or even startled when they heard her bark. It was

> just one of the sounds they heard on a daily basis. My friend's

son,

> OTOH, who was born a month before my elder one, would always cringe

> when he heard a bark.

>

> His first word, BTW, was the dog's name.

>

> ne

>

[Guest guest]

how cute!

>

> they say the baby when it comes out can already recognize the

voice of

> it's mother!!!!

> > Klara

>

> This is so true! Babies get to know *all* the sounds (and emotions)

> mothers are exposed to during pregnancy. We have a dog, and our

sons

> were never scared or even startled when they heard her bark. It was

> just one of the sounds they heard on a daily basis. My friend's

son,

> OTOH, who was born a month before my elder one, would always cringe

> when he heard a bark.

>

> His first word, BTW, was the dog's name.

>

> ne

>

[Guest guest]

how cute!

>

> they say the baby when it comes out can already recognize the

voice of

> it's mother!!!!

> > Klara

>

> This is so true! Babies get to know *all* the sounds (and emotions)

> mothers are exposed to during pregnancy. We have a dog, and our

sons

> were never scared or even startled when they heard her bark. It was

> just one of the sounds they heard on a daily basis. My friend's

son,

> OTOH, who was born a month before my elder one, would always cringe

> when he heard a bark.

>

> His first word, BTW, was the dog's name.

>

> ne

>

[Guest guest]

Another amazing thing is that they can imitate facial expressions

right after birth too. Babies are awesome!

>

> they say the baby when it comes out can already recognize the

voice of

> it's mother!!!!

> > Klara

>

> This is so true! Babies get to know *all* the sounds (and

emotions)

> mothers are exposed to during pregnancy. We have a dog, and our

sons

> were never scared or even startled when they heard her bark. It

was

> just one of the sounds they heard on a daily basis. My friend's

son,

> OTOH, who was born a month before my elder one, would always

cringe

> when he heard a bark.

>

> His first word, BTW, was the dog's name.

>

> ne

>

[Guest guest]

Another amazing thing is that they can imitate facial expressions

right after birth too. Babies are awesome!

>

> they say the baby when it comes out can already recognize the

voice of

> it's mother!!!!

> > Klara

>

> This is so true! Babies get to know *all* the sounds (and

emotions)

> mothers are exposed to during pregnancy. We have a dog, and our

sons

> were never scared or even startled when they heard her bark. It

was

> just one of the sounds they heard on a daily basis. My friend's

son,

> OTOH, who was born a month before my elder one, would always

cringe

> when he heard a bark.

>

> His first word, BTW, was the dog's name.

>

> ne

>

[Guest guest]

Another amazing thing is that they can imitate facial expressions

right after birth too. Babies are awesome!

>

> they say the baby when it comes out can already recognize the

voice of

> it's mother!!!!

> > Klara

>

> This is so true! Babies get to know *all* the sounds (and

emotions)

> mothers are exposed to during pregnancy. We have a dog, and our

sons

> were never scared or even startled when they heard her bark. It

was

> just one of the sounds they heard on a daily basis. My friend's

son,

> OTOH, who was born a month before my elder one, would always

cringe

> when he heard a bark.

>

> His first word, BTW, was the dog's name.

>

> ne

>

[Guest guest]

They are! I LOVE babies so much, just never thought I'd be having one!

" ...become the change you envision." Lemoine

From: VeganMacrobiotics [mailto:VeganMacrobiotics ] On Behalf Of leslieanneashburnSent: December 8, 2006 2:59 PMTo: VeganMacrobiotics Subject: Re: Freaking Out

Another amazing thing is that they can imitate facial expressions right after birth too. Babies are awesome!>> they say the baby when it comes out can already recognize the voice of > it's mother!!!!> > Klara> > This is so true! Babies get to know *all* the sounds (and emotions) > mothers are exposed to during pregnancy. We have a dog, and our sons > were never scared or even startled when they heard her bark. It was > just one of the sounds they heard on a daily basis. My friend's son, > OTOH, who was born a month before my elder one, would always cringe > when he heard a bark.> > His first word, BTW, was the dog's name.> > ne>

[Guest guest]

They are! I LOVE babies so much, just never thought I'd be having one!

" ...become the change you envision." Lemoine

From: VeganMacrobiotics [mailto:VeganMacrobiotics ] On Behalf Of leslieanneashburnSent: December 8, 2006 2:59 PMTo: VeganMacrobiotics Subject: Re: Freaking Out

Another amazing thing is that they can imitate facial expressions right after birth too. Babies are awesome!>> they say the baby when it comes out can already recognize the voice of > it's mother!!!!> > Klara> > This is so true! Babies get to know *all* the sounds (and emotions) > mothers are exposed to during pregnancy. We have a dog, and our sons > were never scared or even startled when they heard her bark. It was > just one of the sounds they heard on a daily basis. My friend's son, > OTOH, who was born a month before my elder one, would always cringe > when he heard a bark.> > His first word, BTW, was the dog's name.> > ne>