Re: Re: Should the HypoT sufferer give birth ealier than other people?

[Guest guest]

No hostility from me. You might wanna check your mood temperature and

look at your responses and mine‹ I am very calm and respectful towards you.

sue

On 9/11/08 3:50 PM, " Nancie Barnett " <deifspirit@...> wrote:

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> Sue- why are you getting hostile with me? I never stated that I withheld

> info from a patients and of course I use age appropriate info! Jeez. And I

> NEVER stated I found it " ridiculous! NEVER!

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> -- Re: Re: Should the HypoT sufferer give birth

> ealier than other people?

>

> Little girls should get age-appropriate information and with-holding it

> because you deem it ridiculous is your perogative.

> Sure wouldn¹t be fun to be out with your little friends and start bleeding

> between your legs with no idea why.

>

> If menses can start at 8 or 9, that¹s when kids need at least the basics.

> Nothing heavy duty ‹ just a simple explanation that girls have this happen.

>

> sue

>

[Guest guest]

So, what does this sentence mean:

Little girls should get age-appropriate information and with-holding it

> because you deem it ridiculous is your personative.<

Is that not hostile??

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> ealier than other people?

>

> Little girls should get age-appropriate information and with-holding it

> because you deem it ridiculous is your perogative.

> Sure wouldn¹t be fun to be out with your little friends and start bleeding

> between your legs with no idea why.

>

> If menses can start at 8 or 9, that¹s when kids need at least the basics.

> Nothing heavy duty ‹ just a simple explanation that girls have this happen

>

> sue

>

[Guest guest]

So, what does this sentence mean :

Little girls should get age-appropriate information and with-holding it

> because you deem it ridiculous is your perogative.

-- Re: Re: Should the HypoT sufferer give birth

> ealier than other people?

>

> Little girls should get age-appropriate information and with-holding it

> because you deem it ridiculous is your perogative.

> Sure wouldn¹t be fun to be out with your little friends and start bleeding

> between your legs with no idea why.

>

> If menses can start at 8 or 9, that¹s when kids need at least the basics.

> Nothing heavy duty ‹ just a simple explanation that girls have this happen

>

> sue

>

[Guest guest]

Nancie,

Not at all hostile. You are coming at me with attitude so you will spin it

how you need to.

Lively debate? Maybe. .. but really, actually, no.

It¹s just a simple, direct statement that age-appropriate

information SHOULD be given to girls about their menses.

You were the one who said,

³ Can you imagine what is like to try and explain to a 6 -8 year old

what a menses is and everything that goes along with that? Little girls

should not be having periods- they should just have to worry about playing

and having fun. ³

That sure sounds like withholding information to girls

SIMPLY BECAUSE YOU think they should be playing instead

of getting age-appropriate info about their menses.

It¹s really that simple.

Sue

On 9/11/08 6:31 PM, " Nancie Barnett " <deifspirit@...> wrote:

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>

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> So, what does this sentence mean:

> Little girls should get age-appropriate information and with-holding it

>> > because you deem it ridiculous is your personative.<

> Is that not hostile??

>

> -- Re: Re: Should the HypoT sufferer give birth

>> > ealier than other people?

>> >

>> > Little girls should get age-appropriate information and with-holding it

>> > because you deem it ridiculous is your perogative.

>> > Sure wouldn¹t be fun to be out with your little friends and start bleeding

>> > between your legs with no idea why.

>> >

>> > If menses can start at 8 or 9, that¹s when kids need at least the basics.

>> > Nothing heavy duty ‹ just a simple explanation that girls have this happen

>

>> >

>> > sue

>> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ah, I forget what the heck I was asking.

Long day!

Maybe tomorrow......

sue

On 9/11/08 8:50 PM, " " <res075oh@...> wrote:

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> Earlier I posted that I had read a number of newspaper articles

> discussing early menses onset. Whether they referenced any credible

> source I can't possibly remember. However, there were a number of

> articles and there seemed to be a consensus. Whether there was credible

> research I cannot remember. You probably can get references from Nancie

> if you want some, as she recently commented in more depth on the same

> subject.

>

> In any event, a quote from a newspaper IS NOT a credible source;

> although it might well reference a credible source.

>

> Surprisingly, newspapers can sometimes get it right. There was a

> question and answer section in today's paper about the purpose and use

> of the Large Hadron Collider and from a quick scan I didn't pick up any

> obvious errors...

>

> Or are you asking me about the use of NORMAL and NATURAL?

>

> Regards,

>

> .

[Guest guest]

Hmm, that comment was to show how incredible it is for US- healthcare

providers that are now faced with 6 and 7 and 8 year old girls developing

their menses. It was not a belittling statement at all and for me it is mind

boggling that you could interpret it that way. This how all of us providers

feel- that little girls should not be getting their menses that young and

then have to worry about it every month. Kids that age should not have to

have to worry about issues like that. Just imagine sleep overs and camp

outs- having to plan for your period at that young of an age. Plus, the

teasing from other kids that will happen because kids can be very cruel to

each other when one kid is different.

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>> > ealier than other people?

>> >

>> > Little girls should get age-appropriate information and with-holding it

>> > because you deem it ridiculous is your perogative.

>> > Sure wouldn¹t be fun to be out with your little friends and start

bleeding

>> > between your legs with no idea why.

>> >

>> > If menses can start at 8 or 9, that¹s when kids need at least the

basics.

>> > Nothing heavy duty ‹ just a simple explanation that girls have this

happen

>

>> >

>> > sue

>> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

I am just a very literal person.

I believe people mean what they say and say what they mean.

Sometimes I get it wrong. No harm or malice intended.

Sue

On 9/12/08 12:47 AM, " Nancie Barnett " <deifspirit@...> wrote:

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> Hmm, that comment was to show how incredible it is for US- healthcare

> providers that are now faced with 6 and 7 and 8 year old girls developing

> their menses. It was not a belittling statement at all and for me it is mind

> boggling that you could interpret it that way. This how all of us providers

> feel- that little girls should not be getting their menses that young and

> then have to worry about it every month. Kids that age should not have to

> have to worry about issues like that. Just imagine sleep overs and camp

> outs- having to plan for your period at that young of an age. Plus, the

> teasing from other kids that will happen because kids can be very cruel to

> each other when one kid is different.

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