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Congrats! Congratulations and best wishes to the new member of your family!
Congratulations and best wishes to the new member of your family!
Aryn of CA @ Oct 26, 2009 15:05:14 PM
Money = Girls I see a strong correlation between the money section and birthing baby girls. Enjoy your break!
I see a strong correlation between the money section and birthing baby girls. Enjoy your break!
Russell Heimlich of MD @ Oct 26, 2009 14:01:20 PM
Health = Wealth My Congratulations to You regarding the Birth of your Daughter. May her Future be Healthy & Bright. While your Professional focus is on Financial Matters … Your sabbatical for your Daughter is not only commendable .. But reflects your true Priorities .. namely Your Family. Toward this Focus .. may I add some of my Professional observations as they relate to Your ( and ALL Mothers ) INFANT’s Health and Future. While I know that you hands are more than full… And my comment may be seen as seemingly inconsequential and insignificant at first mention .. May I share with you information regarding a Chronic LifeTime Condition that is often trivialized and disregarded in Infants / our Children… but carries compromising Health & Quality of Life implications that will last a lifetime .. unless addressed ASAP – As Possible. Namely .. Allergy Disease > A LifeTime, Progressive, Cumulative, Chronic Inflammatory Auto-Immune Disease. 1 in 3 INFANTs > Begin Life Fighting a LifeTime Progression of Predictable > multiple Diseases as a result of their InHerited > Allergy Disease. Genetically Predisposed > ( 2 Allergy / Allergic Asthma Parents = 65% > 1 Parent = 40% > 0 Parents = 15% ) Termed > Allergy MARCH Allergy MARCH = Allergy Parents = Allergy INFANT / Birth > Eczema > G.I. / Behavioral > Ear > Respiratory > Rhinitis > Allergic ASTHMA ( Achoo & Ouch ) Followed by a LifeTime consumption of MEd's which only Mask SYMPTOMs > Then a Slippery Slope of multiple “Allergy Driven” Diseases, recalcitrant Health Issues and compromised Quality of Life / Poor Self Image. Thus said… (Especially for Infants who are Genetically Predispose
My Congratulations to You regarding the Birth of your Daughter.
May her Future be Healthy & Bright.
While your Professional focus is on Financial Matters …
Your sabbatical for your Daughter is not only commendable ..
But reflects your true Priorities .. namely Your Family.
Toward this Focus ..
may I add some of my Professional observations as they relate to Your ( and ALL Mothers ) INFANT’s Health and Future.
While I know that you hands are more than full…
And my comment may be seen as seemingly inconsequential and insignificant at first mention ..
May I share with you information regarding a Chronic LifeTime Condition that is often trivialized and disregarded in Infants / our Children…
but carries compromising Health & Quality of Life implications that will last a lifetime ..
unless addressed ASAP – As Possible.
Namely .. Allergy Disease
> A LifeTime, Progressive, Cumulative, Chronic Inflammatory Auto-Immune Disease.
1 in 3 INFANTs > Begin Life Fighting a LifeTime Progression of Predictable > multiple Diseases as a result of their InHerited > Allergy Disease.
Genetically Predisposed > ( 2 Allergy / Allergic Asthma Parents = 65% > 1 Parent = 40% > 0 Parents = 15% )
Termed > Allergy MARCH
Allergy MARCH = Allergy Parents = Allergy INFANT / Birth > Eczema > G.I. / Behavioral > Ear > Respiratory > Rhinitis > Allergic ASTHMA ( Achoo & Ouch )
Followed by a LifeTime consumption of MEd's which only Mask SYMPTOMs
> Then a Slippery Slope of multiple “Allergy Driven” Diseases, recalcitrant Health Issues and compromised Quality of Life / Poor Self Image.
Thus said…
(Especially for Infants who are Genetically Predispose
of @ Oct 26, 2009 12:28:25 PM
Congratulations, Kim! I hope you have a wonderful time welcoming your little girl to this world!
I hope you have a wonderful time welcoming your little girl to this world!
Ben Harder of DC @ Oct 26, 2009 10:40:42 AM
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Aryn of CA @ Oct 26, 2009 15:05:14 PM
Russell Heimlich of MD @ Oct 26, 2009 14:01:20 PM
of @ Oct 26, 2009 12:28:25 PM
Ben Harder of DC @ Oct 26, 2009 10:40:42 AM
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