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its been a month, and i have went from a 36c to a 40c-- and they hurt bad somdetimes-- is there anything i can do to aid in my discomfort

i just wanted to say--don't/ i just got a positive hpt yesterday, sunday oct 11 2009 after 16 years of hoping, i am now 43--an secondary infertiliity patient and pregnant

this gets long, so, infertility er doctor said test was inconclusive and just so happens i had with me a urine preg test that had half a pink positive line on it- so i was spotting with no cramps and i am using natural progesterone cream( i did not tell them i am using the cream) than a few days later went to my regular doctors and a "resident" saw me- she did a urine and blood test- said to me next day on the phone both were negative- i said what was the level she hesitated and blurted out 0, and said i was never pregnant- i said it was a 1 hcg level when i was in the er a few days before- she said what test? she was unaware i had the test done and that i am a high risk infertility patient with corpus luteum failure- anyway yesterday i took another urine test and it started to form a pink line but only alittle and i am still on progesterone and the bleeding fully stopped finally after 6 days- i had no clots or cramping and i feel pregnant but my hcg is f-d up/ i read hcg comes from the corpus luteum as well as progestrone- but i have bypassed my not working right corpus luteum by using natural progestrone , cream- i think i am still pregnant but the placenta hasn't developed enough yet to produce the hcg they look for so badly to say you are pregnant- i am trying this new approach on my own- i have had several chemical pregnancies and am fed up----- seriously---- also er doctor told me my cholestrol was high-- i have since learned that our bodies take cholestrol and turns it into pregnenolone and than turns it into progestrone- none of the doctors seem to know what pregnenolone is- i asked a few- i feel my cholestrol went high trying to make progestrone for failing corpus luteum- any girls out there with lpd or repeated chemical pregnancies interested in all of this? i am toying with myyself to find an alternate route to pregnancy for lpd sufferrers like myself- my body does not feel like the other times when i lost, those times i took progesterone i went into a full bleed ut and my blood pressure dropped and i got weak- not this time- what do you other gals who suffer with lpd or corpus luteum defect or chemical pregnacies think of what i am telling you about????

i have read of women in their 40's to age 60 having babies- why do young kids assume older women don't have kids? personally i think it is kinda rude, i asked a question on my period and the kid saiid i was in the wrong category and seriously doubted if it was pregnancy related- she assumed wrong, i take no bith control and i had a test done to see if i am menopausal and the doctor said i aint even close yet- why are young girls so ....strange . towards older women, someday these young girls will be the older women- don't they realize that? i wonder how they wll feel when they get treated as i have been, like i am a senior citizen or something- and too old to possibly still conceive... just rude.

i model-photographer i worked with asked me if i was pagan or wiccan- i have a pagan tattoo dedicated to juno/ my answer-yes i am pagan- he said he thought or read we don't shave, is this a rumour, and that we are into orgies and mutiple sex partners- this does not describe me at all, and as for shaving my favorite razor is intuition- where iis this all coming from? any answers appreciated.

all answers appreciated i called hospital but they will not answer due tio liability- is this bad should i take him to the hospital?

The Delphic oracle was established in the 8th century BC.[1] Its last recorded response was given in 393 AD, when the emperor Theodosius I ordered pagan temples to cease operation Theodosius I (born Jan. 11, 347, Cauca, Gallaecia [Spain] — died Jan. 17, 395, Mediolanum) was Roman emperor of the East (379 – 392) and of East and West (392 – 395). Born of Christian parents, he served in the military under his father, a general. He distinguished himself against the Sarmatians and was proclaimed coemperor by Gratian to rule in the eastern empire (379). To settle the contentious debate over true Christianity, he adopted the Nicene Creed as the Christian norm (380). He reached a treaty with the Visigoths (382). When the Spanish general Maximus overthrew the new coemperor in the western empire (387), Theodosius defeated the usurper (388) and claimed supreme authority over the whole empire (392). He argued with St. Ambrose over the role of the church in imperial affairs but did not grant power to the church. In 392 forces advocating paganism led by Arbogast and Eugenius took power in Rome. In 394 Theodosius defeated them and claimed the Christian God victorious over the pagan gods/ from answers.com, Britannica Concise Encyclopedia: Theodosius I and pythia.

a paradox is )A seemingly contradictory statement that may nonetheless be true:

term logic)For Aristotle, a term is simply a "thing", a part of a proposition. For early modern logicians like Arnauld (whose Port-Royal Logic was the best-known text of his day), it is a psychological entity like an "idea" or "concept". A proposition cannot be built from real things or ideas, but it is not just meaningless words either. This is a problem about the meaning of language that is still not entirely resolved.

in conclusion my gods and goddesses could be considered things, that are unsolvable and not resolved, as of yet, and could be contradictory in their nature, Marx and Lenin's thesis suggested that all existence is the result of contradiction. [3]

Proof by contradiction is used in mathematics to construct proofs, god means supernatural ,existing but not quite explainable logically, they exist in words in dictionarys, same as language, proof of their existance is in the language.

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ok, language or words exist yet are not quite resolved in explaination, and gods and goddesses are words in our language, are you saying these words have no value? like a contradiction or rather a paradox is a null value, yet contradiction does exist. can you even comprehend where i'm going with this?

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Liar paradox)

"This statement is false." What do we make of this statement (call it S)? If S is true, then S is false. On the other hand, if S is false, then it is true to say S is false; but, because the Liar sentence is saying precisely that (namely that it is false), S is true. So S is true if and only if it is false. Since S is one or the other, it is both! Debate about sentences like S has been going on among philosophers and logicians for more than 2,000 years without any clear resolution.

will language become a 0 or null value? or a liar paradox which can be both, ying and yang, black and white, and on a battery there is a positive and a negative, and than a different category truth and lie, both in the dictionary but lie has 0 value in logic, but yet they needed to give it a value because it exists.

a paradox is )A seemingly contradictory statement that may nonetheless be true:

term logic)For Aristotle, a term is simply a "thing", a part of a proposition. For early modern logicians like Arnauld (whose Port-Royal Logic was the best-known text of his day), it is a psychological entity like an "idea" or "concept". A proposition cannot be built from real things or ideas, but it is not just meaningless words either. This is a problem about the meaning of language that is still not entirely resolved.

in conclusion my gods and goddesses could be considered things, that are unsolvable and not resolved, as of yet, and could be contradictory in their nature, Marx and Lenin's thesis suggested that all existence is the result of contradiction. [3]

Proof by contradiction is used in mathematics to construct proofs god means supernatural existing but not quite explainable logically, they exist in words in dictionarys, same as language, proof of their existance is in the language.

i do not include the christian god, as i know they claim he is omnipresent, i am pagan so i refer to strange gods and goddesses, the ones the christian god calls false gods, my question is what if their very nature is a paradox, self sustaining yet at the same time a protective barrier,or elusive if you will- in other words my gods are a paradox by nature, in contrast to the so called omnipresent christian god.

Freedom From Religion Foundation billboards honor Darwin

http://www.topix.com/city/dover-pa/2009/01/freedom...

do you think there is any connection

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigantes

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nephilim

http://members.tripod.com/~ravenpsy/xian.html

http://www.whtm.com/news/stories/0109/585601.html

there is a message wrote on it but they are keeping it quiet and have it boarded up

Etymology: Middle English, from Old English gOdspel (translation of Late Latin evangelium),

from gOd (good) + spel (tale)

1 a often capitalized : the message concerning Christ, the kingdom of God, and salvation

b capitalized : one of the first four New Testament books telling of the life, death, and

resurrection of Jesus Christ; also : a similar apocryphal book

c : an interpretation of the Christian message <the social gospel>

2 capitalized : a selection from one of the New Testament Gospels