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Flowers2 said: tane1976 said: [Blatant racist post snipped - June7]
well .. now we see what kind of mentality we're dealing with...  |
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reneGade20 said: Really now? So enlighten me...what does it say exactly?
oh and by the way, it's spelled SAID, not siad...since you are correcting spelling errors while you spout your racist venom.... they certainly can't hide themselves lol .. that was their whole motive for posting in this thread.. | |
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that baby looks like he needs more food and milk anyhow. if she gets wic, she can probably get food coupons and she probably needs to get some self-esteem, so she can make some meals instead of handing bottles for food.  THE B EST BE YOURSELF AS LONG AS YOUR SELF ISNT A DYCK[/r]
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Imago said: shanti0608 said: Too bad that stuff is so expensive. I am not sure how ppl afford to have kids.
It's not just expensive--it's not good for Children. Sure, it keeps them alive, but they really need breast milk. Most women can breastfeed, and they are incredibly lucky, but that sadly isn't the case for everyone, and formula is the only other option for those without a choice. | |
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back in the 50's.....or so i heard ... 
didn't formula have to be prepared from carnation milk, polyvisol nd karo syrup??? THE B EST BE YOURSELF AS LONG AS YOUR SELF ISNT A DYCK[/r]
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too bad she had a baby  | |
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PaisleyPark5083 said: http://www.insideedition.com/news.aspx?storyID=2398
I was watching Inside Edition last night, and I heard this story about a Mom trying to save on the cost of baby formula, and she would dilute the formula with extra water..and almost killed the baby! Please, pass this on if you know someone who does this. 
From Inside Edition website: Jeri Moss believed she could save a few dollars by making her son's baby formula go further by watering it down. However, the money-saving measure almost cost her adorable baby his life. Moss never even dreamed she was putting her beloved child at risk. But the young mother of two learned a little known medical fact the hard way. Too much water can be dangerous for an infant by causing sodium levels in the blood to drop. Moss's five-month-old son La'damian had a seizure and stopped breathing as a result. He was rushed to the hospital near his home in Tampa, Florida. The distraught mother told doctors she put two scoops of formula in ten ounces of water. Experts say she should have used more than twice that amount of formula. Dr. James Orlowski is Chief of Pediatrics at University Community Hospital in Tampa, where the infant was treated. He told INSIDE EDITION, "It seems that every time the economy goes sour one of the things that people do is try to stretch out the formula." He continued, talking about how he treated Moss's infant son. "We gave the baby concentrate electrolytes solution to bring the sodium up enough to stop the baby from seizing." La'damian is now out of the hospital and recovering back home with his relieved mom. Health authorities are warning other hard-up parents: don't be tempted to water down your little one's baby formula. This is a very sad story. If you can't afford the formula, there are programs that can help..like WIC, they will give you free formula. And as for Imago's comment, yes breast milk is best, but some women can't produce enough to feed their children. So formula ends up working best.Proud Memaw to Seyhan Olivia Christine ,Zoey Cirilo Jaylee & Ellie Abigail Lillian  | |
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MoniGram said: This is a very sad story. If you can't afford the formula, there are programs that can help..like WIC, they will give you free formula.
And as for Imago's comment, yes breast milk is best, but some women can't produce enough to feed their children. So formula ends up working best.Properly prepared formula will provide a baby with all it needs nutritionally
http://multinationalmonit...rmula.html here's something tragic about formula  | |
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shanti0608 said: JustErin said: Breast feed...? I know some people just can't but most of us can easily, some just choose not to. I don't get it. That would be my solution but who am I to judge her when I do not know her situation. I do not have kids of my own so I try not to tell ppl what to do with their kids. Looking at her, doesn't look like there is much of her. I have seen the price of formula at the store and I was shocked considering how much diapers cost. Breast feeding is always best but I have known some ppl who could not do it for various reasons.
sometimes it just doesn't work out..mine would have starved..   'why y'all trying to say goodbye? I didn't go anywhere, I'm right here, im all around you,always..'
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I had enough milk in me to feed an army, but that's another story!  | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: SCNDLS said: Water intoxication. . . A guy died a few years ago from that while pledging to a fraternity.It never occurred to me that too much water could be a bad thing. Damn dawg! This makes me feel less comfortable around water. Proud member of the .Org Conservative Union
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any californians, remember the story about a year ago when a mom trying to win a "wii" from a contest on a radio station, drank enough water to die from water poisoning? the deal was who ever can drink the most water without going pee, won the "wii" true story, the 2 disc jockies were charged with involuntary man-slaughter, because someone called in to warn them, and they continued on...then later on in the evening the lady ended up in the hospitol and eventualy died!  | |
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PaisleyPark5083 said: I had enough milk in me to feed an army, but that's another story!
yeah, same  what's up with that | |
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ZombieKitten said: PaisleyPark5083 said: I had enough milk in me to feed an army, but that's another story!
yeah, same what's up with thatI was a leaking mess! | |
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PaisleyPark5083 said: ZombieKitten said: yeah, same what's up with thatI was a leaking mess! my grandma kept calling (from overseas) to tell me I must donate it all to a milk bank which, sadly, this country hasn't got around to setting up yet, or else I would have, and another baby perhaps didn't have to ONLY drink formula | |
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JustErin said: tane1976 said: I am blaming the mother because she failed to provide the necessities of life to her baby and she gave it a bad name, and she watered down milk formula. In New Zealand she would be charged with child abuse and she would be banned from having children.
Its also clearly obvious she has little education and is unemployed, and therefore provides a poor role model to her children. Whats up with that nappy ass hair. She can't even wear clean clothes. When I say these people, I mean uneducated, young solo mothers who can not provide for children, nothing racial but you will agree a lot of these women are black or latino. But there are plenty of white women who are just as bad.To me when you bring children into the world you devote your life to them. The fact shes malnourished may at least suggest she cares for them a bit more than some, although she looks like she wants her next snort of cocaine New Zealand has the legal right to BAN people from having children? 
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ZombieKitten said: PaisleyPark5083 said: I was a leaking mess! my grandma kept calling (from overseas) to tell me I must donate it all to a milk bank which, sadly, this country hasn't got around to setting up yet, or else I would have, and another baby perhaps didn't have to ONLY drink formula I could start a whole other thread about all the embarrasing moments I leaked through my blouse, at work. BUT I won't.  | |
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PaisleyPark5083 said: ZombieKitten said: my grandma kept calling (from overseas) to tell me I must donate it all to a milk bank which, sadly, this country hasn't got around to setting up yet, or else I would have, and another baby perhaps didn't have to ONLY drink formula I could start a whole other thread about all the embarrasing moments I leaked through my blouse, at work. BUT I won't.  I stayed at home and wore dark clothes for a good 18 months (first 6 months of each kid's life  ) because the nursing pads could not cope with the volume. | |
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ZombieKitten said: PaisleyPark5083 said: I could start a whole other thread about all the embarrasing moments I leaked through my blouse, at work. BUT I won't. I stayed at home and wore dark clothes for a good 18 months (first 6 months of each kid's life ) because the nursing pads could not cope with the volume.nursing pads don't work!!!  | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: shanti0608 said: That would be my solution but who am I to judge her when I do not know her situation. I do not have kids of my own so I try not to tell ppl what to do with their kids. Looking at her, doesn't look like there is much of her. I have seen the price of formula at the store and I was shocked considering how much diapers cost. Breast feeding is always best but I have known some ppl who could not do it for various reasons. my sister couldn't with her first and only baby. It was in there but no matter how much she tried it wouldn't come out. that is the worst..that's the problem i had,once it finally came in,(after a week) no matter what i tried... it would not come out.. 'why y'all trying to say goodbye? I didn't go anywhere, I'm right here, im all around you,always..'
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PaisleyPark5083 said: ZombieKitten said: I stayed at home and wore dark clothes for a good 18 months (first 6 months of each kid's life ) because the nursing pads could not cope with the volume.nursing pads don't work!!! the cloth ones sure didn't! did you try the disposable ones that had something in them like sphagnum or something, they were pretty absorbent! | |
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ZombieKitten said: PaisleyPark5083 said: nursing pads don't work!!! the cloth ones sure didn't! did you try the disposable ones that had something in them like sphagnum or something, they were pretty absorbent! Mine were disposable cotton ones, I was too much for them!  | |
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WIC helped us out alot getting the baby formula and other foods for our son. we were a young couple just starting out, with not much money. i don't know what we would have done without WIC? it's a great program, and really does help! Wic does give you parenting classes on your and your babies diet. i know i was always so careful to make sure i put the right amount of water to mix his formula. i also never used the powedered kind. never liked it. and WIC gives you the choice between powder and liquid canned formula that you mix with water. i think this is better?
glad the baby is fine now. [Edited 12/4/08 22:31pm] | |
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ZombieKitten said: MoniGram said: This is a very sad story. If you can't afford the formula, there are programs that can help..like WIC, they will give you free formula.
And as for Imago's comment, yes breast milk is best, but some women can't produce enough to feed their children. So formula ends up working best.Properly prepared formula will provide a baby with all it needs nutritionally
http://multinationalmonit...rmula.html here's something tragic about formula This true...education is the key. Proud Memaw to Seyhan Olivia Christine ,Zoey Cirilo Jaylee & Ellie Abigail Lillian | |
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tane1976 said: rnljs said: Wow. I think you should never have children. It would be child abuse to subject them to such ignorant, narrow minded, predjudice rants. The most important part of raising children is to help them to grow into intelligant, compassionate, productive adults. Are you sure you can do that? [Blatant racist post snipped - June7] Damn. I missed the response. What was said? Peace. Love. Prince | |
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ZombieKitten said: MoniGram said: This is a very sad story. If you can't afford the formula, there are programs that can help..like WIC, they will give you free formula.
And as for Imago's comment, yes breast milk is best, but some women can't produce enough to feed their children. So formula ends up working best.Properly prepared formula will provide a baby with all it needs nutritionally
http://multinationalmonit...rmula.html here's something tragic about formula It is possible to prepare formula at home. But assembling the ingredients to make homemade formula wouldn't be any less expensive than the prepared stuff (though it would be a lot healthier). And the parent(s) would have to devote a lot of time and effort to making sure it was made consistently and well. Unfortunately, parents like this mother don't have the resources (on any level) to go that route. We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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uPtoWnNY said: Flowers2 said: well .. now we see what kind of mentality we're dealing with... Oh well! [Edited 12/5/08 9:12am] Peace. Love. Prince | |
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rnljs said: uPtoWnNY said: Oh well! [Edited 12/5/08 9:12am] It was basically a racist rant on Obama and extolling the virtues of the white premier in NZ  | |
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ThreadCula said: 
Jeri Moss, 23, watches her daughter, Yasmine Barton, 18 months, down a bottle of milk as she holds her 5-month-old son, La’Damian Barton, on Monday. 
The mom looks like Justin Hawkins from The Darkness I swear 4 chickens I ain't lyin'... 
please don't ever post that picture again. I will ban myself from the org. | |
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