But I think my time is fading. People are starting to question the validity of my fragile health. I'm no longer as sickly as I used to be. I can run distances without getting winded, although stairs kill me. I hate stairs (why can't escalators be less expensive? And what the hell's the point of those flat escalators at the airport if people are just going to walk on through them anyways? Doesn't that defeat the point? Those people drive me crazy! Slow down!! I want to scream, but then


1257146  broadcast interviews than ever before and had more media at our book signing events than I have seen in years.


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The architect enlarged the home with higher ceilings, larger windows and a small addition. All sloped roofs and attics were eliminated and replaced by a series of stacked and overlapping modern flat roofs. This made the house taller on the inside and shorter on the outside, which helped earn design review cooperation from the neighbors. Walls and windows were extended upward to gain ceiling height and to allow additional clerestory windows that direct natural light deep into the interior. Exterior transformations included removing wood windows, doors and siding and replacing them with aluminum and stucco.


Interior rooms were merged and circulation was realigned on the top floor to create a single level that accommodates most daily activities for the empty nester couple. The lower floor bedrooms are now primarily for guests and an office for the husband. The remodeled space also functions as a gallery and studio for the wife, who is an artist. Her canvasses hang on the broad white walls lending delight and bold beauty to the spaces. In the kitchen, orange glass cabinetry provides a similar artistic touch.


The owner, who had experienced several remodeling projects, wanted to be deeply involved and to guide the process during construction. So the architect stepped back, understanding his client’s need to create his own home and establish his own relationship with the builders, who deftly handled many of the construction phase design decisions. The collaborations worked seamlessly to get the owner the home he envisioned.


Previous work on the home included a view deck added in 2001 and a hardscape entry courtyard completed in 2006. The current remodel dovetails the house into both of these outdoor spaces, creating a cohesive home that feels brand new.<|endoftext|>Northeast Alabama Regional Health care Center (RMC) is definitely the premier regional health treatment company to get a five-county assistance region in northeast Alabama. With a overall of 323 inpatient beds found at its primary campus, RMC Anniston, 104 beds at RMC Jacksonville, and diverse outpatient amenities, urgent treatment and specialty clinics, RMC would be the regionâ€™s major provider of option for much more than 13,500 inpatients, 57,000 outpatients, nearly 1,800 newborn deliveries and forty two,000 crisis area visits every calendar year.


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1257147 if that’s the word you’re going with ) FOOLS.. and just because it’s your kind of fool is neither here nor there.


These women’s physical safety, indeed their lives, would be at risk if their names were made public. And forget all this nonsense about reporting restrictions. It take only one nat to find out and that’s it for them.’ comment on Herald


The Herald or whatever it’s called. The newspaper formerly know as the Sunday Herald had a whole newspaper full of articles about how absolutely great the Sunday Herald was. Judging by the comments (max 25) not many were interested in these articles resulting in lack of clicks.


Solution upload an article entitled ‘Davidson urges Sturgeon to rule out holding second independence referendum’ that will attract at least 200 comments.


Precisely. Masons are Yes voters too, and the last thing we need in Scotland are witch hunts. What happened to inclusivity?


The fact that this is even possible to continplate is, I think, enough to dissolve this bloody Union..


We should be able to elect people that we don’t have to second guess , what they will do next to damage our country..


“Am I the only one here that thinks the divisions both in the SNP and labour have been artificially generated for the convenience of a tory party that is crumbling under the weight of its own internal divisions, dark money claims, brexit fiasco and breaches of electoral law”?


Rev at 12:53. Yes we have been over it a hundred times and 2 law lords, 2 QCs, BDO, HMRC, Duff & Phelps, ECA, UEFA, SFA, SPL/SPFL, ASA, BBC Trust all disagree with you.


Robert peffers – it’s not a car park and Rangers already rent the facility so the PLC argument is irrelevant. The only request is a fair hearing and conclusion based on data.


Thepnr – yes I’ve stopped listening to you because you’re just saying the same things. No one is disputing a negotiation is required with Rangers and the CC I have had this view all along. You appear to have not listened.


As for one or two others pointing out they don’t want Rangers fans in the area you’ve missed the point that they are already in be area on Saturday home games so it would seem sensible to me that the facility earns some benefit because the excuse of it being used for booked football events looks flawed.


Calum Hill is absolutely spot on. The Rangers demographic is significant and there are a reasonable numbers who are persuadable. END


Aw nice and a copy of this winging its way to tricky Dickie Leonard as we speak. Excuse the pun in last sentence…..nah don’t bother it was fully intended.


Perhaps the data, whether supportive of Walter Gallagher’s assertions about a lack of conflict between the public usage of the area and potential fanzone, are irrelevant. Perhaps objections came from people aware of that big fanzone in Manchester in 2008. I wouldn’t want that on my public area either.


I can see why the people in the area would want them to get gone, they’ve seen their football and if that’s no enough… then tough… struggling tae care.


Can ye no see the local people are saying that they have suffered them for long enough when there’s a match on?


That you think there needs to be a “negotiation “ about it??? Is so unbelievably stupit…football is no actually necessary for..well anything really..


Club 1872 does this refer to the combined IQ the supporters? I do believe the membership is 1871 (yeah I know that is one less than<|endoftext|>Box set consists of: Both CDs mounted on the included card with tracklisting and credits, a band poster, two stickers (logo and helicopter), a button (helicopter).


As free given away the label includes in this set (but not related to Front 242) their 2008/2009 catalogue and a copy of Sounds Of The Matrix 07 compilation. Both were available with all other Alfa Matrix releases out that time.


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I really can't stand it when ELECTRONIC music artists play live and use real drummers with tinny bland kits. This whole album could have been the definitive live album but it is utterly ruined by shit, not in the slightest bit bassy, drums. The whole sounds like its recorded from a mile away. And why sing "samples" from tunes when you don't need to. Welcome to Paradise is the worst thing I have ever heard them perform. Awful


good music takes time, the gary numan and kraftwerk are shining examples, sorry to say this as i would truely love to hear new music from the frontmen but i fear the music landscape has changed in so many ways that i will never feel the warm thrill i felt back in 87-88 when i first heard official version (masterhit pt 1 & 2 or quite unusual) my god the world is full dub step ha ha ha... ps: the new thomas dolby only took about 20 years, these artists will only release there shit when its great and the time is right and thomas album is excellent bro : )~


Limited edition of 2000 copies. Pressed on black vinyl and packaged in a matte black sleeve with clear varnished "black-on-black look" printing. This is the vinyl version of the CD release (does not include the tracks exclusive to the vinyl box set).<|endoftext|>Pete is a drywall contractor friend who’s always quick with a joke and a smile, and he mentioned something once that I won’t forget. “If I hire a drywaller who smokes, I should pay them $2 an hour less because of smoke breaks. If that smoker also has a smartphone, they’re worth $10 an hour less because of screen breaks.”


In the same way that smoking was once mistakenly prescribed by some doctors as a health-boosting habit, and toxic lead water pipes were routinely installed in new homes and considered “safe” until the 1920s, screen addiction is stealing the social skills, productivity, creativity and hands-on capabilities of millions of people. So many folks don’t seem to realize the debilitation.


According to Canadian-based MTM Media Technology Monitor, in 2016 the average Canadian spent 3.5 hours per day online; five hours per day for people 18 to 34. Based on what I’ve seen, these numbers seem understated. What would Canada look like if everyone redirected just half their screen time to something physical, productive, face-to-face and hands-on?


I should mention up front that I’m a big fan of the productive possibilities offered by the internet.


I earn most of my income online while living on a remote rural island in Ontario, and the internet makes countless things better in my life. The ice maker in my fridge doesn’t work right now, but I’m not worried. The internet will let me troubleshoot the problem and buy parts easily and at a reasonable price. My dog is alive today because the internet helped me diagnose and successfully treat her condition as blastomycosis when vets were baffled.


I’m working remotely with a man from California right now who is building a bottled water production facility in Nigeria. He found my educational videos online, tracked me down and now I’m teaching him about wells, pumps and ozone sterilization of water.


Right now I’m designing a cabin dream home for a family in Oklahoma online, and I can keep my old, beloved 1990 pickup truck running well, because of what I learn on the internet and the parts I can buy. I could go on and on about the benefits that the internet has brought to my life. So, if the internet is so good, why am I worried? Simply because there are two sides to every coin.


While the internet is the biggest and most powerful force for worthwhile learning and productivity in human history, it’s also the biggest and most powerful force ever for killing time, talents, morals and relationships.


This is especially true since the advent of the smartphone. Like a lab animal conditioned to get another dose of morphine with every push of a button, the insatiable draw towards social sharing, games and the latest “news” has all the hallmarks of chemical addiction.


I know a clinical psychologist and she tells me that the symptoms of digital addiction she sees regularly in her practice are identical in nature and physiology to chemical addictions.


No responsible parent would give a loaded syringe of heroine to their child, yet it’s common to find kids under 10 with phones and unrestricted internet access. I know of grade school children at recess in schoolyards who watch porn on their phones that’s worse than what was illegal to sell out of a trench coat in a back alley a few decades ago. Smartphones are the lead water pipe of the 21st century.


So what can you do? I figure it comes down to one old-fashioned quality. Discipline. Are we disciplined enough to use the great and productive things the internet has to offer, without having our lives and kids waste away in destructive digital past times? I sure hope so.


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The travel of artistic motifs, styles, and techniques along the Silk Road is closely bound up with the larger context of the travel of beliefs, ideas, and technology. For example, the art of the Silk Road includes the devotional art of Buddhism and Islam, the ideas behind certain styles of art such as narrative murals, and the technology to produce various works of art, including gigantic statuary and printed pictures. Though much of the art of the Silk Road was created to encourage religious devotion, today we value it also as a source of precious historical information.


Spice Mountain began on a beach in Goa, India six years ago. Myself (Magali Russie, then a passport officer at the Australian High Commission in London), and my partner (Matt Norris, a London travel agent), had that day visited a spice plantation in Goa. Later, as we relaxed on Palolem Beach, the idea came to both of us at once. Matt had travelled extensively in India. I am originally from Mauritius, and had grown up in Melbourne surrounded by the aromas and flavours of spices.


Living in London we had come to realise that, although spices themselves were fairly easy to come by, fresh and top quality products were much harder to find. The blends available were mass produced and run of the mill. It was difficult for me to recreate the dishes I had watched my mother prepare – using the spices I could find, I knew what I was making was just not the same.


Our heads still full of the scent and the sight of the plantation, we exchanged a look and a smile, both thinking, ‘Surely we could do that?’ In that one moment, Spice Mountain was born.


Filling our suitcases with the spices easily available in Goa, we returned to London. At first I was still working at the AHC, and I began to roast and blend in the spare bedroom, in my spare time. I thought of it as a hobby at first, but soon realised that I was very good indeed at it, and those dishes my mother had made were now being recreated successfully in a Brixton apartment.


Backed up by Matt in his role as Chief Taster and right-hand man, I acquired a pitch on Wednesday evenings on Greenwich Market and began selling, roasting and blending in the evenings after work. Things went well, the only major difficulty being finding quality suppliers, which remained a struggle.


Right from the beginning I decided that the most important thing to concentrate on was the provenance and freshness of the spices I would sell. Everything on sale was freshly roasted and hand ground, in small quantities every couple of weeks, and I bought only the best I could find. This would be the major difference between Spice Mountain and anyone else in the same business – my personal touch, everything blended by myself and carefully examined by the Chief Taster, Matt.


A year later, I finally got word back from Borough Market (where I had enquired about a stall some months previously) that a pitch was available. Coincidentally I was made redundant from the AHC at pretty much the same time, which ultimately turned my hobby into a career. I was free to devote all my time to my calling. Matt, meanwhile, continued his job as a travel agent, which together with the finely tuned palate his role as Chief Taster had given him, would help keep the boat afloat until things properly took off.


And as for the future? Well, that is something of an organic affair! That is to say, myself and Matt have always thought the best road to follow was the one which our customers wanted us to. We believe strongly in listening to our customers, both for their opinions on our current range, and also ideas that I could develop. We are proud still to be small enough that we can offer the personal touch, to pass on our love for what we do..


Wherever the road leads, , and however the business grows, one thing will remain constant – the principles I held initially are still stringently followed. As much as possible, Spice Mountain’s blends are still freshly roasted and hand blended, all of them are still enthusiastically checked by the Chief Taster, and the provenance of the spices is still paramount. A true labour of love!


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1257149 . Once it arrives, Shen empowers his next 3 basic attacks within 8 seconds to gain 75 bonus range and deal {5/10/15/20/25/30} (at levels {1/4/7/10/13/16}) plus {2/2.5/3/3.5/4}% (+ 1.5% per 100 AP) of target's maximum health as bonus magic damage. If the Spirit Blade collides with an enemy champion, the empowerment is enhanced, dealing 2% (+ 0.5% per 100 AP) of the target's maximum health as bonus damage and Shen gains 50% bonus attack speed. Twilight Assault deals double damage to monsters, up to a maximum of {75/100/125/150/175} bonus damage. 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1257150 les ROM on your card should work.


With a custom ROM, you'd just attach the EFI to a perfectly working & compatible PC ROM, ruling out a lot of problems.


A PC card might differ in GPU clocks, ROM size & timings, output ports, fan control and other things from an Apple card, so crossflashing can result in strange behavior.


It's still worth a try, you said your soldering skills are good, so you'll always be able to recover a bad flash.


Aha, so as long as the 2Mbit chip with the Apple ROM seems to work, there's no benefit of using a custom ROM?


BTW I might be able to get a nVidia 285GTX, not really sure if there's any difference between Gigabyte and nVidia that matters though? They look completely identical...


You will want to use EVGA ROM, the PCIE 2.0 switch on GT200 very hard to find, on 3,1 you need this.


I guess I'll have to pull out some old PCI cards to use on my PC then. Otherwise I won't be able to power both cards (maybe I have a computer with onboard graphics...).


The card is "Gigabyte GV-N285UD-1GH Rev. 1.0". Would it be better to use a nVidia GTX 285 instead? Doesn't matter?


So I guess I'll have to order some thermal pads for reassembly after switching to SST25LF020A (I just got a confirmation that this will be sent instead of SST25LV020).


So I might've been a bit stupid here. But I removed the heatsink on the GPU, and removed the "old" thermal paste.


The thermal pads are still intact, but both the pads and the memory chips look a bit "sweaty". And of course there's a deep imprint in the pads.


Do I need to replace the thermal pads as well as the thermal paste? Can it be reused without cleaning anything?


As I don't have the EEPROM chip yet, I just put it back on the way it was (of course now without thermal paste) to prevent dust coming on the pads, IF they can be reused?


I didn't think of saving the ROM from the card... Can I put it in a computer, boot up DOS w/NVFLASH and extract the ROM without thermal paste... (But with heatsink)?


I'll leave it to the professionals to answer whether they'd fire it up and extract the ROM without thermal paste.


Can flash: GTX 285's, GTX 260, GTX 280 Unconfirmed (Soldering required. Only works on the 1GB/896MB versions. From what i've seen, GTX 260's with the plate underneath and GTX 280's will have an issue with the fan spinning wildly)


Btw, I brought an old GTX285 home from work (thrown out like 40-50 computers with them) which I'll be using as a test. I'll desolder the chip (U6/U7? **1005*?), clean it, and solder it back on again. I've heard that the pads on the GPU's can be easily destroyed, so I'd rather try an old used card.


Even though I've (de)soldered a lot of SMD-chip before, the PCBs act very different to heat, and I got no experience with GPU's.


So I finally got the chip. I saved the original Gigabyte ROM, desoldered the old chip (destructively) and soldered in the new one. When I tested the card on my i3-setup afterwards (Intel HD graphics) the fan was running at 100%. I flashed the empty chip with the Gigabyte ROM, rebooted - everything OK.


I then downloaded the "EVGA285M.ROM" file, and tried flashing with it. I had to use NVFLASH 5.93.0.1 to not get any errors. I used the following command:


Anyways, 5 min later, the card is working with my Mac Pro, boot picture and everything. (One thing; it blinks black once after reaching OS X desktop, not sure if that is normal?)


I fired up Unigine Heaven, to test it out. It seemed to run stable, and with results that are probably correct. The temperature was listed at "38-40C" which seems ridiculously low, and can't be right. The grill at the back of the graphics card was very warm!!


So this is where I'm at now - I don't think BIOS/OS X sees the correct temperature of the card and adjusts the fan correctly.


(Btw. I get like 35FPS average in 1080p Minecraft, but I also did with the 8800GT. It might be a bug with Minecraft, Mac and nVidia, I get like 80FPS on my ATI MBP 2011.)


It's only a cosmetic issue though, the fan speed is adjusted internally in the card, OS X doesn't have to do that. As a result, Unigine displays some strange values as GPU temp.


But the 8800GT boosted up its fan when powering on the Mac, the 285GTX doesn't, its fan is never more than the typical "idle speed". That's why I was worried, if the Mac EVGA-rom isn't 100% correct for my Gigabyte card...?


That might actually happen since you cross-flashed the ROM from another card. Might be a good idea to monitor temperatures and fan behavior in Windows.


Argh... so i can't find a Crucial M4 512gb anywhere in store locally. it would HAVE to be an online order...


I've started to dig through my applications, most arent even a gig... reason is 2.66gb, native instrument things are less than a gig, logic apparently just a few gb (without audio files i suppose...), pro tools 6gb...


What do you guys think, can i get away with a 256 boot/app drive? or should i online order the 512 and wait a week lol.


I've got 256s in three machines and no space issues so far (with CS, Xcode, Logic, FCPX, Office, etc.). The worst off is my MBP, with 64gb free. 90gb of the used space is VMs though.


Just get info on your boot drive (or where your apps are installed), estimate the growth you expect, and go from there.


I have the 256GB M4 as my boot drive, with installs of Adobe CS5, 5.5, FCPX, Office for Mac, Lightroom 4 and all sorts of smaller apps.


I could fit all my music on it, but I'd rather have a good chunk of space on my boot disk, so all my music and video files reside on a 4TB Hitachi HDD in slot 4.


Have all the big audio/video/graphics apps with all assets installed and it takes up 120GB. All that plus my user directory. 256 should be more than enough. My next SSD for the 2013 MacPro will be in that size range.


Why is the pin on the sport bands made of stainless steel and not on aluminium like the Apple Sport Watch case. I know you can get the sport bands with the Apple Watch and Edition, but the sport bands are mainly for the sport watches right? Why are they not aluminium to match?


Probably because they're using the same Sport bands for both the Sport and SS collections. It doesn't matter anyway because the pin is circular brushed, unlike the matte aluminum or polished SS watch case. It's basically something in between that's compatible with both.


However, the Space Gray sport band has the stainless steel pin in Space Gray so they're matched in color.


As in the Apple ultraportable laptop, not an MBA degree; just joking . Just want to see what people's responses are.


What - no option for the OS X - This was actually one of the main deciding factors for me as I found this system easier to navigate than windows. Everything else was pure bonuses. I wonder how many other people would choose this option


Sorry for that - but you can include that under Apple logo... Well, seriously, I don't know !!! I even left out battery life.


The Air's design is making my c**k grow. It's mostly about looks for me. However i also love the portability, speed, and of course OSX.


Weight, i5/i7, SSD, and design were what swayed me. I'd actually count availability of accessories as a detriment to the MBA at this point. TB peripherals are still few and far between and USB2 doesn't seem like its worth the investment. Hopefully TB peripherals will become more prevalent in the coming months.


When I was walking through Best Buy and saw the Air for the first time in real life I fell in love with the size and shape of it instantly. Later that night I ordered my 2011 13" ultimate. Loved all the good specs it came with but the design was the selling point for me.


Today the latest OTA CM 11S release, 05Q, will start rolling out to our users. This one is packed with new features and fixes to some known issues. With this update you will see that there are improvements to BlueDroid, an updated configuration for NFC, updated media codecs (as well as enabled WMA DSP and AAC codecs), and a few security fixes. Furthermore, SwiftKey and MaxxAudio by Waves, which have always been a OnePlus staffer favorites when it comes to keyboards and sound performance, are now an integrated to the OnePlus experience with this update.


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1257151  to teach. A copy of this portrait, kindly supplied by the Ministry of Defence, hangs in the ‘Inman Training Room’ at Lucid’s training centre in Garsdale. This is fitting as Lucid is based in a building owned by Professor Inman although he lived most of his life in Portsmouth.


Other training rooms at Lucid are named after James Inman and John Haygarth, whilst our practical work area is named after John Dawson.


The view below shows an evening in Garsdale in August. The photograph is taken from half-way up Rise fell looking across Garsdale at Baugh fell to the North and the Howgill fells in the distance to the West. Sedbergh is at this end of the dale at the foot of the Howgills.


The view below shows an old stone quarry on Rise Hill above Garsdale, with Lucid Training Centre just visible in the bottom of the dale in the middle of the photograph.


The view opposite shows Lucid Training Centre, partly obscured by the trees along the river bank, and bathed in evening sunshine. This is a peaceful and relaxing place to be and conducive to learning.


Of course it rains sometimes (there is a reason the grass is always so green in the Yorkshire Dales!), but this yields views of its own as the river froths and streams run like white ribbons down the hillside. At other times in winter it can snow – sometimes just a dusting of white on the tops of the hills, and sometimes a more significant fall as in the picture opposite.


Our closest town of Sedbergh is around 5 miles from our training centre. The town is dominated by Sedbergh school, a famous public school, and book shops as it has recently become England’s first book town.


There are however several other good things about Sedbergh, including good places to eat and drink, excellent walks a leisure facilities. Follow this Sedbergh link for more about our nearest town, and in this link if you click on their links page there are links to other neighbouring towns such as Dent, Kendal, Kirkby Lonsdale, Kirkby Stephen and Hawes.<|endoftext|>So I never blog anymore. Oops. I also never brush my hair, so clearly I am not great at prioritizing. ( hint: I will never write a blog post called “How to manage your life”).


I’m also pretty sure that I’m blogging now because I don’t want to exercise, and this seems a more valid reason than eating more Rice Krispies.


I haven’t been writing. Here, there or anywhere. Also I’m reading through the Bible this year and right now I’m on Numbers…so yeah, that’s a barrel of laughs/inspiration. People have been so kind to read my book and to tell me, “keep writing!” But I am stuck and indecisive and one day I think I will write about a medicine that has horrible and highly contagious side effects so the users are gathered together and quarantined, the next day about an old lady at the beach, and then the next about some sort of kidnapping situation. Oh my gosh.


Then I find myself wishing I were wise/good enough to write non-fiction. To actually have a message for people. Instead I am in the throes of the thirties, wondering what life will be and confused about my place in it. I know I can’t wait to arrive. Because I will be waiting forever. And life is now, happening.<|endoftext|>Since we started out in 2007 relationships have been central to Just Ideas’ work. We are a small company – just the two of us as employees, yet we work on projects with and for multinational NGOs, through to small local charities. The partnership way of working enables us to work as part of other organisations’ teams on particular projects; and also to draw people in to work as part of our team on a project.<|endoftext|>First and foremost, let me try to explain the love that we feel for our son. I feel like we never took a breath of life before his birth – as if we never felt the warmth of the rising sun, or ever saw the beauty of an ocean. It was as if our lives truly began when he came.


On a July morning, at 11:03 am, our son came into this world. He was the selfless gift from a teenager with a heart and soul beyond her years. From the moment our eyes fell upon him, there was an inexplicable sense of completion, and also of destiny unfolding. All the right cosmic pieces fell into place, and in a single moment our lives became instantly whole.


The transition from being a prospective adoptive couple to being our son’s parents was relatively smooth. I attribute this to the close contact that we were able to maintain with his birth mother. After she chose us as the adoptive parents, we started going places with her such as shopping for maternity clothes and ultrasound appointments. As hopeful adoptive parents, sharing these events with the expecting mother brought us closer while the child was still in the womb, and allowed her to see how much we loved him even before he was born.


I remember the tears falling down my face as I saw my son for the first time on the ultrasound. At first, the expecting mother did not seem to understand my level of emotion. The expecting mother also watched us closely as my husband and I held hands. I think that was the moment she truly sensed the love we had for each other, and our yearning to become parents. As we had not yet been able to conceive, sharing these special experiences with the expecting mother also allowed us to experience the birth process. As a result of bonding with the expecting mother during this period of time, she eventually invited us to be part of the birthing process. The time we spent together during her pregnancy was priceless.


If we could offer another piece of advice, it would be to be wary of who shares details of the birth on social media. In the state we were in, the birth mother had 72 hours to change her mind regarding the adoption. In those 72 hours, hopeful adoptive parents have no legal rights. There were many people associated with the birth mother who visited the hospital, and many pictures/texts made it on social media about our son. When we saw the countless number of photos, and read all of the posts about the child, we became very worried that something might happen to change our hopeful situation.


We were fortunate enough to have a hospital room after the birth. While our son’s birth mother recovered from a rather traumatic delivery, we were able to keep our son with us in our room. My husband had gone down the hall to speak to one of the nurses when I noticed a woman with an empty stroller entering the unit. She spoke frantically in Spanish. By God’s grace, it turned out that Spanish is my first language and I understood everything that was being said. It turns out that this woman with the stroller had arrived on the unit after hearing about our son’s birth on a social media website. She knew the birth mother through another person, and came on the pretense to visit her; however, her intentions were sinister as she meant to kidnap our son! We quickly got help and our son was kept safe.


If you have the opportunity, do speak to the birth mother/parents about ground rules for posting events/pictures online. They may not understand the dangers of information being made public. In our case, the hospital and unit were made public, leading to what could have been a tragic situation.


There were obstacles and countless hours of worry before we were able to finalize the adoption, but every second was more than worth it. I am typing this in the wee hours of the morning as my little angel slumbers next to me. I hear and feel his breath against me. I savor the warmth of his skin as his chubby little hand brushes against my arm. I look over at him and see the pulsations in his neck keeping time to the beating of his precious heart. I know we would have walked through fire for him, but there is a part of me that I rarely allow myself to think about it. I keep these thoughts at bay because even though they are beautiful, they are equally heart-breaking. These are the thoughts that encompass the following fact: That if I only had 72 hours with my son before he was taken out of my arms and forever back into his biological mother’s arms, I would gladly take those hours with full appreciation. The joy of those three days spent with the sweetest soul on Earth would sustain me for eternity.


I love you, my son, a million times over, and with every last cell in my body. I love you. Thank you for being my breath, my heart, my mind, and truly my everything.


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