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natassia - Friday, 9 May
i had the same thing happen to me about 4 yrs ago... i got an abnormal pap to they did cryosurgery to kill all abnormal cells and since then i have had normal paps... my dr said it was HPV... which can cause cancer... hope this helps!

3rdtimer - Friday, 9 May
Hey there, your boys are just gorgeous. I have 3 boys. What made you decide to go for a fourth child? We're tempted but finding it hard to justify! And I really wouldn't do it 'just to try for a girl' like everyone would probably assume.

nancy26 - Friday, 9 May
hey - saw your question regarding abnormal pap results... what class did the Doc say it was? There are 5 "classes" when diagnosing pap results... and some of them are so silly, like recent sexual activity can cause "abnormal" results...

Anyway, fingers crossed for you, and all the best of luck. I had a scare a few years back (not with pap, with breasts) and understand that lightning bolt of fear/paranoia that shoots through you... I truly hope you're okay - check out this article, I figure it will help you put 2 & 2 together as to what the story may be :)

XXX

http://womenshealth.about.com/cs/papsmears/a/abnormalpaps.htm

srm31 - Wednesday, 7 May
Hi I read your comments on the vaccinations and was wondering what you decided. I am thinking about doing the same thing. I feel spreading them out would be much easier on their system but the poor babies have to get poked way more times! Still , I'm so nervous about all those shots at once. My other 2 babies I just did it but you hear so much stuff now.....

Steph1212 - Tuesday, 6 May
My son had his 2 month appointment yesterday and he had the Hib and DTP vaccines only. He developed a bit of a fever last night, so now I am regretting even giving him 2 vaccines at once (even tho they recommend 5! at the 2 month visit). I am spacing them out as to not overload his tiny and immature immune system, I think it's the way to go. Good luck

jscottn401 - Tuesday, 6 May
suprizingly nooo... and saslo my boyfriends sister didnt have anyyy shot until she was 12! lol but i wouldnt give them all at once i mean at least 2 at a time bc a baby acnt handle so many ya knowww and i gert scared bc of the autism thingggg

CrazyEights - Tuesday, 6 May
Hey there, Nathan had his two month today. It was a lot. Spread it out if you can. I wish we would have. I felt so bad for him. -Amy

jscottn401 - Monday, 5 May
i have... i did 2 shots at once and the rotavirus was orally.. and im scheduling another one for a month later

baby bug - Monday, 5 May
Hi. I too felt nervous about getting my daughter vaccinated at 2 months, and I never had that worry with my other 2 children. We have decided to do a delayed vaccination schedule starting at 6 months and then going from then. My doctor completely supports that and we have a lot of friends who are doing the same.

sarah2880 - Monday, 5 May
Okay I friend requested you on MYspace :)

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