He's running as a republican but he's actually a libertarian. Libertarians are generally socially liberal and economically conservative although it's the most moderate third party.

In any case, good reasearch, thanks for sharing.

<t>Watch out with the flouride. My oldest (now 18) was my only one to use fllouride tablets and she has yellowing problems still today. this is one of the side effects of flouride tablets for babies. I didn't use them on my last 3 kids. BTW, Kate, who's Noah? Did I miss something? I thought you had ...

<r>very interesting article! <br/> <br/> <URL url="http://www.cnn.com/2007/LAW/04/11/sorry.doctors.ap/index.html"><LINK_TEXT text="http://www.cnn.com/2007/LAW/04/11/sorry ... index.html">http://www.cnn.com/2007/LAW/04/11/sorry.doctors.ap/index.html</LINK_TEXT></URL><br/> <br/> <br/> Here's an excerp...

no fair Kate and Tom! You got yours in So. Cal and I didn't!
Still waiting.

BTW- why is it that junk mail arrives so much faster than anything you're expecting or waiting for?? oh and the bills come pretty fast too!

<t>Amy, (or anyone)<br/> I'm also interested in information on finger extension surgery (for my Amy). What in general could you suggest? From what I've read, muscle transfers are what is usually done. anything else?<br/> <br/> Tina,<br/> If you don't mind me asking, what doctor(s) are you seeing for...

<t>Wow!! <br/> As a former NCAA national champion (UCLA 1982) softball player, I understand what an awesome accomplishment this is. I am amazed at Steph's achievements. Congratulations on this honor and may you continue to pursue your dreams as well as inspire others!<br/> <br/> Debbie<br/> mom to A...

<t>Guest, <br/> To answer your questions, I am not opposed to her having surgery but as of now her PT, nuerologist and specialist have all indicated that she doesn't need it at this point. We are continuing our evaluations and will consider surgery in the future if needed. As she gets older she is u...

Pook779,
Welcome. My 3 year old also has a C7 injury. she has weak tricep and finger extension problems. No surgery. You might want to get an eval from Dr. Shenaq as he specializes in hand injuries.

I had a friend whose child had a bad eye so they covered the good eye with an eye patch to help exercise the bad eye. Is this not the same type idea?
Would this be considered cruel or inhumane? or would it be considered a helpful form of therapy.

<t>Rachel,<br/> The mother on the Dr. Phil show is a wonderful, awesome, person who frequents this board and who does a ton of work for brachial plexus awareness. She opened up her heart and showed a lot of guts to go on the show to help prevent future bpi's. For you to judge her based on that episo...