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Queston for CHF patients with ICD implants?
I just recived word I need to have this as I am not making any progress in getting my heart healthy. I want to know what was it like after the surgery what was your recovery like, I have 2 very active kids under age 10 I have to worry about. Were there any hinderences once you where able to get up n moving agian for excersise, , daily activites. Im a SAHM who walks 4 miles every other day and rides bike 8-10 miles on the other days. Work limitations, with lifting. I work as a Temp in a Halloween party store and Im worried they are going to release me after I have the procedure because I have limits. Thanks for your help and I want to add that I do have the informational brochure that the Doctor gave me, but wanted to hear this from people that have had this experience and had it done. Thanks and peace

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What should I be for Halloween? :)?
Today evening, I'm gonna go shopping with my friends at Party City. These are my expectations: 1. Cheap 2. Something cute but not skimpy Please make sure that the costume that you suggest can be found at a Halloween / Party store. I want my costume to be cute. :) Thanks guys!! I really appreciate it!! BEST answer gets 10 points! Try to give me as many ideas as you can! :) Thanks guys soooo much :]

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Getting Started In Amateur Astronomy

17 Oct 2011 at 4:31am Need some help in choosing a telescope? Visit the Night Sky Observer astronomy website for news, articles and astronomy product reviews.

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How to Get Into Amateur Astronomy

31 Jan 2011 at 3:29pm I can't recall if I ever mentioned it in a post, but for my birthday a few months back my boyfriend got me a telescope. A pretty flipping sweet telescope if you ask me, but of course I'm a bit biased. Anyway, we've taken it out a couple of times since then, but it became clear pretty quickly that we didn't actually know how on Earth to use the thing for much beyond checking out obvious easy-to-find stellar objects like Jupiter and its moons. But that's going to change, because recently we got a firmer toehold in the world of amateur astronomy.

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Amateur Astronomy For Beginners

20 Mar 2008 at 8:05am Tips for beginners in Astronomy

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Getting started in amateur astronomy

27 Feb 2007 at 1:12am Amateur astronomy is a wonderful hobby. There are almost no age limits.I have personally seen a seven year old girl competing on a Messier Marathon. Or a 74 year old man grinding his first telescope mirror.It doesn't matter if you are a parent, and your curious child wants to see the rings of Saturn, or a teenager fascinated by distant galaxies

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