kourtney kardashian pregnant

• Question:-Is Kourtney Kardashian Pregnant?
  I've heard that Kourtney Kardashian is pregnant, is that true?
  
  Answer:-Yeah shes pregnant and I saw just saw on E! news that Kourtney said that Scott was the daddy on Good Morning America.
• Question:-was kourtney kardashian pregnant during the show?
  ok so she's due in dec. which means she became preggo in march, and the show was filmed around may (thats when the dash store opened).... so she would of have to been pregnant by then, but she was always gettin drunk and stuff???
  
  Answer:-Ya she was and a lot of times women have so much going on in their life to realize that they are pregnant. She may have drank, but under doctor supervision and tests the baby is being watched now. I had a friend this happened to, but it didnt happen to me...
• Question:-Is Kourtney Kardashian PREGNANT!?
  I was just watching E news and there was an interview and Kourtney Kardashian confirmed she is pregnant and due some time around Christmas.
  In pictures she has recently took, her stomach looks normal and she doesn't look pregnant at all!
  
  LOOK:
  http://www.newsgab.com/forum/celebrity-pictures/72340-kourtney-kardashian-april-2009-maxim-shoot.html
  
  Also, in a magazine she was spotted wearing a bikini and in more pictures of her recently taken, she looks normal too.
  
  Can it just be shes 5 months pregnant?
  
  Answer:-Yeah she's pregerrs.
  I was actually just watching Keeping Up With the Kardashians today on E! when they said Breaking news Kourtney Kardashian is preagnant!
  I was like OMG! hehe
  i love the kardash's :)
• Question:-Who is kourtney kardashian pregnant of?
  
  
  Answer:-Last time I watched the show, she went to seek counseling because she did not trust Scott, and they were going to break up.
  Now she is pregnant.
  I feel sorry for the baby.
  Parents are 2 mixed up puppies.
• Question:-How did Kourtney Kardashian become pregnant?
  
  
  Answer:-she forgot to take her birth control pill and had sex wit her boyfriend.
  
  Congrats and best wishes to Kourtney! =)
  I kno u will be a great mom! =)
• Question:-Kourtney Kardashian pregnant?!?
  By her ex-boyfriend Scott??!! What do u think about this, i can't wait to see their new show tomorrow "Kourtney and Khloe Take Miami"
  
  Answer:-Ooh, I know! I am exciteddd!
  
  And I think it's sooo weird... I mean, she doesn't really seem responsible enough to take care of a baby... Neither does Kendra Wilkinson, though, haha!
  Whatever, I don't know them. I'm sure it'll all work out (:
• Question:-Kourtney Kardashian Pregnant!!!!?
  i cant believe she is pregnant and by her ex bf scott. She supposably is due on december like Kendra Wilkinson
  
  i cant believe she is pregnant and by her ex bf scott. She supposably is due on december like Kendra Wilkinson. Kourt, 30, refused to say if she and ex-boyfriend Scott Disick are back together. "You're going to have to see on the show," she said, referring to Kourtney and Khloé Take Miami, which debuts this Sunday.
  
  Funny enough, the big question these days has been whether Kourtney has switched teams because of a kiss she shared with her bisexual friend Jackie during shooting of said reality show.
  
  Answer:-Wow just proves how fake that show is..! (Keeping up with the Kardashians)
• Question:-Is Kourtney Kardashian pregnant?
  
  
  Answer:-YEP>>>shes pregnant...shes pregnant with her ex boyfriend Scott or however you say it...Scott Disick ..
• Question:-Kourtney Kardashian PREGNANT??? WTF. thoughts?
  
  
  Answer:-I wonder who the dad is?
  She gonna be thirty though.
  So its fine.
• Question:-Is Kourtney Kardashian really pregnant with twins?
  
  
  Answer:-Nope.

st louis weather

• Question:-what type of bamboo is suited for St.Louis weather?
  
  
  Answer:-There are literally hundreds and hundreds or varieties of bamboo. ranging in height from a foot or two, to 60, 80 feet tall. (Though a great many of them are between 4 and 20 feet tall). They also vary greatly in their hardiness. Some do well even where winters are quite severe. Some grow ONLY in mild climates. Some are "clumping" types, which don't spread much. Others will eat your neighbor's yards - and houses too, if you let them.
  
  Best thing to do is go to a reputable nursery in your area (in the summer - they will not have any in stock right now). Most likely they will not even carry any varieties that will not survive in your area. Then you can narrow down, amoung your choices there, for height, color, density, and other features.
• Question:-Is St. Louis weather unpredictable?
  This weekend my schools band is going down to the St. Louis area for the Music in the parks festival. Every day I have been checking weather.com to see how the weather is going to be and its different every single day! Is St. Louis's weather always that unpredictable? What have you heard the weather was suppose to be this weekend? Help please! thanks!
  
  Answer:-I live in St. Louis and we have a saying. "If you don't like the weather, wait an hour, it will change" We have had snow in april and spring in february but this weekend is supposed to be rainy and 60-70's. Pack your umbrella and enjoy. If you get a chance go to the Zoo, and the science center. They are free or practically free and in or near Forest Park. Welcome.
• Question:-Did anyone hear why John Fuller is leaving KSDK channel 5 St. Louis weather ?
  I heard John Fuller is leaving the team of KSDK channel 5 . I have always thought he was a good weather broadcaster. Has anyone heard why he is leaving?
  
  Answer:-I read in Deb Peterson's gossip column in the Post Dispatch that John was asked to take a pay cut in order to stay with KSDK. I too thought he was a good weather person. Better than perky Cindy. She doesn't even know how to pronounce Missouri town names after all this time. I wish John Fuller good luck.
• Question:-weather archive/ St. Louis weather archive?
  i'm looking to find out the weather on February 18, 2007 in St. Louis, MO.
  
  if anyone has any software or can answer this for me, i'd appreciate it.
  
  thanks.
  
  Answer:-Check out the National WEather Service web site and look under climate. if you need the info for a court case, you need to get it from the National Climatic Data Center, also NWS. Check out these web sites:
  
  http://www.weather.gov/climate/index.php?wfo=lsx
  
  http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/ncdc.html
• Question:-What is St. Louis, MO. weather for Sept. 18, 2008?
  What is the typical weather like in St. Louis, MO. around Sept. 18th, 2008?
  
  Answer:-According to the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center, the 3 month outlook for St. Louis, MO is an equal chance of above normal, normal or below normal temperatures and precipitation.
  
  In other words, they have no idea.
  
  Historically, the mean temperature for Sept 18 is 69°F, the high 79°, and the low 60°. Record high was 97° in 1925 and the record low was 42° in 1973. Average precipitation on this date is 0.10 inches, the record was 1.04 inches in 2001. No snow has ever fallen on this date.
• Question:-St. Louis weather?
  Every time a snow storm comes towards St. Louis, it almost always breaks apart and after it passes it reforms. I've noticed this trend lately and was wondering a simple explaination for this. Does it have something to do with the terrain?
  
  Answer:-Terrain is a possiblitiy, or maybe it is just a coincidence. this happens here too only with rain. it looks like a huge line of storms will come and there is nothing left when it comes, then it reforms.
• Question:-How is the weather near St Louis , Mo year round?
  
  It kind of sounds like Texas weather.
  
  Answer:-We have four distinct seasons. Spring is best. It starts late March and runs until about June 1. Temperatures will generally be in the 50's to 70's, with rain at least once per week. Today it is cool and 61 degree. By Sunday it is supposed to reach 90 degrees. After June 1 and up to July 4 summer sets in but it is generally not too hot. Highs will be in the '80's to 90 degrees. Once July 4 hits, and at least through the end of August it is hot (90+/-) and humid. Good weather to hit the swimming pool. Fall in St. Louis gets underway in September and lasts to end of November. It is beautiful with a lot of great colors. Generally the highs are in the 40's to 60's and it is dry. Winter sets in during December and stays with us until late March. It is cool to cold (highs in the 30-40 range with some subzero days. We have 3-4 snows per winter but usually not more than 3-4" of snow.
• Question:-Memphis Tennessee vs. St. Louis Missouri weather, why such a large difference?
  I find it amazing that just 220 miles over non mountanious terrain, just futher north could play such a hug difference in temperature readings. Are these two cities in between an area where cold weather goes to die? St. Louis has an average January temperature only two degrees warmer than Pittsburgh! Memphis has a January average that is just one degree cooler than Dallas! We are only talking 220 miles between these cities of Memphis and Saint Louis. I live in Corpus Christi Texas, and a good example of 220 miles north of here is Austin, Texas. Austin has a similiar climate to Corpus Christi, although it is a few degrees colder, there really is not much difference between the two cities climate - both are hot and humid.
  
  Answer:-http://science.howstuffworks.com/nature/climate-weather/atmospheric/weather.htm
• Question:-whats the weather like in st louis in april?
  for those who live or around the st louis area. i'm going there in april for a vacation and was wondering how the weather is in april
  
  Answer:-Usually 50-70 degrees during the day. It can be a little rainy that time of the year.
• Question:-How is the weather in Texas, specifically San Antonio, compared to St Louis in the Summer?
  I am traveling to San Antonio in July and want to know how hot/humid it gets compared to St. Louis?
  
  Answer:-well....im from San Antonio,Tx and me and my husband are stationed here in Fort Leonard Wood,MO trust me when i say that its about 100 % humid all the time and right now its about 97 degrees and not even mid summer....so pack alot of shorts and tanks cause its pretty hot right now. have fun! i miss home and dont forget to walk the river walk especially at night its beautiful....

lumpectomy

• Question:-Lumpectomy?
  My girlfriend and I recently had a baby. She's exercising, loosing weight, and looks like a completely different person. She's looking great. But from her pass pregnancy she wasn't able to breastfeed because of complications with the child. So her milk ducts swelled up.Now she has small zagging bags underneath her armpits. We want to get rid of them. Someone told us what she needs done is a lumpectomy. Is this correct? Which is the correct procedure and how much is it? Wherein Chicago,IL can it be done the cheapest?
  
  Answer:-Lumpectomy is the most common form of breast cancer surgery today. The surgeon removes only the part of your breast containing the tumor (the "lump") and some of the normal tissue that surrounds it.
  
  http://www.breastcancer.org/treatment/surgery/lumpectomy/
  
  ...as opposed to a mastectomy where they remove the entire breast.
  Cost will depend on the Dr....it is a cosmetic procedure
• Question:-How soon after a lumpectomy does chemotherapy start?
  How soon after a lumpectomy should or does chemotherapy start?
  
  Answer:-Most clinical trials start chemotherapy within 42-60 days; some older studies went out as far as 84 days. The importance of using a clinical trial as a standard measure is that the experts are the ones coming up with these criteria.
  
  I typically start 3-4 weeks, depending on patient status and disease characteristics, but no problem waiting couple more weeks if needed. I personally don't like going beyond 6 weeks.
  
  God bless, best wishes
• Question:-How uncomfortable was your first mammogram after your lumpectomy?
  I had a lumpectomy(with sentinal node removal) over 7 months ago. I had to be drained several times at the breast incision site and the node site, during the first few weeks after surgery. I still have fluid and at times, a lot of discomfort at both sites. The thought of being compressed in less than a month is stressing me out.
  
  Answer:-Don't panic!
  
  I have done hundreds of mammograms soon after surgery. We know you are in pain (but remind us, OK?). We will only compress enough to stop motion and (in the case of the side pic) to hold the breast up.
  
  Most of my post op patients say it isn't as bad as they thought it would be.
  
  Good Luck! :)
• Question:-I am having lumpectomy surgery and need advice?
  I am having lumpectomy surgery on thursday and would like to hear tips, thoughts, or advice from those who have had this before or are familiar with the proceedures. Anything would help. Thanks.
  
  Answer:- I have been thru a bunch of breast issues. First of all I recommend for you to take an ativan before the procedure. I took 2 before I went in and I wasn't so scared. You will be fine !! They have come a long way with breast cancer and all the procedures. Early detection is the key. It saved my life. If they want to do anything drastic ,then get a 2nd opinion. Good luck to you...
• Question:-What is the normal recovery time for a lumpectomy?
  I'm having a lumpectomy done tomorrow on my left boob. My question is, how long should I expect to be down? I have 4 young boys to take care of and am wondering how long I'll need help. Any insight on your personal recovery time and issues would be greatly appreciated. Thanks and Have a Great Day!
  
  Answer:-I had a lumpectomy about three years ago. Afterwards my surgeon asked that I wait a week to drive and return to work (after having stitches removed), and a month or so before doing any lifting. I remember having a great deal of sensitivity in the area (still do at times) but never a lot of pain. I don't recall even taking pain meds, just over the counter stuff. My husband stayed with me a day or two because I have a harder than normal time recovering from anesthesia. If not for that I would have been fine staying alone the day after surgery.
• Question:-If given the choice of biopsy or lumpectomy, which one would you choose?
  I am 26. My doctor wants to do a lumpectomy. Mainly because my mom passed from breast cancer.
  I already had an ultrasound done.
  
  Answer:-I would choose a core biopsy for myself before a more invasive surgery (lumpectomy). If it is cancerous, there's plenty of time to go back in, either before or after chemo.
  
  But the odds of any lump being cancer are low.
• Question:-what does a call to go back to the surgeon mean after a lumpectomy?
  My mom was just diagnosed with breast cancer. She had a lumpectomy and a lymph node drained on Monday. The said they will have results in 5 days. They called her today wanting to see her. She is so bummed, do you think they will make her wait that long for results?
  Well when we get a pap smear, they call us to say its normal. We want to know if there is more cancer
  
  Answer:-they can't tell her anything over the phone, due to laws regarding patient privacy... she needs to go see the doctor.
• Question:-Should I get a tattoo on the wrist of my lumpectomy arm?
  I am a 7yr breast cancer survivor. This year for my birthday I want to get a tattoo about the size of a nickel on my wrist of my lumpectomy arm. I know that I need to be careful with this arm and cant even get my blood pressure taken on it. But I really want it there. Is it to big of a risk? What do u'all think??
  
  Answer:-Clearly, since you have been warned about taking care of that arm, you had lymph node removal and are at risk of lymphoedema.
  
  You'll have been warned against having injections in that arm and warned to avoid any small injury such as burns, cuts, scratches and sunburn.
  
  So you're well aware of the risks involved in getting a tattoo. It's your choice, and I'm not going to lecture you on it (well, I'll try not to, but once a schoolteacher...).
  
  But I can tell you that lymphoedema is a lifetime risk, is currently irreversible (though manageable if it's mild) and - and this one's from experience - is no fun at all.
  
  I developed lymphoedema over 2 years after breast cancer surgery and axillary node clearance. I don't know what particular injury or risk factor triggered it - I was unaware of whatever it was, which shows how easily it can be triggered. I just looked down one day to see that my affected arm and hand were noticeably larger than the other arm and hand. And so they've remained.
  
  I've also had cellulitis on my lymphoedema arm, which can occur where the skin has previously been broken - including by needles. It was horrible, really revolting.
  
  So - while obviously it's your choice, I'd simply urge that you bear the risks in mind.
• Question:-I had breast cancer,in my left breast, treated with a lumpectomy and radiation and sent home.?
  I was not given Tamoxifin or any preventative drug. 6 months later I got cancer ,a more aggressive cancer in my left breast. My doc acted shocked. I had a lumpectomy, radiation and chemo. Then I was given Femara. Did my doc follow procedures?
  
  Answer:-Tamoxifen is only given for hormone-positive cancers. So your pathology report probably indicated hormone-receptor negative cancer.
  
  If so, this is often considered a more aggressive cancer, and recurrence rates are somewhat higher. So it wouldn't be unheard of for you to get a recurrence.
  
  Do you have a copy of the original pathology report? If not, ask your oncologist for a copy. That would be an important clue.
  
  It sounds as if Femara is given for hormone positive cancers. So if the current incident is hormone-positive, it is either a) a new cancer, or b) someone messed up on your original pathology or treatment plan.
• Question:-what is the recovery period for having a lumpectomy?
  How much time have people taken off from work after having a breast lumpectomy?
  
  Answer:-I lost two days from work...the day I had the lumpectomy and the day after (because I wasn't allowed to drive for 24 hours due to anesthesia).
  
  This will vary from person to person and surgeon to surgeon though. You will have to ask your surgeon how long he wants you to be off work. My surgeon would have given me more time but I always bounce back very quickly.

lumpectomy

• Question:-Lumpectomy?
  My girlfriend and I recently had a baby. She's exercising, loosing weight, and looks like a completely different person. She's looking great. But from her pass pregnancy she wasn't able to breastfeed because of complications with the child. So her milk ducts swelled up.Now she has small zagging bags underneath her armpits. We want to get rid of them. Someone told us what she needs done is a lumpectomy. Is this correct? Which is the correct procedure and how much is it? Wherein Chicago,IL can it be done the cheapest?
  
  Answer:-Lumpectomy is the most common form of breast cancer surgery today. The surgeon removes only the part of your breast containing the tumor (the "lump") and some of the normal tissue that surrounds it.
  
  http://www.breastcancer.org/treatment/surgery/lumpectomy/
  
  ...as opposed to a mastectomy where they remove the entire breast.
  Cost will depend on the Dr....it is a cosmetic procedure
• Question:-How soon after a lumpectomy does chemotherapy start?
  How soon after a lumpectomy should or does chemotherapy start?
  
  Answer:-Most clinical trials start chemotherapy within 42-60 days; some older studies went out as far as 84 days. The importance of using a clinical trial as a standard measure is that the experts are the ones coming up with these criteria.
  
  I typically start 3-4 weeks, depending on patient status and disease characteristics, but no problem waiting couple more weeks if needed. I personally don't like going beyond 6 weeks.
  
  God bless, best wishes
• Question:-How uncomfortable was your first mammogram after your lumpectomy?
  I had a lumpectomy(with sentinal node removal) over 7 months ago. I had to be drained several times at the breast incision site and the node site, during the first few weeks after surgery. I still have fluid and at times, a lot of discomfort at both sites. The thought of being compressed in less than a month is stressing me out.
  
  Answer:-Don't panic!
  
  I have done hundreds of mammograms soon after surgery. We know you are in pain (but remind us, OK?). We will only compress enough to stop motion and (in the case of the side pic) to hold the breast up.
  
  Most of my post op patients say it isn't as bad as they thought it would be.
  
  Good Luck! :)
• Question:-I am having lumpectomy surgery and need advice?
  I am having lumpectomy surgery on thursday and would like to hear tips, thoughts, or advice from those who have had this before or are familiar with the proceedures. Anything would help. Thanks.
  
  Answer:- I have been thru a bunch of breast issues. First of all I recommend for you to take an ativan before the procedure. I took 2 before I went in and I wasn't so scared. You will be fine !! They have come a long way with breast cancer and all the procedures. Early detection is the key. It saved my life. If they want to do anything drastic ,then get a 2nd opinion. Good luck to you...
• Question:-What is the normal recovery time for a lumpectomy?
  I'm having a lumpectomy done tomorrow on my left boob. My question is, how long should I expect to be down? I have 4 young boys to take care of and am wondering how long I'll need help. Any insight on your personal recovery time and issues would be greatly appreciated. Thanks and Have a Great Day!
  
  Answer:-I had a lumpectomy about three years ago. Afterwards my surgeon asked that I wait a week to drive and return to work (after having stitches removed), and a month or so before doing any lifting. I remember having a great deal of sensitivity in the area (still do at times) but never a lot of pain. I don't recall even taking pain meds, just over the counter stuff. My husband stayed with me a day or two because I have a harder than normal time recovering from anesthesia. If not for that I would have been fine staying alone the day after surgery.
• Question:-If given the choice of biopsy or lumpectomy, which one would you choose?
  I am 26. My doctor wants to do a lumpectomy. Mainly because my mom passed from breast cancer.
  I already had an ultrasound done.
  
  Answer:-I would choose a core biopsy for myself before a more invasive surgery (lumpectomy). If it is cancerous, there's plenty of time to go back in, either before or after chemo.
  
  But the odds of any lump being cancer are low.
• Question:-what does a call to go back to the surgeon mean after a lumpectomy?
  My mom was just diagnosed with breast cancer. She had a lumpectomy and a lymph node drained on Monday. The said they will have results in 5 days. They called her today wanting to see her. She is so bummed, do you think they will make her wait that long for results?
  Well when we get a pap smear, they call us to say its normal. We want to know if there is more cancer
  
  Answer:-they can't tell her anything over the phone, due to laws regarding patient privacy... she needs to go see the doctor.
• Question:-Should I get a tattoo on the wrist of my lumpectomy arm?
  I am a 7yr breast cancer survivor. This year for my birthday I want to get a tattoo about the size of a nickel on my wrist of my lumpectomy arm. I know that I need to be careful with this arm and cant even get my blood pressure taken on it. But I really want it there. Is it to big of a risk? What do u'all think??
  
  Answer:-Clearly, since you have been warned about taking care of that arm, you had lymph node removal and are at risk of lymphoedema.
  
  You'll have been warned against having injections in that arm and warned to avoid any small injury such as burns, cuts, scratches and sunburn.
  
  So you're well aware of the risks involved in getting a tattoo. It's your choice, and I'm not going to lecture you on it (well, I'll try not to, but once a schoolteacher...).
  
  But I can tell you that lymphoedema is a lifetime risk, is currently irreversible (though manageable if it's mild) and - and this one's from experience - is no fun at all.
  
  I developed lymphoedema over 2 years after breast cancer surgery and axillary node clearance. I don't know what particular injury or risk factor triggered it - I was unaware of whatever it was, which shows how easily it can be triggered. I just looked down one day to see that my affected arm and hand were noticeably larger than the other arm and hand. And so they've remained.
  
  I've also had cellulitis on my lymphoedema arm, which can occur where the skin has previously been broken - including by needles. It was horrible, really revolting.
  
  So - while obviously it's your choice, I'd simply urge that you bear the risks in mind.
• Question:-I had breast cancer,in my left breast, treated with a lumpectomy and radiation and sent home.?
  I was not given Tamoxifin or any preventative drug. 6 months later I got cancer ,a more aggressive cancer in my left breast. My doc acted shocked. I had a lumpectomy, radiation and chemo. Then I was given Femara. Did my doc follow procedures?
  
  Answer:-Tamoxifen is only given for hormone-positive cancers. So your pathology report probably indicated hormone-receptor negative cancer.
  
  If so, this is often considered a more aggressive cancer, and recurrence rates are somewhat higher. So it wouldn't be unheard of for you to get a recurrence.
  
  Do you have a copy of the original pathology report? If not, ask your oncologist for a copy. That would be an important clue.
  
  It sounds as if Femara is given for hormone positive cancers. So if the current incident is hormone-positive, it is either a) a new cancer, or b) someone messed up on your original pathology or treatment plan.
• Question:-what is the recovery period for having a lumpectomy?
  How much time have people taken off from work after having a breast lumpectomy?
  
  Answer:-I lost two days from work...the day I had the lumpectomy and the day after (because I wasn't allowed to drive for 24 hours due to anesthesia).
  
  This will vary from person to person and surgeon to surgeon though. You will have to ask your surgeon how long he wants you to be off work. My surgeon would have given me more time but I always bounce back very quickly.