What's happened to this group?

CY · Joined: 15 Aug 2007 Posts: 16

I'm so sad - this used to be such an active group and now it's all spam spam
spam Sad

I've been here for almost 6 years and now I think I am leaving,
because everyone is gone!

Where did you all go??

Archived from group: misc>kids>breastfeeding

NL · Joined: 15 Aug 2007 Posts: 228

CY schrieb:
> I'm so sad - this used to be such an active group and now it's all spam spam
> spam Sad

I've been here for almost 6 years and now I think I am leaving,
> because everyone is gone!
>
> Where did you all go??
>
>
Maybe all of us "oldies" just don't have problems nursing.. And since
forums are a lot more popular today and lots of people don't even know
about newsgroups anymore, the new moms don't find us.

cu
nicole - nak!

Workingmom · Joined: 15 Aug 2007 Posts: 89

CY skrev:
> I'm so sad - this used to be such an active group and now it's all spam spam
> spam Sad

I've been here for almost 6 years and now I think I am leaving,
> because everyone is gone!
>
> Where did you all go??
>
>
I still read here even if I don't post much.

After all - I'm turning 50 next time - LOL

Tine Ditmar, Denmark

Rebecca Jo · Joined: 15 Aug 2007 Posts: 435

"CY" wrote:

> I'm so sad - this used to be such an active group and now it's all spam
> spam spam Sad

I've been here for almost 6 years and now I think I am
> leaving, because everyone is gone!
>
> Where did you all go??

I'm still here, just not posting. Recently weaned my 2 year old (tandem
nursed for 4 months but it was too much for me) but still nursing my 5 month
old.

rj

Liz · Joined: 15 Aug 2007 Posts: 84

"CY" wrote in message
news:%BS9j.238421$Xa3.77430@attbi_s22...
> I'm so sad - this used to be such an active group and now it's all spam
> spam spam Sad

I've been here for almost 6 years and now I think I am
> leaving, because everyone is gone!
>
> Where did you all go??
>

I'm hoping if I just hang in there and ignore the spam, it will go away.

Liz

Marvin L. Zinn · Joined: 15 Aug 2007 Posts: 31

Liz,

Same for me. A few years ago I did participate here occasionally, but
have little time for it now. And part of the reason is about 80 spam a day in
my e-mail address (most automatically blocked).

I will paste in my message I sent here a couple weeks ago in case you
didn't read it:

I used to participate to this group many times, but several years
ago. I have little time to read much of it now, but this is to let you know
how much I approve of your influence and help to each other by doing the most
important things to your children and doing it right instead of total medical
nonsense.

About two and a half years ago I had an injury from which no one expected
me to live. I fell from a ladder, my head broken eight feet down to the
cement floor, unconscious (coma) seven weeks. It took a few weeks after I
woke up to figure out why I was there and how to correct it. Now I am back to
excellent health, the opposite of a doctor's report that I will be disabled
for the rest of my life. (Workmans Compensation took me first by helicopter
to another city, and paid well over $1,000,000 for two others before I woke
up.)

How? I spent 40 years learning how to totally eliminate disease I had as
a child most of my time. Most of was directly caused by canned milk, process
cheese, and margarine. My mother wanted to breast-feed me, but a doctor told
her she couldn't and canned milk was better anyway. When I left home I
stopped all disease by refusing to believe doctors, and eating the right food
- as close as possible to the way God created it. This correction gave me
excellent health and strength. Then with medical people I refused to do most
things they told me I must (stopping drugs and rejected some food they
brought), and did everything they told me I could not do. It worked!

I do have four children in good health, all breast-fed and proper food.

Thank you for really sensible about children. I will add a few recent
thoughts you will mostly agree to:

Women!

Women are better doctors than men. Most of them are mothers! They are more
instinctive by knowing how to care for children. That is the way it should
be.

Then why are there more women as nurses and more men as doctors? Men are
there for money, not health. The more prescriptions they give people for
drugs, the more sick they get, so the doctors make more money.

Women invented neck ties; to be used as a leash or a noose, to walk them
around, or hang them if they can't.

Men invented high-heel shoes, so the woman can't run away, and sit down when
they hurt their feet (as usual).

Did God create humans like this? NO! But men worship the money god, so the
true God has more women to become managers.

Oh, most women respect me. When everyone thought I would be dead from an
injury, it was woman with faith who prayed the most. (Prayer to the money god
wouldn't work anyway).

The next president should be a woman, of an independent party. Then our
health would improve, without paying so much for drugs and doctors.

There is nothing female about me, so how do I know this? I am just smarter
than most men!

marvin

Using Virtual Access
Windows 2000 build 2600

Kandace M. Wright · Joined: 19 Dec 2007 Posts: 2

Well I think most of us have migrated over to Livejournal and boards.
But I do miss the more active days of this group.

Kandace Wright
Jackie 11, Jacob 9, Jessie 6, James 2, and Jeremiah 4/08

NL · Joined: 15 Aug 2007 Posts: 228

Kandace M. Wright schrieb:
> Well I think most of us have migrated over to Livejournal and boards.
> But I do miss the more active days of this group.
>
> Kandace Wright
> Jackie 11, Jacob 9, Jessie 6, James 2, and Jeremiah 4/08

^^^^
So, you're trying to sneak that past us, huh Wink

I remember you from mkp, waaaaaaaaaaaaaay back when Wink

cu
nicole

Nikki · Joined: 15 Aug 2007 Posts: 454

"NL" wrote in message $mcu$03$1@news.t-online.com...
> Kandace M. Wright schrieb:
>> Well I think most of us have migrated over to Livejournal and boards.
>> But I do miss the more active days of this group.
>>
>> Kandace Wright
>> Jackie 11, Jacob 9, Jessie 6, James 2, and Jeremiah 4/08
>
> ^^^^
> So, you're trying to sneak that past us, huh Wink

> I remember you from mkp, waaaaaaaaaaaaaay back when Wink

>
> cu
> nicole

Me too! Hi there Smile

--
Nikki, mama to
Hunter 4/99
Luke 4/01
Brock 4/06
Ben 4/06

Nikki · Joined: 15 Aug 2007 Posts: 454

"CY" wrote in message
news:%BS9j.238421$Xa3.77430@attbi_s22...
> I'm so sad - this used to be such an active group and now it's all spam
> spam spam Sad

I've been here for almost 6 years and now I think I am
> leaving, because everyone is gone!
>
> Where did you all go??

I'm not nursing anymore but I still read. All the groups I read have slowed
waaaay down. I think most people read message boards and other web based
forums rather then Usenet now.

I miss my Usenet friends too!

--
Nikki, mama to
Hunter 4/99
Luke 4/01
Brock 4/06
Ben 4/06

Amethyst Deceiver · Joined: 15 Aug 2007 Posts: 25

CY wrote:
> I'm so sad - this used to be such an active group and now it's all
> spam spam spam Sad

I've been here for almost 6 years and now I think
> I am leaving, because everyone is gone!
>
> Where did you all go??

I'm still here, but busy leaves me less time to read and post.

YoungBloke weaned himself just before his 4th birthday - it does feel
strange not to be a breastfeeding mum any more.

--
YoungBloke: 4 years, 95cm, 14kg and finally weaned

Liz · Joined: 15 Aug 2007 Posts: 84

"Amethyst Deceiver" wrote in message @mid.individual.net...
> CY wrote:
>> I'm so sad - this used to be such an active group and now it's all
>> spam spam spam Sad

I've been here for almost 6 years and now I think
>> I am leaving, because everyone is gone!
>>
>> Where did you all go??
>
> I'm still here, but busy leaves me less time to read and post.
>
> YoungBloke weaned himself just before his 4th birthday - it does feel
> strange not to be a breastfeeding mum any more.
>
> --
> YoungBloke: 4 years, 95cm, 14kg and finally weaned
>

Good to know they can self-wean even at that "late" stage. (I know it's not
really late, but all the self-weaning stories I'd heard were about 18-mo
babies. My 21-mo DD is still a BF fiend, and I can't imagine trying to wean
her, so I'm hoping she'll do it herself sometime before she goes to school!

Liz

Chookie · Joined: 15 Aug 2007 Posts: 1444

In article , "CY"
wrote:

> I'm so sad - this used to be such an active group and now it's all spam spam
> spam Sad

I've been here for almost 6 years and now I think I am leaving,
> because everyone is gone!
>
> Where did you all go??

Still around, just not posting too much.

--
Chookie -- Sydney, Australia
(Replace "foulspambegone" with "optushome" to reply)

http://chookiesbackyard.blogspot.com/

Amethyst Deceiver · Joined: 15 Aug 2007 Posts: 25

Liz wrote:
> "Amethyst Deceiver" wrote in message
> @mid.individual.net...
>> CY wrote:
>>> I'm so sad - this used to be such an active group and now it's all
>>> spam spam spam Sad

I've been here for almost 6 years and now I think
>>> I am leaving, because everyone is gone!
>>>
>>> Where did you all go??
>>
>> I'm still here, but busy leaves me less time to read and post.
>>
>> YoungBloke weaned himself just before his 4th birthday - it does feel
>> strange not to be a breastfeeding mum any more.
>>
>> --
>> YoungBloke: 4 years, 95cm, 14kg and finally weaned
>>
>
> Good to know they can self-wean even at that "late" stage. (I know
> it's not really late, but all the self-weaning stories I'd heard were
> about 18-mo babies. My 21-mo DD is still a BF fiend, and I can't
> imagine trying to wean her, so I'm hoping she'll do it herself
> sometime before she goes to school!

YoungBloke was still a BF fiend at the age of 2, and still quite keen at the
age of 3. Sometime early this year - Jan/Feb - he started not asking for a
bedtime nurse, but still wanted a breakfast nurse every day. That became
less regular over the summer, till he was asking every few days, and then he
didn't bother asking at all. I had hoped he would be weaned by the age of 4
but tried not to push it even subconsciously. I also had to remind myself
not to keep offering if he didn't ask - because it did seem strange not to
be nursing him!

--
YoungBloke: 4 years, 95cm, 14kg and finally weaned

jediknight76 · Joined: 21 Dec 2007 Posts: 1

On Dec 18, 10:31 am, "CY" wrote:
> I'm so sad - this used to be such an active group and now it's all spam spam
> spam Sad

I've been here for almost 6 years and now I think I am leaving,
> because everyone is gone!
>
> Where did you all go??

I am here and new to the group I am breastfeeding my daughter who is
1month old. I also breastfed my oldest daughter who is 7yrs old til
she was about 21months. I breastfed my son who is 3yrs old til he was
2 months old. I love breastfeeding and I leave the weaning up to the
baby except in my son's case. He wanted to eat every hour and I
couldn't do it because I had housework to do. Other than that We are
here and willing to share anything with anyone. All you have to do is
ask.

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