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Old 02-07-2008, 08:15 AM
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Welcome to the new thread dedicated to the Current Events of
the Earl and Countess of Wessex, Lady Louise and Viscount Severn

This thread starts on February 7, 2008
Previous thread, covering period from September 10, 2007 to February 07, 2008
can be found here.
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Welcome to the new thread dedicated to the Current Events of
the Earl and Countess of Wessex and Lady Louise.

This thread starts on February 7, 2008
Previous thread, covering period from September 10, 2007 to February 07, 2008

can be found here.
And ofcourse little James.
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Edward and Sophie's son ready to leave hospital after allergy scare | the Daily Mail

Link to article about James' condition.
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I hope the Wessex family can finally have a break from the health issues that have affected them in the past five years.
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Old 02-10-2008, 03:30 AM
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The Sunday Express: MORE HEARTACHE FOR SOPHIE
Sunday Express: The World's Greatest Newspaper :: News / Showbiz :: More heartache for Sophie
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Many children do suffer from this allergy, but luckily there are many ways around it. If it is indeed an allergy to cows milk, they are quite lucky that it was not one of the serious allergies or something far worse.
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Yes they are lucky, there are so many alternative to cow's milk
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Old 02-13-2008, 02:57 PM
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Prince set for busy trip to country

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Old 02-17-2008, 02:25 AM
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Some more news:

Prince Edward to visit Dunbar - EastLothian Today
Prince Edward back in town for marina tour - Mirfield Reporter
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hello :)
does anyone know if ardent still exists? or did edward totally give up?
any links? thank you.

and quite the same for sophie^^ i thought she would not work anymore, i just lately read that in 2005 she did, but when did she give up then? thank you a lot,
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On the previous thread someone made a reference to bad blood between Charles and Edward. What rivalry or bad blood between the siblings is there--any pairing, Charles, Anne, Andrew or Edward? I just hadn't heard of anything like that in any of these postings.
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I think there have been tensions between the two long before but I think it is in the past now, which is a good thing
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Yes they are lucky, there are so many alternative to cow's milk
I didn't think infants this young could ingest cow's milk. I'm not a mom so please correct me but don't babies need either mother's milk or infant formula?
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Thanks for the photos, Ice. I always thought Prince Edward was an attractive man (who always looks so impeccably dressed). That last pic, though, is quite . . . different - he sure has a big smile.
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On the previous thread someone made a reference to bad blood between Charles and Edward. What rivalry or bad blood between the siblings is there--any pairing, Charles, Anne, Andrew or Edward? I just hadn't heard of anything like that in any of these postings.
There was the incident when Edward's film crew stayed in St Andrews longer than other film crews when Prince William first went to university, and it was put about that Edward was trading on his royal connections to get exclusive footage. Charles was said to be "incandescent" with rage at his brother. It was said either at the time or shortly afterwards that it was part of Mark Bolland's attempts to rehabilitate Charles in the press while he was so unpopular on account of the Diana/Camilla issue, and that Bolland wasn't above making Charles look good by making his siblings look bad by comparison. So it isn't clear whether there's genuine bad blood or whether it's been made up by either Mark Bolland or the press.
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I didn't think infants this young could ingest cow's milk. I'm not a mom so please correct me but don't babies need either mother's milk or infant formula?
Perhaps I can answer your question. You're right, infants need either mother's milk or a recommended infant formula.
Most infant formulas are made with a cow's milk base. Some infants can find the cow milk protein hard to digest. Also, if a nursing mother drinks cow's milk or eats other dairy products it does affect the milk she produces. I had to eliminate dairy products from my diet when I was nursing because my children were having issues with the dairy. Now they are able to digest dairy without any problems.
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Prince Edward Visit Delights Schools (from thisisoxfordshire)
Right Royal Lark At Larkmead (from Oxford Mail)
East Lothian Courier |

BBC NEWS | UK | England | Cornwall | Prince becomes theatre's patron
Right royal reception for Prince's marina visit - Mirfield Reporter
Gainsborough prepares for royal visit - Gainsborough Today

I miss Sophie, I don't mind watching Edward troop around the country, but I still miss Sophie. James is now 12 weeks old. When is her maternity leave over :)
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I agree Claire but she did take a while last time though she had had quite a traumatic time during that delivery. She may come back after Easter I like Edward well enough also. And I would like to see some family photos.
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