I create my family tree using family tree maker software. I am just
wondering every Hmong knows that we are interrelated through
marriage. For example, my grand father married my grand mother, the
software asks for her father, her siblings, uncle etc as well as my
father and his sibling. I am positively that if we create our own
family tree, trace both paternal and maternal side, we would know that
every one of us are cousin. What do you guys think?

A sad song from Maiv Muas Thoj that might relate to many especially in
this country and lub neej nyob rau tebchaws no.

http://www.ehmongmusic.com/displayimage-988-0-title-cia+kuv+ua+tus+mus.html

Just a food for thought.

kuamemiab

Just would like the SCHer to know the progressing relationship between
Hmong and White in Wisconsin is not getting any better. Here is some
more info for you to read and digest: http://www.weau.com/home/headlines/25611884.html

kuamemiab

Muaj coob coob yug tsis taus ces yus mam ho muaj tsev neeg tua pov
tseg tag nrho. Yog li es yug me nyuam ua dab tsi ma?

Caag zoo le txhua txhua zaug VP hais lus mas tab txhaum kuv tas mus
li. Kuv mloog Hmong Lao Radio thaum 7/13/08 mas VP hais tias leej twg
xav los coj Hmoob mas yuav tau mus nyob ti ti yawg thiab yawg cob qhia
kom txawj. Thaum yawg pom tias leej twg ua tau cais yawg mam tso txoj
hauj lwm rau tus ntawm.

Tiam no peb nyob rau tiam Democratic free eleect leader tsi yog
appoint leader. Qhov appoint leader no thiaj muaj detectorship thiab
siv power tas mus li. Peb tsi need ib tug twg appoint leader lawm nav
rua yog yawg es Souvaasnas appoint yawg thiab tub muab yawg txo
fwjchim lawm los yawg tseem pheej tuav fwjchim tas mus li xwb.

Tus yuav los ua leader rau Hmoob mas yuav tsum yog nws tus kheej
nominate thiab elect by all the people. VP can nominate anyone he
like but need to elect by the general population otherwise Hmong will
be doom forever. Kuv xav tias zoo tshaj mas VP cia li mus nrog nws
poj niam menyuam ua si thaum yawg tseem muaj caij no ua ntej yawg rov
qab mus ntsib vajmoob mam mus thov ntawv dua saib puas tau rov los ua
Hmoob tus thawj ib zaug dua lawm yuav zoo dua.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e96CT2krMgU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ste0WyJoFLQ

American love their dog, but now they want to taste their dog.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPRNzuf7Ttc

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In Australia, the average age of first time mothers is now 31, the
highest figure on record. This increase reflects a shift in society
where children are staying at home well into their 20s (68%% in 2006)
to build an education and then further defer parenthood whilst growing
their careers and developing financial stability.

The impact of these social changes is significant as 1 in 6 couples
face infertility issues and this is increased with age. A late start
reduces the chances of having any children and almost removes any
chance of a big’ family.

An easy fix suggested by some is to freeze a woman’s eggs whilst she
is in her more fertile 20s but this is fraught with ethical issues as
well as legal issues as current data shows this is not the insurance
policy that it may seem. Each egg has between a 5%% and 10%% chance of
producing a viable pregnancy so it would take, on average, 20 eggs to
be successful. An average stimulated IVF cycle and oocyte retrieval
yields less than 10 eggs and 2-3 cycles are required to freeze enough
eggs for a future pregnancy (cost around $20,000 in OZ), and even
then there would be no guarantees when they come to use them.

Louise Brown was the first ever IVF (test-tube) baby born on 25th
July, 1978.

Louise Brown’s birth’ came after 12 years of research by Dr Robert
Edwards and the late Or Patrick Steptoe, based at Cambridge and Oldham
in the UK respectively. Her birth made headlines all around the world
as will celebrations marking her 30th birthday. IVF Centres around the
world join the celebrations which have lead to over 3 million babies
being born from IVF since that day. In Australia, over 60,000 children
have resulted from IVF.

Any Lao/HMong IVF baby?

Ntxim hlub le, cov phoojywg. Mej maam saib.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZa78xM0BwQ&feature=related