我的家

辛苦了，但為了讓台灣的家人放心…還是得回來讓家人們看看。

親愛的VICKY
我終於出現了
昏天暗地的帶小孩過程讓我根本沒時間上網
真是不好意思 連個全家福都沒辦法給你看
看到日本的新聞真的很難過
但是也很高興你們全家都依然幸福緊密
日本加油!!

這裡有美國大使館最新的Warning Statement, 請妳參考…
The Latest message U.S. Embassy
U.S. Ambassador to Japan Statement
Warning For Parents and Caretakers About Radioactive Iodine Detected in Tokyo Drinking Water Supply
March 24, 2011
The Tokyo metropolitan government on Wednesday, March 23, 2011, cautioned residents that infants should drink only bottled water because radioactive iodine exceeding the limit for that age group was detected in water at a purification plant.
The U.S. Embassy in Japan suggests U.S. citizens who live in Tokyo follow these recommendations. In addition, women who are pregnant or nursing should also follow these recommendations and drink bottled water. This guidance is consistent with the guidance that the United States Government would provide to Americans in the United States under similar circumstances.
U.S. citizens in metropolitan Tokyo can take the following steps to safeguard the health of infants (aged 0-3 years):
• If giving water to infants, use only bottled water.
• Use only bottled water to mix formula, cereal or other infant foods.
Health experts say that changing the water source for infants from tap water to bottled water should be adequate protection from exposure to radioactive iodine. No additional medication, such as potassium iodide (KI), is necessary at this time. Taking KI when it is not needed can harm a person’s health.
At this time, no changes in drinking water are recommended for adults because the limit for adults is higher than the amount detected in the water purification plant.
Embassy staff is consulting with health experts and radiation experts to continuously monitor these new developments. If more information becomes available, we will share it with you on the Embassy Web site.
Q and A:
** What are we advising U.S. citizens? Why? **
Due to an elevated level of Iodine-131 found at a local Tokyo water purification plant, we are advising American citizens in Tokyo that infants (aged 0-3), as well as women who are pregnant or nursing, should drink only bottled water.
** What is the Japanese standard being used? **
The Japanese standard for Iodine-131 in drinking water is 100 becquerels per liter if the water is to be consumed by an infant (0-12 months) and 300 becquerels per liter if the water is to be consumed by an adult. The current reported contamination of 210 becquerels per liter is therefore about twice the permitted level for infants and about two thirds of the permitted level for adults, under Japanese regulations.
** What is the U.S. standard? **
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s published standard for Iodine-131 contamination in drinking water is 3 picocuries per liter, which is equal to about 0.1 becquerels per liter. However, the assumptions underlying the EPA standard for continuous exposure do not apply to the current situation in Japan, which is a temporary exposure resulting from an accidental release. In addition, the science of radiation protection has advanced considerably since the EPA standard was published in 1974. If one uses the latest science and makes the adjustments in the calculations underlying the EPA standard in order to make it applicable to the temporary exposure occurring in Japan, one obtains a figure practically identical to the standard that the Japanese authorities are applying.
** What is the risk of the current Iodine-131 levels to adults drinking the water? **
–Short-term exposures at the levels that have been reported do not present significantly increased risks beyond the sensitive populations already identified.

忘了說The Warning Statement by U.S. Ambassador不是要嚇妳…
因妹醬只有幾個月大以及妳還在餵母乳
小心點總是比較好~
Take care & enjoy motherhood~

好久沒看到妳的更新了
一切都好嗎?
因為隔了好久才回台中
今天才去收了信
看到了新年時妳們所寄的賀年卡
妹將真的超可愛
祝妳們一家
平安幸福
^_^
有空更新一下下
讓我們知道你們一切安好