At the very least you should get back the price of your materials. Most say two or three times the cost of materials, depending on what the economy will take. That will give you an amount for your time. You deserve a fair wage for your work. $20 for a full size afghan is much too little IMHO. You could probably sell a hat and scarf for that.
September 12, 2011 | spondylitis.org.  1 A year ago I took tylenol/motrin and had elevated liver enzymes so I'm nervous about that too. Generally I'm ok, until I have a flare like I'm currently in.
The findings add to evidence that should render liver tests irrelevant when prescribing statins, Ted Bader, MD, of the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City, argued in an accompanying commentary. Statin-induced hepatotoxicity is a myth, he wrote in Lancet. About 10% of patients see liver enzymes rise after starting a statin, which can exceed the threshold of three times the upper limit of normal for 1%, but these eventually return to normal even when continuing the same statin, Bader noted.