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Beremx:
feel like licking my phone screen. Yummy.

Coco nne, how are you doing?

diordaves:
To be honest, yours came out excellent given the circumstances, so don't beat yourself at all. In fact beat your chest as you've done well.

However, to achieve the "four coner" shape, you need to place the dough in a four coner baking tin and introduce baking powder. I've seen it done.

To achieve a moist outcome in baking (eg cake etc) use part butter, part oil. If eggs are included in the recipe, whisk the egg white thoroughly and fold it into the dough instead of just whisking the yolk and white together.

pocohantas:
No mine Coco. Something she suppose bring make we chop, she dey analyze shape and sizes like say na geometry.

Hathor5:
Ok but to me yours look like they are supposed to. I have never seen them like in this picture. I would eat either though.

Hathor5:
You kidding? See perfectionist. They look better than at my local bakery.

2mch:
Just send an anonymous text to the wife. Leave everything to God after. Send text to the husband too and ask him to carry his girlfriend for testing.

frozen70:
So if she does that to her neighbour he will be stupid to quote her, that the nurse told him

Is he a moronn

frozen70:
Nurse, from the very moment you saw that girl with that man, for the sake of his wife, you would have called the man and tell him about the lady

By so doing, you are watching over your neighbour's health and be your neighbours keeper

Anyway, still inform the man to go for test and let him use condom on his wife until after six months of another test

Ih he is lucky to escape it, he will hold his dick

Don't tell the wife, she may tell the husband bthen the house will scatter

So tell the husband

Dyt:
Yes
With the bulging stomach
Muchechecheche

Make we exchange?

Dyt:
Lmao at tall
Them cameras her deceiving


Well that was a year difference picture

Dyt:
From this to this
Hahahaha

Dyt:
It's also easy for me to shed them if I want
Just fruits and water for 2 weeks and I lose almost 5kg
Tho hard
Like really really

Akposy:
Sorry. I will invite you next time.

Why do I think the photo is not impressive at all but you guys are salivating

Dyt:
Deep sigh

I am so full
Still my mouth wants to chew

Dear God
I still wanna wear that particular jumpsuit
That was the day We started our lockdown
I must do before and after with same outfit

pocohantas:
Lmao. It is Dangote. Now and forever.
You shouldn’t eat anything else. Portion control

Dyt:




Part 2 for 2

Petyprincess:
That's not fair I'm in sifia pain

Petyprincess:
Since they are teasing u,bt i think it's efo riro

Hathor5:
I love cashews in my salads

viciati:
Palm oil rice.. E sure me die.

ibkayee:
Ice cream

pocohantas:
Food.

Notyamate:
Going through this thread https://www.nairaland.com/5795526/how-found-out-hiv-positive/1 I went through comments and I laugh at the ignorance of some people on Nairaland. I'm sharing this story to people living with HIV reading this, you are not alone. Believe me there are many people out there with this disease, some happily married, growing old and having healthy kids.

On April 2013 my aunt got diagnosed with HIV at Catholic Hospital, Oluyoro. If you stay in Ibadan you'll know this hospital. She was 58 years at the time of her diagnosis. Before she was diagnosed she was getting sick and having symptoms like cold, head ache, sweating at night, and insomnia. We were worried because this is a person that hardly get sick, so we took her to a private hospital where the doctor told us she has typhoid. She was on drip for two days before discharge after that she was fine again. Not until 3 months later she started having those symptoms again, we didn't count it as anything and took her to that same hospital where she was given drips again. After the drips she was fine again.

The last straw was when she started vomiting and fainted on me, I was the only one at home that day. I performed CPR on her and then I decided to take her to a general hospital where proper medical examination can be done on her.

When we got there we queue, collect card and wait for doctor to attend to us. The doctor ask us some questions and the symptoms she has been having and for how long. After that the doctor directed us to where a nurse collected samples of her blood and we waited for the result.

When the doctor said she has HIV I couldn't believe my ears, all blood drained from my body and I was shaking. It was the last thing I expected because this was a person whose last born was 19years at the time. After she was diagnosed the doctor gave her drugs, she started explaining how to take the drug and how taking it everyday without missing a dose is important.

Our journey back home was quiet, I was thinking throughout, how did this happen? When we got home we meet my uncle (her husband) and we told her everything the doctor said. Everybody was just looking at one another, thinking 'we all don get HIV'.

The next morning my uncle took us all to the hospital to get tested and to know who and who have the disease. After going through the hospital routine our results came out. We were all tested negative including her husband, which brings all of us to ask, how did she get it? Till today no one knows. Her doctor says she has been living with it for over 5 years and none of us know including her.

My observations in her years of taking ARV drugs.

As I said earlier she was very sick when I took her to the hospital. Her CD4 count was 194, way too low. Normal CD4 count is from 500 to 1400. CD4 count is a test that measures how many CD4 cells you have in your blood. Low CD4 count means your body can't fight bacteria, viruses, and other invading germs.

Three months into the drugs she was tested again and her count was 242, another 3 months and it was 269.

She has been getting tested every six months and in the last five years her CD4 count has being between 340-390 and she hasn't suffer any illness whatsoever. Except for the drugs she's taken you won't know she has HIV.

How the drug is taken.

The drug is taken once in a day. It is left for you to decide when you want to take it but once you chose, you must be consistent with the time when you take the next dose so that it will be the exact time everyday. Doctors usually advise patients to take the drug at night because of the side effects which includes drowsiness and dizziness. The drug is taken 2 hrs after eating. When I asked the doctor why she said something about pepper and oil reacting with the drug.

The ARV drugs is free if you go to general hospital. The bottle contains 30 tablets to be complete in a month.

Important things you can do as an HIV person.

1. Avoid drinking alcohol/smoking as this can compromise your health condition. This is really very important.

2. Eat good and healthy food.

3. Exercise.

4. Eat a lot of fruit: her doctor emphasize on this. It doesn't have to be expensive, you can buy oranges, mangoes, bananas, watermelons and other cheap fruits.

5. Take your drug daily: This is very important even if you forget to take it at the usual time, just take it whenever you remember. Like let's say you normally take the drug at 9pm but then you forgot or you slept off. When you wake up just take it. DO NOT MISS A DOSE.

6. If you feel or have any changes in your body. Go to your doctor and explain to him/her. I'm saying this because after few months of taken her drug she was coughing persistently, her doctor had to give her some cough medicine. Although she's not using any cough medicine again as all symptoms has gone. Only the ARV drug and septrin.

The side effect of ARV drugs

The first month she started the drugs she complains of having nightmares, fatigue, headache, and dizziness but with time her body adapted to it and all the symptoms disappeared.

Having a strong immunity also plays important role in an HIV person. I think those with genotype AA tends to adapt well with HIV which explains why none of us know she has the virus in her body for over five years.

All I'm trying to get to is that having HIV is not the end of the world, it's not a death sentence. What kills most of these people is the fear and stigma from friends and family.

When people tell you they have HIV, do not run away from them like they are plague or some kind of viral infection. Love them, support them, play with them, laugh with them. You cannot contract the disease by playing with them, eating together, sharing cutleries, handshakes, hugs, etc.

In the end we are all going to die whether today or tomorrow, accident happens everyday. People slumps and die, people drown, fire accident happens, building collapse. I mean there are 1000 ways to die.

Those that you think they will die today, you may die before them. When it is your TIME, it is your TIME.

pocohantas:
I tried the “don’t break” method @ Prestonn and BlueRaydick. Came out realllyyy nice.

fieryy:
How much will you pay? lol

But thanks

fieryy:
There's always that one, ooooone pancake that gets burnt and doesn't want you to shine


Breakfast