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Thank you Esly. You flatter me so! Your sweetness indeed has no limits!

_{*Now, where is the princess? *}

eslynera:
i don't know where princess is,
never saw her today don't hate me, i never sent d guards again
Yeah, i meant GEEEE, Genial
Ma projector went on well, i was just kind of panicking though

You hurt me, Esly.

How could I ever hate a sweet angel such as you are?

GEE?

You're here now, Esly. It is always a pleasure to see you.

How was your projector work today? And where is the princess?

Esly. . . ?

eslynera:
ofcourse, u're never out of ma list

Thank you, Esly. Your sweetness never ceases to touch me!

eslynera:
Missin all ma lyrical ones' on Nairaland, that aint online

Would I by any chance belong to that group, Esly dear?

toshmann:
for long, there has been a running battle in the field of medical knowledge as to the real cause of diarrhoea in infants. health professionals believe that it is due in large part to poor sanitation/hygiene while the local population believe it has to do with teething in infants.
because of this belief, parents don't bring their young ones to hospital in time until it gets really serious and life threatening. but the most worryint thing now is that even health professionals(many nurses and some doctors) do believe that diarrhoea is due to teething in infants. studies have shown no strong relationship between teething and diarrhoea but this belief remains.

what are your thoughts? express them freely. and if possible indicate if u are a parent, health worker(Dr,nurse,pharmacist,dentist,, etc) student etc.
thank you

Diahrrhoea in infants is also indicated in Diarrheal Haemolytic Uraemic Syndrome (D+ HUS). Ongoing research suggests that at least some percentage of HUS cases are familial: congenital conditions caused by genetic mutations. Verotoxin-producing E.coli (VTEC) also causes diarrhoea in infants.

Shouldn't you maybe restrict the title to teething and poor sanitation because there are other causes of diarrhoea in infants?

[b]B[/b]e [b]R[/b]eady [b]I[/b]n [b]E[/b]very [b]F[/b]ew [b]S[/b]econds _{*who knows - I might come for you! *}

SWEET

ToyM28:
genial u want to crack my tiny brains up?

A[/b]other [b]N[/b]ational [b]A[/b]ssembly [b]T[/b]heft, [b]O[/b]h [b]M[/b]y [b]Y[/b]ahweh.

hehehehehehe     

ToyM28:
[b]PANTS

[b]P[/b]aul [b]A[/b]nd [b]N[/b]ancy [b]T[/b]ook [b]S[/b]ome

TASTE

Please Let All Youth Enter Respectfully.

ANATOMY

   

Where's your own acronym, 4 Play? You should produce one after replying to the previous!

And you didn't get my own right - there's no E in it.

How about "Indian National Trophy Entirely Resembles Nigerian Alumni Logo"?

TOY

[b]T[/b]echnically [b]O[/b]pposite [b]Y[/b]ou

INTERNAL

_{*Good to see that you're fine, Mme!*}

[b]S[/b]omething [b]M[/b]ild [b]A[/b]nd [b]R[/b]eally [b]T[/b]asty

MINGLE

_{*How are you, Duchess?*}

[b]S[/b]pecific [b]P[/b]roblems [b]E[/b]ngage [b]A[/b]nd [b]K[/b]ill [b]E[/b]very [b]R[/b]eformation!

SMILE

Shagari2:
Its a good idea but there are certainly ethical questions to ask

You're right about that. It is the point of this topic.

Shagari2:
Its a good idea but there are certainly ethical questions to ask, as far as I know being SS is not incompatible to life, what then gives us the right to terminate the pregnancy you see this brings to front the whole abortion rights debate, if it were a dx that is incompatible with life then may be one can make a stronger case for abortion, an SS child in my view has the right to live and thrive.

You're also right about that. The severity of SS condition is not the same in all cases. In some cases, possibly like one already mentioned on another thread on this site, the sufferers live relatively healthy lives. In other cases, however, it is very severe, and sufferers often do not make it past the first few years of their lives. There is at present no fool-proof way of knowing which case would be more severe, or less.

Shagari2:
More should be done in educating AS indivduals not to choose an AS partner

Good point. I can tell you that a lot of effort is being put into educating young people who are not yet married about the potential risk of marrying a "genetically incompatible" partner. They are encouraged to know their blood genotypes and offered premarital counselling with respect to SCD.

But what about the couples who have been married already? Some of those with whom we came in contact have been married for up to 20 years and more. Some were victims of the proliferation of ill-qualified medical laboratories in the country. I saw certain cases in which the couple took all the necessary steps to avoid genetic incompatibility - took genotype tests, etc. Unfortunately, the medical lab that did the test gave the wrong result and, in one particular case, it took the birth of an SS child to realise that something was not quite right. Needless to say, it also caused other problems.

We were able to counsel this couple, re-test them, and discover that they were both AS, contrary to what they previously believed.

What do you say about such a case? How would you advise them on the choice of partner, seeing that the choice was already made?

Sleep well, Princess.

I will now also retire for the night.

May you be attended by angels as you sleep, and may you awake refreshed and strengthened

for a new day.

eslynera:
lol actually i was loggin off
i'll be workin on a projector tomorrow, and it'll take me hours, so i need to sleep.
i was going to tell u good nyte!!!!!!!!!
good nyte, genial, see ya. By the way, i remembered, princes is ma lovely friend, i would never do that,
I just called back ma guards, so don't get worried, okey??
Good night Your Highness

Thank you, Esly. You're sweet.

Have a good night, and I hope to see you again sometime soon.

Princess!!!

eslynera:
no eve, i thnk she might not be safe now i sent ma guards to do sumfin fishy,
Genial, now what?? huh??

I feel a little lonely, Esly.

Can you keep me company and cheer me up for a while?

I'm fine, thank you.

It is a great honour to have you visit my palace today.

To what do I owe this great pleasure, kind Eve?

2cantango:
It is with the utmost respect that I come to you, and humbly accept your gracious offer of friendship.

_{*Bows to the Duchess*}

The honour is mine, Ma'am.

And where is the Princess?

I was watching Ghana make mincemeat of The Czech republic, Eve.

How are you?

Don't you like the idea, Esly?

I suppose I would have to auction the position in the same way as King Xerxes of Persia.



_{*Remember the story of Esther in the bible?*}

eslynera:
Naah, not realy
hokey dokey, i'm sorry to tell u this, but i sent my guards to kill the princess, that's why she's not here in the palace

    _{*Lord, have mercy!*}      .

You are simply hilarious, Esly!

eslynera:
so what did u mean about the enemy part??

The opposite of 'friend' is 'enemy'.

I feared I had alienated you from myself in some unfathomable manner. . . .

eslynera:
@Genial, now wot?? were u just jokin?

Joking? Why on earth would I?

I truly care about your friendship. It is valuable to me!

Rhodalyn:
lmaooooooooo U embarrassed??

Would you care to expatiate, kind Rho?

Do you think I am above such a noble emotion?

_{* hehehehe*}

@Praetor

Your name does indeed reflect your interest.

Praetorium - the tent of an ancient Roman general

Looking forward to seeing you around!

eslynera:
ooh Genial, why would u think that??

Well. . . I. . .well. . .

 

I don't understand, Esly.

Have I made you an enemy?