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catdollsz:By enablers: doctors who can get their hands on those kind of drugs and many other drugs more or less dangerous quite easily using their influence. There is a network of physicians whose main clientele is those celebrities, and feeding their drug use is one of the ways they make a living. A lot of those celebs are often not emotionally strong and of course get easily manipulated by those doctors. Drug abuse is much more prevalent in american upper class, wealthy, and affluent circles than we think, difference is the kind of drugs, not cocaine or crack, or marijuana but prescriptions drugs. In MJ's case, remember that his doc (who already had professional problems in another state) did not call the paramedics on time, and did not even start resuscitation until MJ had stopped breathing, and when he did start cardio-pulmonary resuscitation, he did it on the bed, which makes it not effective (needs to be done on a hard surface for the heart to be pumped and massaged effectively, not on a soft surface like a mattress). |
debbybos:You need to go to the gyn as soon as possible and get yourself checked. This is not something one can toy around with. Remain calm, it could be something else, but please do get yourself checked and be alert to changes in your body. Good luck! |
sizzlers:premature sexual activity (as in having sex at a young age), multiple partners, smoking, viral infection with the hpv (human papilloma virus- causes warts - transmitted thru oral, vaginal, anal intercourse and can also affect the mouth and the throat, and simple skin to skin contact with an area infected by hpv is even to contract the infection), chlamydia infection, a diet low in fruits and vegetables, long term used of oral contraceptives, multiple full-term pregnancy, and family history of cervical cancer. Those are just factors that are linked to a higher risk/likelihood of developing cervical cancer. Many women have one or some of those risk factors without ever developing cervical cancer and many women never develop any of the symptoms nor have any of the risk factors and develop cervical cancer. The single best strategy is prevention by making sure to get a yearly exam with pap smear. Early changes in the appearance of the cells that line the cervix and allows for detection of pre-cancerous cells, which make treatment easier and more effective, and prognosis better. Hope this helps. |
femmy2010:femmy2010, dont know abt interesting lol. Lying is certainly not anything to be proud abt but oh well, working on that as well.I stole the heart peace from my sis random images. Thought it was cute too. |
Wrong any way you look at it. Sorry thats my opinion. From a religious and moral point of view (african culture). I'm not necessarily saying that it always affect a relationship in the long term or accounts for higher rates of divorce. But to me, it's not about feelings, it's just wrong period. |
God doesnt need to go thru a middleman to reveal His will. She should do what she is supposed to do as a daughter-in-law and just keep praying if she has doubts or suspicions of bad intentions. She will ruin her family life just like that. God's will is also always wise and this situation is def not putting her in a good light. |
Well it's better knowing than not knowing. The fear will keep haunting him. He should brace himself and go ahead and do the test. At the end of the day, abstinence is the best policy! |
You certainly shoudnt behave as he does, wrong way to go about it. Have you tried to tell him exactly how you feel in a respectful, non-threatening, non-blaming, loving attitude? |
this is really messed up. Can't believe adults who claim to be ready and responsible enough to decide to get married can behave like this. this is really nasty ![]() |
MRbrownJAY:Word! couldnt agree more! |
googles: LOL indeed, countless perfect scenarios, some of them should get some inspiration from here lol.Never lied here before, who is ready for my stone? |
I totally understand what you're feeling right now. I'm slowly getting over my ex after over 4 years and many plans for the future. But believe me, things happen for a reason and its better now that if it had happened at a time when you guys could have been married. Take time for yourself, pamper yourself, try to enjoy being single, go out, make friends, have fun (in a wise manner), Think abt the bright side of things: you dont have anybody to report to, dont have to take into acct anybody's feeling but your own, you can do whatever whenever. It's also a good time to reflect on yourself, things that you want out of life, out of a potential "next" relationship. It does get lonely, esp like u said when ppl are getting married around you, getting engaged, and all that good stuff. Thing is everybody has their own journey. Dont look around you, focus on yourself and use this time to turn the negative emotions and turn it into something positive, a driving force, a motivation. You'll be smiling about this a few months from now just like I am even though somedays are still more difficult than others, but you know what? that's life. Kick all that negativity to the left, get yourself together, pick up your pieces and head right into the future You'll be alright! |
Flaws? oh man! way too many, God help us.1- trusts easily, very gullible - working on that and doing good progress 2- too emotional to think straight many times. 3- takes forever to decide on something - obessed with the idea of making the wrong choice 4- Lying- gotta be honest here, white lies are the hardest thing to get rid of - nothing hurtful but more to get out of uncomfortable situations (like this week when this particular elder from my church informed me that I was wanted at bible study, I lied that I wasnt at home bad bad, i know. Or the countless times when i let my sis answer my phone and say that i forgot my phone at home, or i'm asleep, )5- Puts myself in uncomfortable situations to please ppl that i care about Pluses 1- forgives easily 2- very driven professionally 3- loves cooking to the point where i get abused and enslaved at home |
na2day?:Lol, I see u still up. it's 1:20am here, dont have to go to work early tomorrow? well, in her defense i dont think u have to be good looking to appreciate someone else's beauty, it's all in the eyes of the beholder they say. Plus for some reason i always thought guys didnt know anything abt other guys being good looking, like they dont look at other guys the way we girls scrutinize other girls. anyhow, how u been ? ![]() |
na2day?:What part of he is cute dont u understand? My dear post ur pic on here if u want compliments too, and no photoshop pls. Thx love! ![]() |
femmy2010:too late, last night I checked into Our lady of Peace Coventry Well, I partially agree with the first part of your post. Will expand on that later. |
stephnina0:Yes Maam!!! Totally agree with that. There is so much to do and to enjoy when you're single and free as a bird. So many things to explore, discover, and understand about the world around and yourself. Being single really shouldn't be defined by the absence of a romantic partner - it's more than a relationship status, it's a state of mind. There is much to learn and grow from esp the opportunity to develop a richer, healthier, more fulfilling relationship with yourself and with God. |
[b]femmy2010 [/b]lol I was just trying to say that sometimes not being in love is better because nobody gives you headaches, you dont have to worry about anybody, u dont have to try to understand or read somebody's behavior etc. This love thingy can really mess up your daily life esp when you have to deal with the emotional issues that naturally comes along with an emotionally romantically committed relationship. But when you love, you don't see all those little things or rather you focus on the good things like the good times together, the nice words and actions and all that. Love is just like life: A few rays of sun in a mainly cloud sky ![]() |
In the bigger scheme of things love is def beautiful. But on a daily basis its sucks a lot oftentimes I mean once you get past the emotional ups and down of course and the instability of passionate love, when the relationship/passion involves more of a stable, calm, peaceful, consistent type of "love". Don't know how to explain that. ![]() |
I'm in almost the same situation except I'm not dating anybody right now. The "wrong" person in this case has exactly some of the main qualities I would be looking for in a life partner. But cultural differences and other practical things prevent me from me giving this a chance. It seems that some of your dilemma has been resolved but nonetheless whenever you feel confused esp abt emotions I think you should take actual "physical" and "emotional" time off the whole situation, including thinking about it too much. Things often become clearer when we are able to distance ourselves and look at it from somewhat of distanced perspective. Good luck! |
(this was a duplicate of the previous post -- Sorry.) |
I'll give my honest opinion and I'll just speak for me. I can't be with somebody who makes it a duty for me to do whatever for him esp household chores. I don't have a problem washing his boxers or washing whatever is his, cooking, or anything else, the problem is, I have to be the one offering to do so -- never imposed on me by force, otherwise he would take it for granted. Plus I'll only offer to do all of that on a regular consistent basis when he would have gained that right through marriage. But that's just me. ![]() |
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isonlagba:It's also used for sedation in patients on mechanical ventilation (who can't breathe on their own) in intensive care units, but yes under careful monitoring and a sedation holiday (turn off the drug for a minute to assess that there is "somebody" there). |
indie22:Wooo, its like you're telling my story, except we didnt live together and I was a student, but with no family around. Somehow I let him build walls around me, and very soon I felt like i had nothing else in this world except him and if I lost him, I lost everything, which of course only made the walls higher and thicker. Still get mad at myself for letting that happen, but I guess life is a learning experience. |
pro01:There is one thing that I havent seen mentionned in the 5 pages of this thread, and that I think is essential. Cheating or not is really not a matter of not doing it (not cheating that is) because you love your partner. It has to do with yourself, your character, the dignity and the respect that you give to yourself. I am speaking in general but also from a woman standpoint. If I'm dating/engaged/married to somebody, I have a commitment with that person, but I also have a greater commitment to myself: I have promised myself to give myself to this person, and I am responsible for whatever happens because of that (good or bad) and because it's a covenant with myself, I carry it around 24/7 365. It's harder to deceive and cheat on yourself than to cheat on somebody else. To me when someone cheats, it does not necessarily say everything about the relationship or the person that's being cheated upon, it says it all (or almost all) about the character of the cheater, and the commitment that they have with themselves. Consequently, whatever excuses ppl bring up, like communication issues, not loving the partner anymore, abuse or whatever, does not justify anything and does not make it ok. To ppl who think it's ok to cheat depending on the circumstances: You should respect yourself enough to want to carry yourself in a certain way, independently of whats going on around you (your husband cheats too, or beats you or whatever, your wife has less desire for intimacy etc.), and independently of what your partner does or doesnt do. It's about who you are as a person. And ppl do change in a good or bad way, the important thing is staying faithful to who you are, working on becoming a better person (not making right out of something that's wrong because other ppl do it too) and not let yourself sway because of what's going on around you. Character is what is really the substance of who we are, and thankfully it's something we can work on and build up. |
na2day?:Hey lost hubby, how can u let me catch u cheating like this? ![]() |
na2day?:Hey buddy, so this is where u are? LOL @topic- I agree with other posters. There isnt much u can do at this point. Let her go. And move on. you'll find somebody who can appreciate you enough to decide to stay and marry you. |

but oh well, working on that as well.
You'll be alright!
