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But all the challenges are left behind when you are holding your happiness in your hands.

But the closer the moment gets the scarier you become

Pregnant women are easily moved

Some presents can be quite confusing

You will notice you're no longer comfortable with future mothers clothing

You seem to find a solution to every "challenge"

Then life brings on many challenges...Bring it on !!!

Everything seem against you even your fav shoes and clothes

Just about anything can happen

Now you can be ready for anything... Even chocolate and fish tastes really good

Even husbands finds it tough

When you realize that preparing for motherhood is a serious thing

The joy of motherhood cannot be quantified...But the "sweet" 9 months comes with lots of challenges.
Lets see some of the things mothers face during this time.

https://brightside.me/inspiration-family-and-kids/14-illustrations-about-how-hard-the-life-of-a-pregnant-woman-is-628260/

You can take as many antibiotics as possible without getting a result...Reason been that they are not sensitive enough.
Staphylococcus spp is a gram positive bacteria,though a normal flora in some part of the body can be infectious if it finds its way to another part of the body where is not wanted...time will not permit me to tell you all about this bacteria.
But I will ask a little question
1. What are the symptoms you do have.
2.is the infection localized(a particular part of the body)
At Medicpath clinical laboratory and diagnostics Ltd we take you through a diagnostic path and give you the adequate treatment you need.
A trial will convince you!!!

Maybe its a well orchestrated plan

Well said but I doubt if any youth can unseat buhari now politically

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We hope its not going to happen but from the look of things there is a well orchestrated plan in place already.

Its like messi is the new coach of Argentina.
Lala,mynd44,Dominique. What do you think

Argentina bossJorge Sampaoli appeared to ask Lionel Messiif he should send on Sergio Aguerolate into their desperate bid to make the last 16 at the World Cup.
Marcos Rojo scored a dramatic winner
over Nigeriaas the two-time winners left it late to secure their place in the knockout stages in Russia.
But it appears that the chaos that marked their build-up to the must-win clash with the African side spilled over onto the pitch in St Petersburg on Tuesday night.
With the score locked at 1-1 and Argentina tumbling towards an
embarrassing group-stage exit, talisman Messi approached the technical area.
As Sampaoli paced the dugout, his star man walked straight past to talk to one of the other members of the coaching staff.
After Messi had given instructions to one of his assistants, a forlorn-looking Sampaoli appears to say: 'Flea, what do I do? I put it to Kun?'
Messi appears to nod his approval before heading back onto the pitch in search of a winner.
The Manchester City striker was introduced for defender Nicolas Tagliafico with just 10 minutes remaining. Rojo's winner arrived six minutes later.
The incident is the latest drama to befall the Argentine squad since they arrived in Russia earlier this month.
Argentina held a press conference without their beleaguered manager on Sunday in the wake of reports that senior players such as Messi and Javier Mascherano have lost faith in him.
Their FA chief executive Claudio Tapia denied suggestions that Sampaoli was to be sacked immediately, while Mascherano admitted that senior players
had gone to FA officials on Friday night to discuss issues about tactics.
It is thought that the Argentina squad lost faith in Sampaoli and his penchant for playing three at the back after the 3-0 defeat by Croatia last week.
On Tuesday they deployed a 4-3-3 formation in order to bring the best out of Messi.
Things came to a head in the wake of the Croatia defeat when the squad demanded talks with Sampaoli, his staff and Tapia. At the meeting they made it clear that they had lost trust and respect
for the ex-Chile and Sevilla boss.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-5891495/Jorge-Sampaoli-appears-ask-Lionel-Messi-Sergio-Aguero-on.html

Argentina's World Cup camp descended into chaos on Saturday night with reports that Jorge Sampaoli would stay on as coach but be stripped of effective power before Tuesday night's vital fixture with Nigeria.
With 2018 billed as the last chance for Lionel Messito win the World Cup, the
fallout from a 1-1 draw with Iceland and the 3-0 defeat with Croatia has seen senior players take concerns to AFA general manager Jorge Burruchaga.
And Argentina's 1986 World Cup winner Ricardo Giusti has claimed that he has spoken to Burruchaga, who has admitted that the players would be consulted for the Nigeria game.
Giusti said: 'The players will decide the team, that's a fact. If Sampaoli wants to sit in the bench, he can do it. If not, no problem.'
Sampaoli was reported to be in talks with Argentine FA president Claudio Tapia late on Saturday night but looked like keeping his job, though having to take account of the players' concerns.
Messi and Javier Mascherano, as the senior players, would be most likely to be consulted to revive the campaign, with Argentina needing a win over Nigeria to take second place in the group, assuming that Iceland don't beat Croatia and better Argentina's goal
difference.
Messi and his team-mates were embarrassed by Croatia at the Nizhny Novgorod Stadium on Thursday night.

On the night, it was a horrific goalkeeping error that sent Croatia on their way to victory and marching into the last 16 as Willy Cabellero's attempted clearance fell straight to Ante Rebic - standing a matter of yards away from him - who volleyed in the opener.
Captain Luke Modric rallied his team as they smelt blood. He took matters into his own hands by bending in a second from outside the box 10 minutes before full-time, while Ivan Rakitic added a third in stoppage time.
Argentina are fourth in group D, two points adrift of second, and need a win against Nigeria to stand any chance of
progressing.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-5878183/Argentina-players-decide-team-World-Cup-clash-Nigeria-camp-descends-anarchy.html

Its time for the national assembly to rise up and speak if not it will get to them all

More pics.

Dominique,mynd44,Lala The Argentines are preparing to kil us oh

Jorge Sampaoli has inadvertently revealed Argentina's tactical work on the training ground ahead of their critical World Cup showdown with Nigerianext week.
Just days after England assistant Steve Holland seemingly leaked their lineup for
Sunday's clash with Panama, the South American side almost followed suit.
But instead of revealing the XI for the must-win clash in Saint Petersburg on Tuesday, Sampaoli's notebook shows detailed plans from their training camp.
The scribbles on the notebook show two
seven-a-side teams lining up against each other in a knockabout in training, with two players, including Lionel Messi, seemingly on substitute rotation.
Argentine daily sports magazine Ole also published the pictures, which give a possible indication as to Sampaoli's plans for the do-or-die clash with Nigeria.
Having taken just one point from their opening two games, the South American side were on the brink of elimination after a 3-0 loss to Croatia.
Nigeria's win over Iceland on Friday has given them a lifeline, however. If they can beat the African outfit and Croatia avoid defeat by Iceland, Sampaoli's side
will make it through to the last-16.
This incident comes in the wake of the fallout following England's leaked 'lineup' for their second Group G match with Panama on Sunday.
Gareth Southgate's assistant Holland was pictured at an open training session carrying what appeared to be the starting XI.
Holland apologised to the players for his mistake before training on Friday.
During a training session in Repino on Thursday, which photographers and reporters were permitted to attend, the assistant coach — who is normally the driving force behind trying to keep England's team a secret — was
photographed with a notepad that appeared to detail the line-up.
But despite his assistant's blunder, Southgate has rebuked sections of the media for publishing the photographs.
'Obviously any time, if we were to give the opposition the opportunity of having our team it's a disadvantage to us. So of course our media has to decide if they want to help the team or not,' he said.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-5877263/Argentina-coach-Jorge-Sampaolis-notebook-reveals-tactical-work-ahead-Nigeria.html

THE referee in the Portugal vs Morocco match has been allegedly accused of asking for Cristiano Ronaldo’s shirt at half-time.

Watford ace Nordin Amrabat supposedly made the startling claim about American ref Mark Geiger, having spoken to Portuguese star Pepe.
Speaking to Dutch TV, Amrabat was quoted as saying: "I do not know what he [the referee] is used to, but he was very impressed by Cristiano Ronaldo.

“And I hear from Pepe that he asked in the first half if he should have his shirt.



“What are we talking about? At the World Cup, it's not a circus here."

Meanwhile, Ronaldo became Europe’s all-time leading international goalscorer with his fourth-minute strike in the game.
The Real Madrid star, 33, nodded home early in the clash as his side hung on to a 1-0 victory.

It was Ronaldo's fourth goal of the tournament and 85th for Portugal... breaking Hungary legend Ferenc Puskas' 62-year record.



It's taken Ronaldo 151 caps to surpass that long-time tally... and he'll now have his eye on the world record, rather than just European.

Ronaldo is already No2 on the global list - trailing Iran's Ali Daei, who scored a mind-boggling 109 goals in just 149 games between 1993 and 2006.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/world-cup-2018/6584535/world-cup-2018-portugal-morocco-ref-ronaldo-shirt/

So touching

Now who's telling the truth

FALLING ASLEEP ON YOUR BACK

Many sleep experts have said they think the overall best position for people to fall to sleep in is on their back, including Dr Mark T. Brown.



Speaking to the Chicago Tribune, he said people want to sleep on their back with their neck, head and upper chest slightly elevated.

'This provides rest for shoulders and back and also helps acid reflux, (in which stomach acid flows backward into the oesophagus),' he said.

LYING ON YOUR STOMACH



According to Women's Health, in his book, A Life Less Stressed, Dr Ron Ehrlich reveals the positions he thinks we should and shouldn't avoid in bed.

'Stomach sleeping is the worst. It places strain on the muscles of the head, neck and jaw, strains the jaw joints, can also twist the lower back and pelvis,' he said.

'Imagine wringing out a wet towel and that's pretty much what you do to your muscles and joints while you are asleep on your stomach. It can also restrict your ability to breathe well while sleeping.'



Shelby Harris, a sleep medicine expert and a professor at Albert Einstein College of Medicine agrees.