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@enkaydewdrop I also got married last year as a virgin @ 36. The sex thing is not my thing too but hubby said if I'm not doing it that delivery will be very painful and that baby will find it difficult to pass through. So for their sake (himself and baby) I do every method he brings both front and back. I have a very low threshold for pain but I'll give everything to have a vaginal delivery episiotomy and all. If I opt for an elective cs because of fear of anything it might be difficult to revert to vbac. For me whatever it takes its vaginal delivery except my doctor advises otherwise. |
A big thank you to all our fashionista mamas @ goldenruby, zaynie, limsycutey and olubankemi. I also learnt a lot. |
Izzystevens:Congratulations to you and your family ma'am. Waiting for your Bs. Safe delivery to the remaining April Mamas including the ones that will port from other months. |
Please do I have colleague mamas in the house that got pregnant for the very first time after 35? |
Lbotusme:Present ma'am. A big thank you to all the mamas that welcomed me. @ lioha ma'am I bless God for your life. God bless your husband. @ iamfruitful04 you are welcome. Happy bumping to you and all. #teamoctoberforgloriousBs# |
FTM reporting for registration. #teamOctober# |
It doesn't matter what anyone thinks or says about my post. I'm only thanking God for what he did for me as it was not by my power. I'll thank him again and again on any platform I choose to. For virgins out there keep on holding on its worth the wait don't let anyone convince you otherwise. |
SaintHephzibah:My Dear I wish more Christians will have this kind of show off testimony especially after being in courtship for almost 3years. Not counting the other relationships that didn't lead to marriage. It can only be God and I owe Him my praise. Tuale Baba God! |
stardragon:Female |
analice107:I wish henceforth you'll no longer disobey God and fornicate and you'll see how special you'll be at least to God |
It has always been my desire to walk down the aisle as a virgin. It took a long time to happen (36 years) but God has finally granted me my desire. I return all the praise to Him who did not allow me to be abused, molested, raped or even give mutual consent. It was not because I deserved it He kept me by his power, mercy and grace and I have come to give You Tuale! |
Hello my good people. It's another end of the year and it seems just like yesterday that I started this thread. Anyway this is just to let you know that I finally got married this year to the same guy (funny). Yea I walked down that aisle as a virgin at the age of 36. What a dream come true. Glory be to God. As many that are seriously believing God for their own husbands and wives: It is done. Nothing is too difficult for my God.
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cherrykim:Attitude is the answer. |
Oliver wants some more of this type of post/thread |
PilotOz:You'll likely take chemistry and biochemistry courses in your year 1 to 3. |
PilotOz:You are welcome but I'm a she not a he. |
PilotOz:It's not about the course you studied it's about acquiring additional certificates like PGDE (Post Graduate Diploma in Education) if you studied a 'non-educational course', M.Sc and PhD with God's help the sky is your starting point. |
Can we share some of the problems we encountered or still encountering and how to tackle them or better still how we handled them? As for me I think time and resources (finance/instrumentation) were my major challenges. If one is combining the program with a job, then time not money might be an issue, but if one decides to forget about job then one may run out of money especially if one is self sponsored. Solution: Look for fellowships/scholarships, sandwich or full time there are so many of them online. I did that and it helped. One more thing I guess it's easier to get (sandwich) if you are already in an institution as a scientist/researcher/lecturer e.t.c All the best to all PhD students. |
This is to wish all NLanders especially those of us in diaspora @ the moment and all that viewed or commented on this thread Merry Christmas and a prosperous 2015. I miss my country especially my family. I think you should also know that my fiance called me up to say he was no longer interested in the relationship. ALL IS WELL. I will still invite you for my wedding with the right man in God's time. Enjoy...... |
Anyi3:congratulations |
tboz1981:What if my visa covers the travel period? |
@ justwise As a Nigerian presently in India and needs a uk conference visa can I process it from their embassy here or do I need to go back to Nigeria to do that? |
Tell me it's not true |
adebayor1490:What is MCH? A professional course is a course you can practice when you graduate like law, medicine, medical lab, physiotherapy, optometry, dentistry, teaching (NCE, BEd), Engr, Journalism (Mass Com), Theater arts, pharmacy, nursing etc On graduation, you get the license to practice. Like I said before after 1st degree one can always go for professional trainings /certificate courses with that one can practice any course these days. |
adebayor1490:It all depends on what you want to be in life. I always wanted to be a lecturer (mission accomplished), so I could have studied any course provided I continue to at least PhD (which I did). If you want to work in the hospital/lab then go for SLT/MCB/BCH + NISLT. If you want to be in the industrial sector then Chemistry is better. But if you have people in high places then study any course, you can get any job. All things being equal professional courses are better (BCH/MCB r not professional courses) but u can always take certificate courses to professionalize. Get additional certificate(s), beside 1st degree and u'll always have advantage over others (all things being equal). Chemistry is better than MCB and BCH while MCB is better than BCH but you can go for BCH if you really wanted medicine but couldn't get it. |
adebayor1490:B.Sc Microbiology doesn't make one a microbiologist. It means you studied Microbiology. It takes getting @ least a PhD in Microbiology for one to call oneself a Microbiologist (so I was told by one Prof in an interview I attended with my M.Sc Microbiology certificate). |
TheSonOfMark:It does, at B.Sc level u r just a Microbiologist @ most. You have not specialized in any area but you can be a lab assistant/technologist though. |
Anyi3:I ma na Jisos na-asu igbo? |
free2ryhme:You are really living up to your name @free2ryhme. It really rhymed. |
^^^ You'll have to go for internship in medical lab (NISLT) or M.Sc Medical Microbiology to be certified/qualify for a job as a medical microbiologist. Your B.Sc Microbiology does not really qualify you for that. |
^^^ Thank you. What of UK, any idea? |
Nnewi1stSon:Chemistry is better than MCB and BCH while MCB is better than BCH but you can go for BCH if you really wanted medicine but couldn't get it. As for the branch of MCB to go for in M.Sc, it depends on the one you were better at during your undergraduate days. The length of M.Sc depends on your school, but then if you really want to go for M.Sc the best bet is to start, the earlier you start, the earlier you finish. Any more doubt? |