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Interesting

happy belated birthday babe

[b]Champie [/b]how far

[quote author=~Sissy~]Interesting article

Do You Have a Favorite Kid? You Should Read This

http://shine.yahoo.com/parenting/do-you-have-a-favorite-kid--you-should-read-this-185020308.html[/quote]Humanly speaking, i dont think there is anything wrong in having a favorite child, im sure if all parents could admit it, they have at least one of their child they like more/most with differing reasons. however, some parents over do it to the detrimental of the other child/children. and thats where the problem is

Interesting article

Do You Have a Favorite Kid? You Should Read This

http://shine.yahoo.com/parenting/do-you-have-a-favorite-kid--you-should-read-this-185020308.html

Stay-Free

condoms doesn't offer 100% protection. however,if the instructions are properly followed, it does definitely decrease the chances of stds but it is not foolproof

hope u had a wondafilled holiday

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Thank you.

Happy new year loves

ogugua88: [size=13pt]Whenever I feel like it really. The soonest I relax is 20 weeks and the longest I've gone is 36 weeks. It doesn't exceed three times in a year.[/size]

how do u manage it in between relaxers? do u braid or just flat iron. I'm tempted to seriously relax mine. haven't "cream cracked" it in yrs now, but i'm worried about the whole process of returning to relaxer, the undergrowth in between etc. though, i noticed that my "napps" became more manageable since i stopped relaxing unlike before. maybe im just looking for an easy way out, i cant flat iron it myself due to the size and length, even the guy that does it in salon takes forever and braiding scares me, the braiders complain and so does my butt

i'm happy for you

continue to stay strong

how often do u relax ur hair

a lot of time

@ ogugua

i definitely need to try that http://sabinohair.com/moisture-block.php product. had the same issue with humidity. such a horrible experience especially when washing/flat iron takes almost a better part of your day to complete

SlyIg: My dear,
students nurses are busy reading their books.
Staff nurses are busy in the hospitals.
And if you are a nurse,why are you here cos as long as i know,nairaland is not a very good place for busy and hardworking people.
Defend yourself!

i guess it is safe to say you aren't one of those hardworking ppl then

One step at a time dear. it wouldnt be easy, but it will be worth it,always remember that. you will be happy again because you are already on the right track.hang in there. I like the idea of incorporating therapy sessions in your treatment plan as jidegirl12 suggested. It will greatly improve the outcome. Look into it if you can afford it

Definitely agree.more resources need to be allocated towards this special population especially at the secondary and tertiary levels.

The recommended time frame is usually 3 months. but i'm sure alot of ppl use it for more a year or so

[quote author=i_am_anonymous]I really appreciate. I eventually found the courage to tell a family member, but it's not easy when they don't understand and think it's all your fault, so I have decided not to tell anyone else, at least, not until I get a bit better.[/quote]Good decision.

what medication/s did your doctor put you on, if you dont mind me asking