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Kristin Davis's picture

How do divorced families split up the holidays?

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The upcoming holiday season will be the first since my divorce. My kids have asked repeatedly what our plans are for Thanksgiving and Christmas, however my ex-husband and I haven't yet taken the time to figure it out. (Plus we're probably trying to avoid the inevitable as long as we can.) Since he lives less than a mile away, I'm guessing that one option would be for the kids to spend part of Thanksgiving at my house and then the other part at his house, for two dinners. An aunt of mine who has been married three times advised me to split the holidays up.


     
     
miscortes's picture

Deaths come in 3's?

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Topics: death and 3's
     

I have lost three people in the last month. Is it really true that deaths come in 3's?


     
     
natn's picture

I received an email regarding a CANCER UPDATE FROM JOHN HOPKINS and want to know if any medical experts on the site can substant

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Topics: Cancer
     

CANCER UPDATE FROM JOHN HOPKINS

This information is being circulated at Walter Reed Army Medical Center as well.

No plastic containers in microwave.

No water bottles in freezer.

No plastic wrap in microwave.

A dioxin chemical causes cancer, especially breast cancer.

Dioxins are highly poisonous to the cells of our bodies. Don't freeze your plastic bottles with water in them as this releases dioxins from the plastic.


     
     
miscortes's picture

Working from Home

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The gas prices are rising dramatically and there is the option to work from home. Some businesses have even offered four 10 hour days to try and cut down on the gas expenses to and from work. How do you feel about the option to work from home or even a four day week? If so, what are the pros and cons about working from home?


     
     
Free2Bme's picture

Has anyone tried Chaste Tree supplement to relieve PMS symptoms and regulate cycle?

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Has anyone tried Chaste Tree as a supplement/herb to help regulate your menstrual cycle? It is hormone free, and I heard it helps with cramping, headaches and breast tenderness.


     
     
Michelle's picture

Can a Flu shot lead to Shingles?

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dear michelle, a 76 year old friend recently had a flu shot and developed a case of shingles. any connection? coincidental? thanxs so much

Jean

Has anyone ever heard of this or had this happen to them?

Michelle


     
     
Brownsuga's picture

I had Her Option done on the 29th of Sept and I started bleeding real heavy a week later for 3 hours, then stopped then 2 days l

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Topics: Her Option
     

I had my procedure done on the 29th of Sept 2008. The first week i just had a light yellow watery discharge.. then on Tues Oct 7th, I had really heavy bleeding for 3 hours soaking pants, pads the works. Then it stopped as quick as it came. then next day no bleeding at all. then on the 9th heavy bleeding again for about 2 hours. Then it went away as quick as it came.. MY doctor tells me this is normal.. Today Iwent out to a football game with the kids and as soon as I got home and stepped out of the car.l Blood saturated my pants and socks. What is going on..


     
     
raidermom's picture

I had the her option procedure done in August and had a my first period on Sept 28th. Now I am spotting a brown discharge. Does

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GauguinFan's picture

The weak economy - how has it changed YOU?

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With all that is happening in our country, I'm wondering how it's directly affecting women out there.

Have you lost your job? Your home?
What have you had to cut back on?
Have you had to limit or stop extra curicular activities?
Do you eat out less or not at all?
Do you drive less?
Do you shop discount or second hand?
Have you had to sell off anything?

I'd like to know what others are doing to batten down the hatches and share tips!

Thanks!


     
     
Bargain Lover's picture

Are composite (white) fillings safer than amalgam (silver) fillings?

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I have a few silver fillings that I worry about due to the mercury in them. They also look - well, not so nice but it's the significant amount of mercury living in my mouth for decades now that I worry about.

I'd like to get them removed and replaced with white composite ones. Are they safer? And do they work as well as "traditional" silver ones?

Thanks