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makingpots @makingpots (11915) • United States 25 Jul 07

Do you ever ask yourself that here at myLot? Do you ever wonder why some people add comments to other people's replies and not yours? Literally, I asked myself "what am I chopped liver?" after noticing this the other day and I...

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easymoney75503 @easymoney75503 (1702) • United States 25 Jul 07

i have 2 kids and both really want to wtire to there favorite authors. i am not sure how to come up with an address for them though. my youngest loves the magic tree house series and really wants to write the author. my oldest...

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lburns70 @lburns70 (182) • United States 20 Jul 07

I have a 15 year old that is pregnant. She seems to be doing well with this but it is hard on the rest of the family. Has anyone been through this?

parenting

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carmelanirel Yes, my daughter was 17 though and I believe she wanted the baby and loved the father. so they got married and she now has 2 boys. I am concerned because though she finished high school, and the father took courses through the local vocational school, they are...

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makingpots @makingpots (11915) • United States 26 Apr 07

What book are you reading right now? Are you enjoying it? How/why did you choose it? Would you recommend it to a friend?

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mummymo I am starting a book called Slavery Now and Then by Danny Smith. I have not read much yet so I am not sure how good it is yet but it is basically about modern slavery in the context of the Transatlantic slave trade! I have been looking for this type of book...

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RosieS57 @RosieS57 (889) • United States 4 Jun 07

Do you find yourself rating your fellow FM'ers positively because they understand? Or is it that you understand what they have to live with? When FM'ers support each other do you read and go down the line clicking that little...

paim fm

positively

support

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RosieS57 And because it's tuffer it means more. To me, anyway. If the FM'er isn't so drugged up as to still be able to type and be legible (a feat in itself in fighting Fibro Fog) then I'm inclined to reward my fellow Fibromite with a + just for tuffing it out. You...

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presbyboyz @presbyboyz (83) • Nigeria 9 Jan 07

I'm a christian. I'm not perfect, but there are lots of people worse than i am. How come i had to get cancer?

i have cancer

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nishanity it ha snothig to do with what religion you are in or whether there are 1 million people worse than you.... it just happens dear... and i am sorry to hear about it.... well i guess its fate, as some people would say.... if its in early stages, then it can be...

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jennybianca @jennybianca (12912) • Australia 2 Apr 07

My daughter is amongst the second group of girls to receive the Cervical Cancer vaccine. "SCHOOL girls at Mount Carmel College, Rosewater, were among Australia's first to be vaccinated against cervical cancer yesterday. The...

cancer

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sapphiresage I hate to burst y'alls bubble, but cervical cancer isn't a huge cancer threat to begin with, and this vaccine has been rushed, pushed and lobbied hard by Merck with minimal research done on it. There is inadequate data on the length of its efficacy, the...

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KrisNY @KrisNY (7590) • United States 27 Jan 07

I'm seriously considering this-- I wonder how many other parents have thought about this? How many parents have already done so? There's a new immunization on the market called "Gardasil"- this is supposed to help prevent...

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hockeygal4ever I have thought seriously about it myself because I had cervical cancer. My issue is, this "new vaccine" is truly not something that has had years and years of studies done that verify it DOES help. Even their ad says "that MAY cause cervical cancer". It's...

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pyewacket @pyewacket (43903) • United States 3 Jul 07

It's only been recently that the idea has "sprung" to give young girls the HPV vaccine, known as Gardasil, to prevent the possibility of later getting cervical cancer. I have always been leary of these so-called "miracle" drugs...

dangers of gardasil

infertility

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emeraldisle I've been reading a lot about this since it came out and I didn't like the sound of it from the beginning when they were trying to make it mandatory. I went to the manufacturer's site for information on the studies done on side effects. The study was for over...

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pyewacket @pyewacket (43903) • United States 3 Jul 07

It's only been recently that the idea has "sprung" to give young girls the HPV vaccine, known as Gardasil, to prevent the possibility of later getting cervical cancer. I have always been leary of these so-called "miracle" drugs...

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sumofalltears This is obviously a money thing....and they don't care that real people are used as guinea pigs. I always thought that drugs were put through rigorous testing before being marketed, but it seems not rigorous enough. I like the more simple life...if it isn't...

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pyewacket @pyewacket (43903) • United States 3 Jul 07

It's only been recently that the idea has "sprung" to give young girls the HPV vaccine, known as Gardasil, to prevent the possibility of later getting cervical cancer. I have always been leary of these so-called "miracle" drugs...

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pyewacket I'm just saying that people should be made aware of the risks that could be involved...so that they can make their own decisions...What would it take to convince you of the possible dangers..would you be happy if hundreds or thousands of girls were adversely...

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pyewacket @pyewacket (43903) • United States 3 Jul 07

It's only been recently that the idea has "sprung" to give young girls the HPV vaccine, known as Gardasil, to prevent the possibility of later getting cervical cancer. I have always been leary of these so-called "miracle" drugs...

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Amber A couple years ago my doctor had me on Celebrex, and for quite a while. I didn't think it worked so I took myself off of it. Not long after that, it was recalled. I think that was when I knew I had to be more active in my healthcare. Because you can't even...

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pyewacket @pyewacket (43903) • United States 3 Jul 07

It's only been recently that the idea has "sprung" to give young girls the HPV vaccine, known as Gardasil, to prevent the possibility of later getting cervical cancer. I have always been leary of these so-called "miracle" drugs...

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Amber I'm glad you brought attention to this. People were seeing this as a miracle drug, when it only even prevents ONE form of cervical cancer. To think it should even be required as some states have done or tried to do just is not right when it is so new to the...

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pyewacket @pyewacket (43903) • United States 3 Jul 07

It's only been recently that the idea has "sprung" to give young girls the HPV vaccine, known as Gardasil, to prevent the possibility of later getting cervical cancer. I have always been leary of these so-called "miracle" drugs...

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makingpots @makingpots (11915) • United States 8 Jul 07

I picked this quick tip up from a website on organizing. At the beginning of each month, put extra trash bags into your trash baskets around the house, like they do in hotels. When it's time to remove the filled trash bag, you'll...

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