@healerWitch on myLot

celticeagle @celticeagle (164700) • Boise, Idaho 24 Feb 22

I just had the greatest idea. So many of you come on here daily talking about your interests and what you do best. Many of you on here have expertise in a given area.(Some even several areas) For some, it is how to eat frugally or...

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healerWitch @celticeagle what I need is 48 hours in a day.

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celticeagle @celticeagle (164700) • Boise, Idaho 24 Feb 22

I just had the greatest idea. So many of you come on here daily talking about your interests and what you do best. Many of you on here have expertise in a given area.(Some even several areas) For some, it is how to eat frugally or...

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healerWitch It's one of my long term goals actually lol. Trouble is, I'm too busy right now with the kids and all for such a commitment.

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Kandase @Kandae11 (54959) 24 Feb 22

In a world seemingly gone mad, and an uncertain future facing us, we need something to smile about. Something to put a smile on our face which may help ease the stress. So tell us about that special event that you look forward...

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healerWitch I don't have any special events for anticipation, for me, any day that I and the people I care about wake up in good health is a good day to me.

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Karen Hellier @Kouponkaren (5503) • United States 24 Feb 22

I am working on helping my bone density and balance since I found out I am in the osteopenia range for bone density. I am working with a trainer and doing workouts on the equipment at the gym and started a Tai Chi class on Monday...

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healerWitch I had a chronic lower back pain (it involved the psoas) that involved severe sudden spasms that during their onset, got me temporarily paralysed as well, and even after having full scans and physiotherapy, it hasn't helped at all. Specific yoga poses have...

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Kandase @Kandae11 (54959) 23 Feb 22

Mundane -- that's the word l am looking for. Mundane, meaning - bland, uninteresting etc. Could those words describe many of the discussions posted here each day.? What do Mylot members want or prefer to see posted? Are you...

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healerWitch I see there is a Top Rated Discussion section. I'm not sure if it's with the number of likes or responses a post gets, but most of them from that section can still be considered bland and uninteresting to me as you well put it. What's interesting to me...

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Marie Coyle @MarieCoyle (35322) 22 Feb 22

Celebrity worship syndrome is a real thing. I had no idea. I know teenagers usually go through a few years that they follow pop stars, sports figures, actors, and such. I think of it as a teen thing, but evidently there are many...

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healerWitch I never had this, but it can definitely be a serious problem affecting quality of life for the person afflicted, and at times, even for the celebrities. Giving them a god-like status is never a good thing for either side. This is usually a symptom that comes...

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M.-L. @MALUSE (69373) • Germany 19 Jun 20

Mylot is an international site spanning the globe. What we learn from reading discussions is that basically people are people. They're born, live their lives, die. They have families, jobs, build homes, buy things, etc. - or none...

addressing each other

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healerWitch Goodness gracious, what an extraordinary post! I thought I was the only one! I absolutely hate being addressed as "dude", "bro", "guy", etc, or "dear" in a condescending manner. I think one of the reasons I don't watch a lot of YouTube videos anymore (other...

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Shavkat @Shavkat (138652) • Philippines 23 Feb 22

To cut the chase, she cried because I scolded her for not studying her lesson. I am fine with this reason. But then, I got pissed off when she was asking every word of every paragraph of her lesson last night. I cannot let this...

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healerWitch As a mom who homeschooled her 2 kids for a few years (both of them with special needs), and as a former tutor / teacher to both adults and children, some again with special needs or elderly not at their finest mental fitness, yes I have the patience, and you...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (336739) • Rockingham, Australia 10 Feb 22

To be or not to be – vaccinated against COVID-19. That is the question. It is a hotly debated topic here as I know it is in many places. Living near good friends, our circle of acquaintances is slowly growing and we have got to...

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healerWitch @DeborahDiane if you see Portugal's graphs of the last 2 years, the huge spike in total cases has gone up at the same time and the same rate as the number of vaccinations. When these 2 graphs are placed side by side, it's like looking at the same graph!

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (336739) • Rockingham, Australia 10 Feb 22

To be or not to be – vaccinated against COVID-19. That is the question. It is a hotly debated topic here as I know it is in many places. Living near good friends, our circle of acquaintances is slowly growing and we have got to...

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healerWitch @DeborahDiane and don't forget, with each booster shot, the risk for serious reactions / side - effects from the vaccines increases.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (336739) • Rockingham, Australia 10 Feb 22

To be or not to be – vaccinated against COVID-19. That is the question. It is a hotly debated topic here as I know it is in many places. Living near good friends, our circle of acquaintances is slowly growing and we have got to...

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healerWitch @DeborahDiane 58% got their booster shots, yes. The thing is this virus mutates faster than they can make vaccines for it, so it's kinda pointless really.

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (173710) • United States 13 Feb 22

There has been a lot of controversy on this site about the effectiveness of masks against COVID-19 and its variants. A recent article in AARP Magazine stated that studies done by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and...

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healerWitch @porwest that's awful about Bog Saget. I watched his shows as a kid. But yeah, I've noticed that too. Under-reporting of reactions from the vaccine, over-reporting about Covid deaths. That's why statistics can't really be trusted anymore.

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Patricia Ocampo @iKONICNoona (4181) • Philippines 15 Feb 22

Hello! Im back again been busy this weekend and cant visut mylot. But now I am multi tasking , doing chores and mylotting. So there is a newly opened dairy store in our town. All products are from buffalo's/...

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buffalo and carabaos milk

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healerWitch @iKONICNoona yes plain yogurt is what I prefer as well. I hate it when they add the fruits, then extra sweeteners on top of it... it doesn't taste like yogurt anymore.

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aubrey @averygirl72 (37845) • Philippines 15 Feb 22

I think I'm really getting old. Every time I bend my right knee it feels painful. Do you have joint pains now? Will it get worse? How to relieve it?

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healerWitch @averygirl72 menopause that comes after a hysterectomy. Horrible thing to go through in my 30s with kids to raise, but I had no other choice in the matter. Yes, do see a doctor if it doesn't go away soon.

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (173710) • United States 13 Feb 22

There has been a lot of controversy on this site about the effectiveness of masks against COVID-19 and its variants. A recent article in AARP Magazine stated that studies done by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and...

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healerWitch @porwest That's a good point there. @TheHorse A problem I found with statistics is that they are easy to be manipulated (or rather, misrepresented?) to suit one's agenda. And the most important thing about statistics? They don't matter at all once you're...

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (173710) • United States 13 Feb 22

There has been a lot of controversy on this site about the effectiveness of masks against COVID-19 and its variants. A recent article in AARP Magazine stated that studies done by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and...

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healerWitch @TheHorse thank you.

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LindaOH @LindaOHio (173710) • United States 13 Feb 22

There has been a lot of controversy on this site about the effectiveness of masks against COVID-19 and its variants. A recent article in AARP Magazine stated that studies done by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and...

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healerWitch @TheHorse no they don't usually, but we did have a few deaths of children of really young age from Covid in Portugal, one of them vaccinated too, so it's still a worrisome situation, and I'm grateful we made it.

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Fleur @Fleura (29932) • United Kingdom 15 Feb 22

Today I was in town so I did a bit of shopping at the chemist. Unfortunately when I went to pay, the nice lady at the till upstairs said she had some problem and I would have to go to the downstairs tills instead, which are always...

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healerWitch @Fleura the ones we have around here don't speak thankfully, they only give the same instructions through a LOT of prompts. I get frustrated with all the nuisances of shopping in general, so I just do my groceries and everything else online.

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