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lucyem @lucyem (120) • United States 25 Jul 07

My husband and I just finished listening to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows read by Jim Dale. We've enjoyed all the Jim Dale productions, but I think this is his best. Somehow he puts more into this one, especially the...

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lucyem Yes, audio books are great for people who are blind, visually impaired, or dyslexic. I think others should read the book themselves, but for those who can't, it's good audio books like this, that are read well, are available to them. Otherwise they might not...

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lucyem @lucyem (120) • United States 25 Jul 07

My husband and I just finished listening to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows read by Jim Dale. We've enjoyed all the Jim Dale productions, but I think this is his best. Somehow he puts more into this one, especially the...

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lucyem I can't scratch my face because I see badly enough that it needs to be practically one with the screen anymore. But thanks for the warning LOL! I did apologize for that comment, and I meant it too.

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lucyem @lucyem (120) • United States 25 Jul 07

My husband and I just finished listening to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows read by Jim Dale. We've enjoyed all the Jim Dale productions, but I think this is his best. Somehow he puts more into this one, especially the...

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lucyem I used to enjoy reading more than anything! But my vision has worsened a lot in the past few years, and now I can barely see enough to read. I'm getting used to it, but I do miss reading. I've been forced to use all audio books, whether I like it or not. (My...

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megs85 @megs85 (3142) • Australia 26 Jul 07

I knew I was at a high risk to develop it, as it has only been fourteen months since I had my last child, and only about 6 since I came off the antidepressants. So now I have it, and I don't even know what to write because I...

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lucyem You can try emotional freedom technique for the depression and the grieving process as well. You can either find a practitioner or learn it yourself. It only takes a few minutes to learn, and it's free. Visit www.emofree.com I've tried this too with much...

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megs85 @megs85 (3142) • Australia 26 Jul 07

I knew I was at a high risk to develop it, as it has only been fourteen months since I had my last child, and only about 6 since I came off the antidepressants. So now I have it, and I don't even know what to write because I...

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lucyem So terribly sorry about your loss! I would die if I lost a child I think... And I know what you mean about being emotionally detached. My son is welll taken care of, btu sometimes I just want to get rid of him and let someone else hold him and call him theirs....

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megs85 @megs85 (3142) • Australia 26 Jul 07

I knew I was at a high risk to develop it, as it has only been fourteen months since I had my last child, and only about 6 since I came off the antidepressants. So now I have it, and I don't even know what to write because I...

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lucyem See what I mean... I', pretty scattered too! I mean, I had antinatal depression, and postnatal depression. I've treated both with alternative and complimentary means, as well as diet and exercise. But some days I still have trouble getting out of bed and...

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megs85 @megs85 (3142) • Australia 26 Jul 07

I knew I was at a high risk to develop it, as it has only been fourteen months since I had my last child, and only about 6 since I came off the antidepressants. So now I have it, and I don't even know what to write because I...

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lucyem Yes, I have it too. For me it was probably the result of birth trauma. I've chosen nt to take antidepressants, because they've made me sick and worse in the past. But I've found success treating it with cimplimentary and alternative medicine. This isn't for...

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ketybhagat @ketybhagat (4123) • India 26 Jul 07

I have often seen youngsters fall in deep love, the type I cant live without you, and then of course nothing in the world can make them see sense. Yes, and then comes marriage and responsibilities which make them see the true...

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lucyem I don't think we can. I think they have to learn the hard way. They hate it when we "lecture" them and are so fond of telling us we don't understand. But it's really they who don't understand. Until we somehow find a way to bridge that communication gap, they...

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dimaks @dimaks (786) • Japan 26 Jul 07

Let's see what website/s you open first upon establishing your connection to the internet :) For me, it's my gmail, followed by blog site. The rest are news and forums about my various interests in life. Let's hear yours!...

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lucyem First I check email in OUtlook Express. The first website I open is associatedcontent.com. I write articles there for pay, so I either check my payments or submit new articles, or read others' articles and leave comments. After that I come to mylot.

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coolchic101 @coolchic101 (848) • United States 17 Mar 07

Do you energy cleanse your house and/or your work place? I have energy cleansed my house with Reiki, whenever there's an argument or when someone's depressed or ill, or when I need motivation to clean up. The place feels lighter...

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lucyem http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Reiki_On A free Yahoo group to learn Reiki and get free distance Reiki treatments.

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coolchic101 @coolchic101 (848) • United States 17 Mar 07

Do you energy cleanse your house and/or your work place? I have energy cleansed my house with Reiki, whenever there's an argument or when someone's depressed or ill, or when I need motivation to clean up. The place feels lighter...

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lucyem Incense often has the same or similar cleansing effect as Reiki and other cleansing methods. It's all in what you're familiar and comfortable with.

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coolchic101 @coolchic101 (848) • United States 17 Mar 07

Do you energy cleanse your house and/or your work place? I have energy cleansed my house with Reiki, whenever there's an argument or when someone's depressed or ill, or when I need motivation to clean up. The place feels lighter...

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lucyem The more Reiki you do, the more you're open to and the more you learn! That's great!

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coolchic101 @coolchic101 (848) • United States 17 Mar 07

Do you energy cleanse your house and/or your work place? I have energy cleansed my house with Reiki, whenever there's an argument or when someone's depressed or ill, or when I need motivation to clean up. The place feels lighter...

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lucyem Yes. I do the house, including my work area, daily with Reiki when I get up in the morning. I also do self-treatments before I go to bed, and for my husband and baby too.

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misstree @misstree (241) • United States 10 Apr 07

Hi everyone. I was wondering how this works? I have depression, anxiety, and Fibromyalgia. I could certainly use some healing. I have had people do distance reiki on me, but not sure it really worked? How is this done, and is...

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lucyem Reiki has absolutely nothing to do with seances!

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misstree @misstree (241) • United States 10 Apr 07

Hi everyone. I was wondering how this works? I have depression, anxiety, and Fibromyalgia. I could certainly use some healing. I have had people do distance reiki on me, but not sure it really worked? How is this done, and is...

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lucyem Learning Reiki yourself could be one of the best things you could do for yourself and your ailments. Then you can do it any time, regularly, and you don't have to pay someone else to treat you. Insurance almost never covers Reiki, and treatments run $60/hour...

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misstree @misstree (241) • United States 10 Apr 07

Hi everyone. I was wondering how this works? I have depression, anxiety, and Fibromyalgia. I could certainly use some healing. I have had people do distance reiki on me, but not sure it really worked? How is this done, and is...

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lucyem There may be no medical cure for your illness. But you can cure anything and everything naturally and/or with energy healing. The key is persistence. It is working on some level, even if you don't notice it physically. Because the causes of disease are most...

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misstree @misstree (241) • United States 10 Apr 07

Hi everyone. I was wondering how this works? I have depression, anxiety, and Fibromyalgia. I could certainly use some healing. I have had people do distance reiki on me, but not sure it really worked? How is this done, and is...

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lucyem Yes, this is very true. You may have som subconscious to the illness. And you can use Reiki to get rid of the attachment, but you won't be healed until you do. You can also use Emotional Freedom Technique, Past life regression, and hypnosis, as well as other...

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misstree @misstree (241) • United States 10 Apr 07

Hi everyone. I was wondering how this works? I have depression, anxiety, and Fibromyalgia. I could certainly use some healing. I have had people do distance reiki on me, but not sure it really worked? How is this done, and is...

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lucyem Again, untrue. Though some Reiki practitioners do require a photo, name, location, and more specifics, they're in no way necessary. Reiki works just by intent. You don't need to know the person to send Reiki. I could just say, "I want to send Reiki to___ (your...

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