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• June 18th, 2009

  How long have you been a vegetarian / vegan?

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• June 13th, 2009

  Has anyone ever had their kid diagnosed with Kawasaki Disease?

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• January 21st, 2009

  I just found out my sister is coming after almost a year and a half of not seeing each other... how do I welcome her?

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• December 12th, 2008

  Should I get pregnant again?

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• December 12th, 2008

  My brother is turning 32 and I don't know what to give him... any suggestions?

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• June 18th, 2009

  How long have you been a vegetarian / vegan?

  I recently watched a documentary called “Earthlings” and well… I did know about everything in it but seeing it is a whole lot different story and it made me glad that I’m a vegetarian but made me rethink eating dairy and eggs… It’s just so sad! If you have the chance watch it… and tell other people to create consciousness, after all that’s what it’s for… you can find it online as well…
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• June 15th, 2009

  Do all Mexicans (born in Mexico) have the tuberculosis vaccine scar on their arm?

  @Dr_C jajaja sí... (mmm la epidemia ya en el pasado… nothing to worry about!!)
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• June 15th, 2009

  Do all Mexicans (born in Mexico) have the tuberculosis vaccine scar on their arm?

  I have it, I’m 24… my son has it, he’s 18 months old, but my husband doesn’t… we’re Mexicans born, raised and living in Mexico City, so yeah, a lot of us have it but not all…
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• March 21st, 2009

  Do you consider this art?

  I loved the site, loved the art, loved what I think she is trying to say… For me, having a child is one of the most extraordinary things in this world… when I had mine, I put a lot of effort into making it work so that he could be born the most natural way. And I did it! He was born in water… no meds or drugs administered… But I do think that nowadays there are a lot of cases in which doctors just act because of what they will get, their own benefits (c-sections are more expensive, so they earn much more) and also most of the society, because of the lack of information or the information they get from advertisements (from big corporations) do as they’re told (buy this, go there, eat this…) I’m not saying that it’s wrong, there should be some cases in which c-sections should be done, but as the artist says… the percentage is way too high. My sister did all she could to have her baby the same way I did… and she couldn’t because the doctor said it wasn’t possible… so she had a cesarean. My dad who is also a doctor said it could have been done the natural way, but he wasn’t there to intervene. So I get how the artist feels violated… because my sister felt that way too! She even wanted to sue!
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• March 21st, 2009

  What's your fave social blogging site?

  twitter
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